My craft desk is such a huge mess that I could no longer create in the little 4" x 5" clear space that I had left. The clear area has to be at least as big as a card! Otherwise I'll accidentally lay a stamped image on top of something like an open ink pad - not that that has ever happened! Right! So while clearing and sorting through the layers of stuff on my desk, I found a scrap sheet where I had smooshed together different Distress Inks and Stains. It looks like it had most of what I owned: Brushed Pewter, Picked Raspberry, Peacock Feathers, Seedless Preserves, Broken China, and Squeezed Lemonade. I just love how you can't go wrong mixing any of the distress inks/stains together. I die cut out 3 each of the PoppyStamps
Cheviot Butterfly and Delaney
Butterfly dies. I wanted to go for a more natural tone to let my bright butterflies shine so I used kraft card stock for my base layer. I used MFT Blueprint 13 for the large stitched rectangle and the curved tag on white card stock. For some texture, I used the Cuttlebug Stylized Flowers embossing folder and some green organza ribbon to tie it all together.
After adhering my butterflies to my tag, I used ice white Viva
Decor Pearl Pen to add the butterfly bodies. LOVE this new step!
Hope you'll be seeing butterflies outside your windows soon! Don't forget that you can use the
coupon code DIANAN-10 to the Classy Cards 'n Such on-line store for many of the items I
used today.
Challenges I am playing in:
So pretty!
ReplyDeleteThese butterflies are gorgeous! I just love the colors. Thank you so much for playing along with us over at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge Blog this week :)
ReplyDeleteHello my sweet friend, Diana. I always LOVE visiting your blog. You inspire me and always have something wonderful to share. Thanks for playing along in our challenge and please join us again soon.
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P.S. Be sure to link up at Word Art Wednesday five times per week if you have that many cards in a week. I love seeing it ALL! Hugs.
Love the creative reuse of scraps
ReplyDeleteLove your Bright Spring Color project. Thanks for playing along with us at Really Reasonable Ribbon.
ReplyDeleteLove, love love those pretty butterflies. Thanks so much for playing with us at Really Reasonable Ribbon.
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