For the last FMS sketch, I used the Stampin' Up color Cloud Cover on kraft and loved how it looked (see it here). As I was imagining ideas for this sketch and butterflies flitted through my mind, I settled on them right away because I saw an opportunity to use Cloud Cover on kraft! Instead of colorful balloons as with my last card, I added white flowers and Soft Seafoam leaves to keep the entire palette calm and peaceful.
I picked my dies simply by finding those that I had that could cut multiples at once. I do love the details on the butterflies by Paper Rose so they would have come out regardless of how many there were (in this case, six different butterflies). The flowers and leaves are from Spellbinders and included five of each on a die. I had them all laid out and it looked good when I decided the background needed something more. So I used my favorite craft room tool, Press 'n Seal(!), to pick them up all at once, emboss and add a frame to the background, then applied adhesive to all the diecuts at once and I was able to adhere them all at once right back where they were!
I hope to see you playing along with us this week at Freshly Made Sketches.
SUPPLY LIST
Stamps: Waffle Flower Sweet Lattice Sentiments and dies
Dies: Paper Rose Studio Little Etched Butterflies, Spellbinders Four Seasons, Simon Says Stamps A2 Thin Frames
Cardstock: Stampin' Up Cloud Cover, Soft Seafoam, kraft
Other: Stampin' Up Distressed Tile 3D embossing folder, Stampin' Up Antique Pearls
Kim, one would think that a girl who blooms butterflies on her front porch every year might have thought to use butterflies for her own card, right? Ha! I sure am glad YOU did as they are flurry of fabulous! LOve the embossing on kraft and that itty bitty frame, too!
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I love your combo of neutrals and fabulous texture in your design! Beautifully done!
ReplyDeleteI like your color choices and those cute little butterflies! Another wonderful card, Kim!
ReplyDeleteI love your card. Using butterflies on a card or scrapbook layout is my go to favorite.
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