It’s definitely a butterfly kind of day today! This is my second blog post, if you’re looking for my card for The Paper Players PP253, click here to go right to that blog post.
I used the Watercolor Wash background stamp and some of the butterfly framelits to create my card for the Sunday Stamps SSC105 color challenge this week.
Here are the Sunday Stamps SSC105 colors. Be sure to stop by the Sunday Stamps blog to check out what the other Design Team Members have created with this sketch.
My card design is based on one that I saw in the Stampin’ Up! catalog. There is a beautiful card posted with the background stamps so I “borrowed” quite a bit of inspiration from that creation. 🙂
I started by inking the Watercolor Wash stamp in Smoky Slate ink, stamping it on scrap paper, then stamping it on a Thick Whisper White card base.
I cut a butterfly fly with the smaller die from the Bold Butterfly Framelits die set from Basic Gray card stock and I adhered it to the upper center of the card with a Glue Dot.
Then I used the smallest butterfly die from the Butterflies Thinlits die set to cut butterflies from Smoky Slate card stock and Smoky Slate DSP (from the Neutrals DSP Stack). I adhered both butterflies with Glue Dots to the card front. I cut a butterfly with the Bold Butterflies Framelits die from Dazzling Diamonds Glimmer Paper and I adhered it with a Glue Dot over the Smoky Slate card stock butterfly.
I cut the sentiment with one of the Greetings Thinlits dies from Basic Gray card stock and I adhered it to the card front with touches of Multipurpose Liquid Glue. I added two Rhinestone Basic Jewels to the center of each butterfly to finish the card front.
I inked one of the solid butterfly images from the Watercolor Wings photopolymer stamp set in Smoky Slate ink, stamped it on scrap paper, then stamped it on a panel of Whisper White card stock twice. I stamped the smaller Watercolor Wings image in Smoky Slate ink over the solid butterfly images, then adhered the panel inside the card.
You can find a complete list of supplies, including card stock cuts, at the very bottom of this post.
If you need any stamping supplies, I’d be very happy to be your Demonstrator. Just click on the Order Stampin’ Up! Online Now button on the right side of the screen to go directly to my online store or drop me an email if you have any questions. Happy Stamping!
- Thick Whisper White – 4-1/4″ x 11″ card base
- Basic Gray –Bold Butterflies Framelits die cut, Greetings Thinlits die cut
- Smoky Slate – Butterflies Thinlits die cut
- Whisper White – 4″ x 5-1/4″ panel (inside card)
- Neutrals Designer Series Paper Stack –Butterflies Thinlits die cut
- Dazzling Diamonds Glimmer Paper – Bold Butterflies Framelits die cut
Stampin’ Up! items used to create this project:
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Another great card! I love two post days!
Thanks Laurie, I love two post days too! 🙂
Hi Amy…
as always I love to visiting and leaving some love to the DT member cause we are on a team 🙂
I will be happy if you could visiting me back..
Love that stamp you used behind the Butterflies, adorable stamp you have Amy
and I love that butterflies in the shade of grey and white
great DT card Amy…
so happy being on the same team with you…you are so talented Lady dear Amy…
hugs,
Monika
Thanks Monika! Glad that we’re in this together too! 🙂
Awesome card!! I love the butterflies and the ombre look.
Thanks so much Angel! 🙂
What a simply gorgeous creation, Amy! Who knew that butterflies could look so pretty in neutrals? Fantastic layout. Pinning this too!!
Thanks Sandy! 🙂
wooo!..I LOVE the tone on tone you created here, it’s stunning!
Thanks Sandi! 🙂
I am not sure I would be smart enough to go for a gray butterfly, but clearly it was a BRILLIANT move! This is just elegant and chic but CAS, love it!
Thanks Katie, glad that you liked the little gray butterflies…maybe we should call them moths instead! 😉
The grey butterflies make this card very elegant! – Fantastic! Thanks for your nice comment about my kitty, Amy.
Rosi x
Thanks so much Rosi! I appreciate your comments too! 🙂
I love the color watermelon wonder