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Big Squishy Hugs!



Hi crafty friends!! Sophie here and I am beyond excited to share my very first project for Butterfly Reflections Ink as a member of the design team! When Vanessa invited me to join the team I almost couldn't believe it and I am SO honored to work beside such a talented group of ladies. 



To create my card I started out with a panel of craft cardstock that I cut with the Mama Elephant Slim Window Dressing Creative Cuts. I used the Lawn Fawn Brick Stencil to add a subtle background texture using a blending brush and Lawn Fawn Walnut Ink. 

I stamped out the adorable images from the adorable Mama Elephant Big News Stamp Set and colored them with copics, then cut them out with the coordinating dies. Here are the specific marker colors I used:

Bunny: W00, W1, W3, R30, E13, E11

Elephant: C00, C1, R30, R00, E57, E55, E53

Bear: E30, E31, E33, W0, W1, W3

Balloons: YR07, YR04, R27, R24, Y17, Y15

I added a coat of Glossy Accents to the balloons and a scattering of sequins from Pretty Pink Posh. To make those cutie little critters pop off the background I adhered them down with my favorite foam tape

I hope you enjoyed my card for today and I can't wait to show you what I've been working on for next week! :) Big crafty hugs to you! 

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