Leafy Butterflies CB

Hello

I have another quick card to share today which uses my favourite butterfly and moth stamps.

In honour of my favourite season I added a background which I had ran through an embossing folder and highlighted with ink.

I hope you like it.

TTFN.

M.

Butterfly Journal Page

Hello

I have a Journal Page to share today using a lovely Butterfly stamp and an embossing folder.

I have used alcohol markers to colour and highlight the butterfly image and ink on the embossed background.

Thanks for visiting my little blog.

Please visit again soon.

M.

Poppy Collage

Hello

I have another card to share today which features a stamp from the Butterfly Poppy Collage stamp sheet from Chocolate Baroque.

I stamped the Poppy stamp with gold embossing powder and stamped various other stamps from my stash in brown ink in the background.  I added a little colour using chalks and added 3D Clear Gloss Finish to the Poppies.

For the background I embossed some patterned paper using an embossing folder and stamped 2 corners in Gilding Flakes.

The final addition of a Spellbinders diecut and a coordinating brown base layer and my card is finished.

Thanks for stopping by and as always, more to come soon, so please come visit again.

M.

Pink & Yellow Floral

Hello

I have another version of a card I did recently to share today.

This time using a sketchy stamp from Hobby Arts.

I used an assortment of stamps in the background including a moth from Chocolate Baroque.

The background uses the Paisley Embossalicious folder from Crafter’s Companion.

Thanks for visiting.  Hope to see you again soon!

Butterfly & Poppies in Peach

Hello again

I would like to share another crochet border in today’s card, together with a very lovely stamp from Chocolate Baroque.

For the main focal point, I have simply stamped the image onto a patterned paper for added interest. I love this stamp and think that it needs very little doing to it.

Along with the crochet border, I have embossed a co-ordinating colour for the background, cut some parchment with a spellbinder die and overlayed over a further piece of backing paper.

A very simple card but quite elegant.

See you again soon with another card!