These two butterflies came out of my stash of die cuts, and dictated the colours for my card. I used a turnabout stamp in two shades each of teal and purple for the wreath, then found a birthday sentiment that would fit nicely in the centre. After I added the two butterflies, the card still needed a little something, so I added a trio of sequins under the sentiment.
Be sure to check out the beautiful birthday creations by the StB design team and our current surprise party guest, Deepti! Our toppings are always optional, so make a birthday card and join us!
Supplies: Neenah white & (?) purple & teal cardstock, Concord & 9th Wreath Turnabout & Taylored Expressions Diamond Botanicals stamps, Catherine Pooler All That Jazz, Mint to Be & Serene & MFT Purple Rain ink, (?) die cut butterflies, Catherine Pooler Maui sequins
11 comments:
What a beautiful card, the colours look so well together, the butterflies are pretty. Great card design. Love it.
I have yet to make a turnabout design that I am happy with. This is gorgeous and what a beautiful color combo too! ;) Hope you have a nice weekend my sweet friend!
Your creation for the challenge is charming. I love that the precut butterflies dictated the colors of your card. I only have one turn about the stamp and I am not sold yet. Yours looks like a wreath builder and I would be happy with that.
Fun wreath - the bflies look perfect with it!
The wreath and the two butterflies are so striking! Wonderful card, Lindsey!
Yep...still lovin' this!
Very pretty wreath and butterflies.
I love the two colors, the charming wreath, the lovely butterflies... even the sentiment and the sequins look really pretty. Sweet card, Lindsey!
Love the purple and teal and the butterflies are perfect balancing on the wreath, beautiful card Lindsey, Cathy x
Beautiful colour combo, Lindsey, I love that it was dictated by your butterflies - way to use stash! The turnabout wreath is so pretty.
This is so so pretty - delicate and beautiful. Great choice of colours and the delicate wreath goes perfectly with that butterfly die.
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