I couldn't resist using the gorgeous new Fancy Butterflies Die-namics, which were just released, for my card today. I thought I'd show you how the arrow elements on the sketch can be any shape.
I started with a Kraft card base then used the Blueprints 3 Die-namics to cut out the Pink Lemonade square. The rest of the elements (except the butterfly) were cut out using the Blueprints 7 Die-namics, including the Sweet Tooth layer.
I cut out the Pink Lemonade and Steel Grey butterflies with the Fancy Butterflies Die-namics then I sprayed them with the MIX-ables Sheer Shimmer Mist and the MIX-ables Steel Shimmer Mist. I love how each of the layers shimmers on it's own. I adhered the body of the grey butterfly then bent up the wings for dimension.
For the sentiment I cut out the Steel Grey talk bubble with the element from Blueprints 7 Die-namics then I stamped the sentiment from Winged Beauties with Sweet Tooth Pigment Ink and I heat embossed it with white powder. The Blu Raspberry was also cut out using the Blueprints 7 Die-namics and I stamped the large dots from Darling Dots with Sweet Tooth Pigment Ink. The colour scheme is thanks to cQc#205 over on the Colour Q blog.
Along the bottom of the card I used the Blueprints 7 Die-namics again to cut out the Razzle Berry strip, then I wrapped some Hemp Cord and tied a Pink Lemonade button.
I hope you'll play along and link your creation on the MFT Blog.
Here are the supplies I used:
Thanks for stopping by!
Karen
4 comments:
Ooh love your interpretation of the sketch and the butterfly instead of the arrow image!! And how clever is that button for the circle bit!
These colors sing...!! & I love how you used the butterfly in place of the arrows element from the sketch!!
That gives me so many ideas.!! :)) :))
Thanks for the inspiration !!!
Maybe I'll actually get to play along this week!!!
(My blueprints are arriving Saturday!!!)
Your color combo is awesome and lo e the clean look of the card
Very pretty card, I love the polka dots behind your layered butterfly! So happy you could join us at the ColourQ!
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