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Cute and Simple Congrats Card

 Hi everyone! I'm super excited to be back on the Butterfly Reflections Ink blog today, sharing a card I made! I was in need of a baby card and I decided to pull together some of my favorite brands and create a cute and simple card. Let's jump right in.  I started with some blue card stock and used the new Heffy Doodle stencil Head in the Clouds . Instead of ink blending with a stencil, like I normally would, I used my white gel pen and outlined the openings of the clouds. I thought this was a fun chance of pace! I also added some highlight lines on each cloud to add some detail. It was super easy to do but adds a nice touch :)  I used the Over Coffee ink by Catherine Pooler to stamp out some images by Lawn Fawn. I love this ink for stamping as well as for using with Copics! It always works SO well! I stamped out a couple images from the Really High Five stamps and colored them in. I fussy cut them out and adhered them to the card with some glue dots. Then I found some t...

Fright Night

Hello crafty people! My name is Amanda, and I'm so excited to be joining the Butterfly Reflections Ink. Design Team for the 2019 Fall/Winter term! I want take a second to thank Vanessa for such a wonderful opportunity, and I hope I can inspire you all with my creations in the months to come. Fall is my absolute favorite season, and it's what I get the most inspired for each year! I just love all of the smells, colors, clothes, food and of course the activities! One of my favorite fall activities is Movie Night! There's nothing like curling up in the dark with some snacks and a friend to watch a scary movie! Today I'm sharing a scene that depicts just that!        I started by stamping images from Lawn Fawn sets Toadally Awesome , and Screen Time using Memento Tuxedo Black Ink . If you're wondering what images I used from Toadally Awesome , the two cushions our little friends are sitting on are actually the large lily pad stamp! I colored the images using a...