When I last digiscrapped, I was really getting into the whole white space/element cluster style pages. I had never done a card like that before, so I really wanted to try it (plus I needed some girlie colors in my life for today!)
The butterfly I used here was part of a pack of four spring-loaded clips that I had purchased at Michael's from their Easter/Spring display (I *believe* they were a dollar). I brought the clips home and used my hubby's tin snips to separate each clip into two butterflies of each color. This particular butterfly was a mustardy yellow tone to which I applied paint and Rock Candy. The Rock Candy didn't work quite like I had hoped, because it was hard to get a "thick" coat. But it left a nice shiny surface.
Materials Used:
- Kraft, black, cream, green Card stock
- Patterned paper from Authentique Uncommon paper pack and My Mind's Eye Lost & Found Portobello Road paper pack
- Acryllic paints: white metallic, parchment
- Metal butterfly (see note above)
- Distress crackle paint: clear rock candy
- EK Success paper punch: Retro flower
- The Paper Studio paper punch: leaf
- Kaiserscrapbook wood flourish
- Distress Stain: Picket Fence
- Pearl brads (unsure, but believe they are from Spare Parts by The Paper Studio)
- Viva Pearl Paint Pen: cream
- Random Adhesives
TotallyPaperCrafts: Things with Wings
The Shabby Tea Room:
USING AQUA, PINK, NEUTRALS and FLOWERS
(I went a bit heavy with the "neutrals portion for this card)
The Shabby Tea Room:
USING AQUA, PINK, NEUTRALS and FLOWERS
(I went a bit heavy with the "neutrals portion for this card)
Very nice!!
ReplyDeleteSo CAS yet beautiful ... thanks for sharing your work with us this week in the Tea Room :)
ReplyDeleteLove the layout of your card! So beautiful, especially your butterfly
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing along with us at TSTR this week:)
Smart use of the tin flower. I was wondering what kind of die you had used. Thanks for joining us at Totally PaperCrafts this week. Linda
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Sara. I love how you pulled it all together and the butterfly really stands out. Such creativity. Gloria
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