Here's my take:
The butterfly was die cut using a Spellbinders die. Next, I inked the butterfly with Fired Brick and Walnut Stain Distress Ink. The butterfly was then stamped in Walnut Stain Distress Ink with Penny Black 40-048 Paisley Outline. Next, the butterfly was adhered to a panel inked with Brushed Corduroy Distress Ink and stamped with Penny Black 3629E ...Special Treasures in Memento Tuxedo Black Ink. The turquoise background paper is Penny Black Mix and Match cardstock which was punched using a Fiskars border punch. The notecard card base began as white cardstock which was inked with Fired Brick and Walnut stain Distress Ink. Background stamped with Penny Black 30-068 Trims in Walnut stain Distress Ink.
Thanks so much for popping in today! See you tomorrow with our next card by Kristina and a fun announcement!! :)
The butterfly was die cut using a Spellbinders die. Next, I inked the butterfly with Fired Brick and Walnut Stain Distress Ink. The butterfly was then stamped in Walnut Stain Distress Ink with Penny Black 40-048 Paisley Outline. Next, the butterfly was adhered to a panel inked with Brushed Corduroy Distress Ink and stamped with Penny Black 3629E ...Special Treasures in Memento Tuxedo Black Ink. The turquoise background paper is Penny Black Mix and Match cardstock which was punched using a Fiskars border punch. The notecard card base began as white cardstock which was inked with Fired Brick and Walnut stain Distress Ink. Background stamped with Penny Black 30-068 Trims in Walnut stain Distress Ink.Thanks so much for popping in today! See you tomorrow with our next card by Kristina and a fun announcement!! :)
Jill your cards are like little treasure hunts. I love looking at all the accents hidden throughout that make your cards so precious.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card, Jill. I love all the distress inks used and that background stamp is amazing!! Love your take on Kristina's card:)
ReplyDeleteStunnig... as usual. ;)
ReplyDeletegorgeous card, love your take on the card.
ReplyDeleteJust Gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteKristina's bows are always so beautiful. . .love her card today! Your take is amazing, Jill!
ReplyDeleteJill this is lovely, I love your use of twine.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great inspiration card! And what a beautiful take on it! I'll have to try one of these...LOVE 'em!
ReplyDeleteWow, I am always seriously just mouth open amazed by your creations. Can I come by a fly on the wall and pick up a few tricks?
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous! I love how you added the bow in the center of the butterfly.
ReplyDeleteReally, Really Nice! MOM
ReplyDeleteReally nice take on her card. Love how you mixed it up a bit with the twine and teal color. :)
ReplyDeleteFabulous! Jo x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards - I love both your butterfly inspirations ;)
ReplyDeleteTFS, hugs, Ruth S
Pretty. Love the colors. TFS joy4umetoo at hotmail dot com
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your CASE study muse spot, woo hooo!
ReplyDeletebeautiful bfly card, jill! and congrats on your muse spot:)
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely! So classy, love the way you both tied the ribbon and string!
ReplyDeleteHi Jill
ReplyDeletewow! what a gorgeous card once again. The colours are amazing...very beautiful!
Hugs, Elaine and Lisa @ Destination Art