I love a mix of what is soft to what is hard, creating a fun looking hand-stamped card. Here with the look of the rough 'brick' wall and the soft, floating butterfly underneath you have a cool looking image that embraces all that is Summer at our home. This simple, quick and easy hand-stamped bricks and butterfly hand-crafted card is a fun twist on what you may expect.
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Create this Bricks and Butterfly card with:
Watercolor Wings stamp set (photopolymer 139424)
Cherry Cobbler ink pad (126966)
Daffodil Delight ink pad (126944)
Early Espresso ink pad (126974)
White Craft ink pad (101731)
Very Vanilla card stock (101650)
Cherry Cobbler card stock (119685)
Daffodil Delight card stock (119683)
Brick Wall Embossing Folder (138288)
Bold Butterfly Framelits (138135)
Big Shot Magnetic Platform (130658)
Big Shot Die-Cutting Machine (113439)
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I can't tell you how much I adore this new Watercolor Wings photopolymer stamp set!! Such a beautiful collection that is limitless in color combinations. Here pairing up the Daffodil Delight, Cherry Cobbler and Early Espresso inks for a warm and pretty watercolor looking butterfly.
This summer we have a wonderful collection of floating butterflies through my garden. I adore these critters that symbolize restoration, a new start.
Creating a brick wall is fun and easy with the new Brick Wall embossing folder. This 6"x6" extra large Embossing Folder is awesome!! With the beauty of a red and white tipped brick wall (like we have at our home) you get the sense of the age, strength and rough that is in a brick wall. Using the Stampin' Sponge and White Craft Ink this distressing is easy and fun to do.
With the help of our Color Coach and Paper Snips (103579) it's fun to combine colors and then create this window in the brick wall. With super sharp tips, the Paper Snip is an amazing tool. Here it trimmed out these 'bricks' to reveal the soft butterfly beneath.
Raised above to create dimension the Stampin' Dimensional adhesive (104430).
My dear friend who blesses me with her southern charm, Helyn, reminds me to decorate the INSIDE of our cards (she is so very good at this!!). Using the cut bricks and adding them to the inside is a great way to utilize what you may have tossed away. I love the interest to the inside of the card that is cohesive to the front.
Creating this card is easy with this simple collection of great tools that result in a cool crafting experience.
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Deliver a fun, whimsical with interest hand-crafted card to those you love. I like that this card has a soft and rough element to it. Heavier than a butterfly while lighter than a brick it's fun to send a small piece of cheer and thank someone for their care. Join Us at our upcoming card making classes and you can bless another who deserves a pretty hand-stamped card.
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