I picked out one of the butterflies from the pile.... as I said I would be making lots from scraps.
What is it about cutting out butterflies - I think the thought of using them on a card in the future is very motivating!
Friday, January 21, 2011
Lace background stamp from Hero Arts
This is a gorgeous background stamp, have always wanted it since I saw Godelieve use it white embossed on vellum on her blog here. On this card, I white embossed on music paper. I thought it would go well with the HA Hydrangea stamp and basic gray. Love these colors.
I picked out one of the butterflies from the pile.... as I said I would be making lots from scraps.
What is it about cutting out butterflies - I think the thought of using them on a card in the future is very motivating!
I picked out one of the butterflies from the pile.... as I said I would be making lots from scraps.
What is it about cutting out butterflies - I think the thought of using them on a card in the future is very motivating!
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Look at your beautiful card and your butterfly garden with all those lovely butterflies is inspiring!
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful card. I run my handpainted papers in a scanner over music and calligraphy papers...but duh,,,,never thought of embossing over them. I will have to make a batch of them like you do your butterflies. Is this some of your new "flock"...they look really nice.
ReplyDeleteButterflies -
ReplyDeleteare colorful
light as a feather
they frolic gaily in the air
are part of the summer
lovely to see and so is your card!
have a nice weekend,
greetings Judith
What a great way to lift the Spirits on a Winter Day....Love the Butterflies...this will be on my to do list this weekend for sure!!! Stamping and then cutting them out for Future use!!! TFS Hugs Patti
ReplyDeleteOhh its beautiful. i love how you did that on vellum also love your butterflies
ReplyDeletehugs June x
How did you create all those beautiful butterflys? Check out the Butterfly effect on my blog. Would love to know how you did yours with all the near colors and patterns.
ReplyDeleteHi, Jacqueline! I have a pile of butterflies, too! It can be very addicting! :-)
ReplyDeleteOh, this is so lovely, Jacqueline! That lacey background stamp is one of the ones I brought to FL with me, so you know I love it, too!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty card Jacqueline!! You are right about combining music, lace and the Hydrangea stamp. Beautiful! And look at that pile of wonderful butterflies!! Always handy to have some of those ready for future use.
ReplyDeleteJacqueline this is a stunning card - love the background stamp it looks like lace, beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAnd you have inspired me to use my scraps to make my own pile of beautiful butterflies.
Thanks for sharing x
((hugs)) Suzie xxx
A very pretty card Jacqueline, the lace stamp is lovely, love your pile of butterflies too, maybe I should make some to get me going again !
ReplyDeleteIk val in herhaling, ik weet het, maar is hij is weeeeer prachtig!
ReplyDeleteThat a beautiful card. It´s so romantic and soft. Love that you used the music paper from Madam butterfly. You are truely a real Madam butterfly ;0)
ReplyDeleteJacqueline it's another beauty! I love your style and your cards are always having a certain elegance. I love your use of background stamps and I defintely want that hydrangea stamp. ( Sorry for being greedy:) !)
ReplyDeleteAnd your butterflies; each one is gorgeous!
Just beautiful Jacqueline. Love the soft pinks and browns and that lovely white lace embossed piece looks stunning.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see that you have influenced a whole bunch of people to stamp and cut out butterflies! It's addictive, very relaxing and easily transportable, just like you did on your holiday to Spain! Another beautiful and classic card Jacqueline! Love the colours, just an overall romantic look and feel!
ReplyDeleteManifique Jacqueline!!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful card Jacqueline, so lovely.
ReplyDeleteHugs
Anke