One day I was feeling antsy and wanted to do a wedding project. This is surprising because instead of just thinking about it, I went into action. I was inspired by a project where the couple used connect the dots. I really wish I could find the picture to show it to you, but I have no clue where I found it. I loved how it looked though and I decided that I wanted to make my bridal shower thank you cards that used mason jars and connect the dots. And somewhere lightning bugs came in and I wanted to have the lightning bug's lit up derrieres as the dot.
After many revisions and practice connecting the dots (I did it at least 10 times until I found the perfect lay-out for the dots), I ended up with this:
The "K" was tricky, but I like to think that I made it work.
Here's a close-up of my dots!
And on the flip side . . . it's actually a postcard, so I only have the notecard amount of space to write my message. I am OK with that! Here's a close-up of one of my little lightning bugs, I have 2 on the side where I write, just to make it look a little more cute!
I was really proud of the finish product. I am by no means a graphic designer, I have a very basic knowledge of Photoshop and I mainly do my projects in Microsoft Publisher, which is a very basic "design" (would you call it that?) program. And, I am really proud of myself for starting with a vision and making it appear on paper. I just hope everyone else appreciate it too. And that they connect the dots! I sent the file to my mom to look over & she said it was cute, but never connected the dots, which means she really didn't see IT!
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