Paper butterfly flowers card

Well, I’m not sure why I thought I would find more time to craft once the kids went back to school!?  Anyway, I squeezed in one of the many challenges I wanted to do this week – 2S4Y.  The sketch fit in perfectly for the card I made for my manager whose father died last week.  I used the Stampin Up butterfly punch to make four butterflies.  Then I layed them out on paper towels and got them very wet with a spray bottle.  Then I used blue and orange ink with a waterpen to get the effect.  After letting them dry I curled the edges and overlapped them.  Then I put a brad through the center and added some silver Stickles in the center.  Then attached it to the card with dimensionals.  I learned this from my oh so crafty Stampin Up demonstrator and friend, Carol Fothergil.  I used a Cricut cut from the Storybook cart and ran it through a cuttlebug folder (I had to modify the cut a little to get the shape to line up the way I wanted  in the folder!) .  I also added some Crystal Stickles to the corners of the card on the embossing.  The saying is a Stampin Up stamp on one of their punches, then layered on another punch from Fiskers that I inked around the edges.  I used Bazzill Bling cardstock.

Thanks for your kind comments and feedback!

Candy

4 Comments »

  1. cheryln Said:

    so pretty! love the flowers!

  2. Laura Davis Said:

    Very pretty!
    Thanks for playing at 2S4Y!
    Laura

  3. Carol Fothergill Said:

    I LOVE the colors that you used for this card! Your BLOG is awesome! Thanks for sharing your great ideas.

    • Leigh Said:

      Hi- I am looking for contact info for Carol Fothergill. I googled her and a comment you made on your blog mentioned her. I live in St. Louis and I want to buy something from Stampin Up for my Mom for Christmas. We saw an example today at a Vendor Blender — I think it was called the “Big” something — it created beautifully embossed paper — she is still doing her embossing the “old fashioned” way. Can you help me?
      Your work looks gorgeous!
      Thanks,
      Leigh


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