I first stamped the butterfly directly onto the Kraft base. Then I Copic colored the butterfly from Lawn Fawn in orange hues on white cardstock and fussy cut it. I adhered it onto the stamp I had already stamped on the Kraft with Glossy Accents only in the center of the butterfly. Measured out how much room I'd need with the ribbon strip before laying it down and stamped the sentiment first. Then the most taxing part of this card was to get those loops just right. It's a lot harder than it looks and has me thinking I need some proper ribbon glue if I ever do this again!! Those little buggers did not want to stay at first! To finish off the card I added two Doodlebug orange gems and cropped the top right corner. Oh and I also went back to the butterfly and curled up the edges of it to give it a lil dimension, this is why I only put adhesive in the center. I tell ya, CAS cards are no joke! When you can't hide your flaws behind heavy embellishments it can be hard, but I'm really pleased with how this turned out! :)
Thanks so much for dropping by!
Inky and glittery fingers for all!
-Gaby
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Ribbon Carousel challenge: RCC49
Whoopsiedaisy Challenges
Simon Says Stamp and Show Challenge: Anything Goes
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a wonderful CAS card - love the open space, the colours you've chosen and the simple sentiment - perfect! Thanks so much for joining in at Simon Says Stamp and Show. Sarah
ReplyDeleteLovely Card!Love the Butterfly!
ReplyDeleteGaby this is gorgeous! Love how you have done the ribbon...beautiful CAS :)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. I love the colours of the butterfly and that ribbon is beautiful.
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