Last Sunday, I had the chance to make a card... A card for My Parents who's celebrating their anniversary end of this month. Surprised my mum with a bouquet of flowers and this card... :D
Also, this card is for the 7th Case study challenge by Mariana Grigsby. Here's the case :
I distressed the center of the butterfly with some Broken China distress ink to give it the blue-ish look
I love how green, pink & blue blend so well together.
The recipe to my card :
Pattered Paper : Girls Paperie (love it so much) - Distressed with Tea DYe & Tattered rose ink.
Card Stock : Bazzil Kraft, Translucent Green Paper (Antalis)
Stamps : Hero Arts Everyday Sayings (stamped with StazOn Timber Brown)
Embellishments :
1 punched Monarch butterfly (distressed/tinted with Broken China)
Laces distressed with tea dye ink.
Pearls
Tools:
Martha Stewarts Large Monarch Butterfly punch
Very nice distressing. Simple & pretty! good luck.
ReplyDeleteWonderful, dreamy card with soft, muted colours and a fabulous butterfly. I LOVE your interpretation of Mariana's card! Thanks so much for playing! xxx
ReplyDeleteOh what a pretty card! Love those soft colours contrasting with the green :D
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining us on CASE study this week!
Hugs,
Aimes
x
P.S Totally LOVIN' your creations! Had a good nosy :D
Super gorgeous! Love that pearl flourish leading up to the butterfly and that soft, delicate background paper is perfect! Thanks for playing along with us at CASE Study!
ReplyDeleteI almost want to use Girl Paperie when I created my card for the challenge but instead I used MME. I like your card a lot!!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! Love the soft colors and gentle details--perfect for an anniversary card! LOVE those blue pearls! Thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving sweet comments! :-)
ReplyDeleteoh your cards are so beautiful dear... you are really talented..just the right amount of elegant, softness, and colours... :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Love that beautiful pink patterned paper and the fabulous pearl "flight path" you added. The china blue ink was the perfect touch!
ReplyDeleteWow! Your card is beautiful Josie! I love the soft colours. And the sweet details! :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet, pretty card !
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