Sunday, July 23, 2023

Birthday Butterflies

 Hello and welcome crafty friends!
I'm popping in (at the last minute) with
a card I made for a couple challenges:

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I used the Shower of Flutters stencil and blended three shades of
magenta from bottom left to almost top right, leaving some
white space at the corner. Using images from the
Trendy Butterflies stamp set, I randomly stamped over the
outlines of some of the butterflies. I placed the stencil back over
the images and splattered (too much!) black paint over the panel.
I trimmed the panel using the Crazy Double Running Stitch die
in the largest size. I then die cut twice, the Happy Birthday from
the Everyday Sentiments die set, stacked and glued to the card.


This card is much more vibrant in real life, but the day I
took the pictures, it was very overcast. Ugh!
Well, that's it for now. Thank you for
visiting, and I hope that you have a great
rest of your day!



I'd like to enter this at:




Supplies:
Stamps: STAMPlorations - Trundy Butterflies
Ink: Altenew - Purple Wine, Puffy Heart, Rose Quartz; Memento - Gray Flannel
CS: Neenah; scrap
Accessories: ARTplorations - Shower of Flutters stencil; CUTplorations - Crazy double running stitch die, Everyday Sentiments die; DecoArt Americana - black acryllic paint; tooth brush
Adhesives: Bearly Art glue; 3L - tape runner







4 comments:

  1. This is such a great stencil. Beautiful work. Thanks for sharing on the AAA Birthday challenge.

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  2. Beautiful - love the background you created.

    Thanks for joining us at at Addicted to Stamps and More.

    Helen x
    DT

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  3. What a beautiful card Chris. I love the ombre stencilling and your colour choice is beautiful. Thanks for sharing with us over at AAA Birthday challenge. Hugs, Denise, DT x

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  4. That subtle background.. Just loved your card..
    Thank you for joining AAA birthday challenge

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