Technique:
Base is Cherry Cobbler card stock. The next layer is Very Vanilla which is embossed with the Framed Tulip folder and the edges sponged first with Crumb Cake ink, and then Early Espresso. The swirly stamp from Elements of Style was stamped at an angle onto the middle of this layer, using Crumb Cake ink.
Image Panel This was collage stamped using the stamp set French Foliage and the 3 colors of inks mentioned below. A double butterfly (Very Vanilla and Cherry Cobbler) was attached at the upper left corner. Pearls were placed on the body and extended over onto the panel.
Embellishments: Itty Bitty buttons, under which were placed a tiny circle of Cherry Cobbler card stock punch with the Itty Bitty punch (circle). Pearls were attached to the top of each button.
Stamps: Elements of Style, French Foliage, Teeny Tiny Wishes
Inks: Crumb Cake, Early Espresso, Cherry Cobbler
Papers: Cherry Cobbler, Very Vanilla
Accessories: Framed Tulips folder, Butterfly punch, Word window punch, Itty Bitty circle punch, 1/2" cherry cobbler scalloped dotted ribbon, Itty bitty buttons, pearls, dimensionals
7 comments:
How can I resist not loving this card. You have used my all time favourite stamp set. Beautiful job. Thanks for playing along with us at Try Stampin on Tuesday.
This is really lovely Maria. I love the stamp set and the colours you have used. The buttons add the fiinishing touch. Thanks for sharing.
Gorgeous Maria. I totally agree with Nancy. You have captured the colours to perfection. Love the touch of the pearls, buttons & butterfly
Gorgeous Maria, Love all the elements and colours. The snowman in the next post is adorable ! I hope you are doing well, Shirleyx
Another GREAT card Maria! You sure do crank out the cards! Thanks for playing along!!!
This is amazing! Gorgeous coloring--I am so looking forward to the autumn!!! Thanks for joining us at TSOT! :)
Oh I just love this stamp set and you choose such a gorgeous colour combo. The punched butterfly adds just the perfect touch. Thanks for joining us at try Stampin' on Tuesday
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