I also stamped the butterfly from SU Papillion Potpourri and heat embossed with the clear powder.
To color the flowers and butterfly, I turned the design over and using a SU Blender Pen I colored on the back of the design with Cajun Craze and More Mustard inks. The color is subdued, but I liked the look so I repeated this coloring on the butterfly.
I loved the butterfies ad I have a tendency to place too many butterflies on a card. I wanted to use a Cajun Craze and a More Mustard one on this card, but it just looked like too much. So I will show you the extra butterflies here.
Using Stampin' Up!'s Delicate Designs Embossing Folder I embossed the bottom of the card. The body of the card was originally Early Espresso but when I added the vellum overlay, the look of the card was too dark. So I cut off the embossed bottom of the Early Espresso and trimmed the scallop edge. Then I turned it around so that the scallop was on the top and I placed it at the bottom a More Mustard card base. (There is a possibility that this is Crushed Curry and not More Mustard; I seem to have discarded the bag the card stock came in- this is full disclosure. The vellum makes the color look so light; it almost looks like Daffodil Delight-which I know it is not. I still have the Daffodil delight is its wrapper-still labeled ) Then I let the embossing hang a bit longer than the vellum.
The sentiment is from Affection Collection.
Oh so pretty, Diane. I love this idea and I'm going to have to give it a try! Great use of the color challenge.
ReplyDeletereally gorgeous use of colors.
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