I created a few more cards for my friend who was kind enough to share some cardmaking supplies with me!! These two do not have greetings so will be a little more versatile.
For these two I created backgrounds with decorative paper, added scallop die cut circles and butterflies.
For the green card I started with an ivory card base and added three strips of decorative paper - two the same size for the top and bottom and a coordinating one in between leaving borders all the way around and in between. I used an embossing folder to add lines and a circle element to the green scalloped circle die cut. I centered it on the card front adhering it in place. I added a little silver body to this butterfly (Quick Kutz) and mounted it over the central embossed circle. These little butterflies were part of a butterfly mobile that was included in a birthday card my daughter gave me a while back. They are beautiful elements that are working great for cardmaking!!
For the second card I mounted a vintage scrap quilt background which was a colour printed digital image (freebie) from Cathe Holden at Inspired Barn. I chose a dark green scalloped circle which I distressed with bleach, embossed and sanded and then embossed with a round circle Nestibility to give it an embossed circle element onto which I mounted the butterfly. Another butterfly from the mobile to which I added a little gold body to coordinate with the gold dots in the butterfly's wings.
For the second card I mounted a vintage scrap quilt background which was a colour printed digital image (freebie) from Cathe Holden at Inspired Barn. I chose a dark green scalloped circle which I distressed with bleach, embossed and sanded and then embossed with a round circle Nestibility to give it an embossed circle element onto which I mounted the butterfly. Another butterfly from the mobile to which I added a little gold body to coordinate with the gold dots in the butterfly's wings.
Loving creating with a wide variety of supplies using techniques I have not used in quite a while!!
Therese