As soon as I looked at the sketch for this weeks challenge I knew that I wanted to do something, but did not really know what.
This week we have a sketch for you drawn by Jen.
It's simplicity itself, so to add a little constraint, we ask that the card stays in this orientation. Remember we still want to see plenty of white space.
So with a couple of hours to spare I sat down at my craft table and set to work...
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| Created with a scrap of patterned paper left on the desk, the Stampin Up Butterfly Punch (with stamp from the Papillon Potpourri set) & sentiment from the Itty Bitty Banners set (cut with the Bitty Banners framelits) |
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| Also created with a scrap of patterned paper left on the desk, the Stampin Up Butterfly Punch (with stamp from the Papillon Potpourri set) the ribbon was a small piece from my Ribbon bag.
I have decided that I LOVE this butterfly stamp set & punch!!!! In total I end up making 8 cards in one go, I will add these to my blog tomorrow.
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These are sweet little cards Helen!
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Chrissie
"Less is More"
sweet cards helen.. love the butterflies
ReplyDeleteFabulous interpretation of my Sketch. Thanks for joining us this week
Jen
"Less Is More"
What pretty card-i really like the pink butterfly one-perfect take on the sketch.
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Nessa xx
What pretty cards Helen - love the way you've used the scrap of paper on the first. Lovely colours. Thanks for visiting my blog and leaving the lovely comment.
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2 beautiful cards Helen, it surprising what lovely things can be made out of scraps, I especially love the first card, very delicate.
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Hi Helen, thanks for visiting my blog and your kind comment on my card :)
ReplyDeleteI like your cards both very much, lovely papers and sweet butterflies!
Anita
I am really loving your butterfly designs!! :) Your take on the sketch is fabulous!! Thanks so much for popping in to say hello!! HUGS
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