Butterfly Reflections, Ink

 Happiest Thursday, crafters!!  Heather here with you today and I'm sharing a card that I recently created for my husband!  March 24th was our 21st (wedding) anniversary and, I thought, that required an extra special card! To create this one-of-a-kind interactive card I used Lawn Fawn's *NEW* Platform Pop-Up Lawn Cuts die set!!  So much fun!!  It seems that this die set would be super complicated to use - BUT IT'S NOT!!  The tutorial over on the Lawn Fawn YouTube Channel is SO helpful!  I can't wait to also pick up the special Pop-Up Add-On  Lawn Cuts from the Butterfly Reflections Ink Shop.  It's looks like such a fun way to add elements to this fun pop-up card!  Here is a sneak peek of my card: First things first: I have to confess that I've been hoarding the Pink Paislee/America Crafts "Lucky Us" 6x8 paper pad for the LONGEST TIME!!!!  I just love the fun patterns so much and they're really perfect for a lovey-dovey anniver...

 Hi everyone, Ashley here and I'm so excited to be back on the Butterfly Reflections, Ink blog to share a card with you! I made this interactive reveal wheel card to send to my sister-in-law and brother-in-law. Since we don't see them in person as much these days, we have been relying on Zoom to stay in touch, which is represented by this scene. They have a Boston Terrier, who I've placed in the room on the card, and on the computer are me, my husband, my cat Luna and my dog Indiana, saying hello through the screen! I started by assembling the background and interactive pieces. The background ("wallpaper") was cut out of a piece of Lawn Fawn Into the Woods Remix patterned paper using the Reveal Wheel die and Reveal Wheel Rectangle Add-On , but any patterned (or inked!) paper would work for this. The ground was cut using the same die from some Lawn Fawn Woodgrain cardstock and inked slightly with Distress Oxide ink in Weathered Wood . The wheel for the Reveal W...

  Hi friends!! Sophie here and today I'm sharing this fun pop-up box card that was inspired by another card I created a long time ago on my instagram here . I hope you like it! :)  I used the Lawn Fawn pop-up box dies and some fun music-themed pattern paper to create the box base. To make the snowy bank inserts I used white cardstock and the Lawn Fawn Theater Box Add-On .  For those cutie little peas I used images from the Peas on Earth stamp set  and colored them with copic markers - I used the coordinating dies to cut them out.  I stacked the peas to form sort of a Christmas tree shape - I love their little singing faces!!  I hope you enjoyed this card and I hope you have a wonderful holiday! :) See you next week!

Hi everyone, welcome! This is Leeds here today sharing a cute holiday pop up box card featuring Sunny Studio Penguin Pals Stamp Set . I love these cute penguins, they are just so adorable! Now, let's get started! Step 1: Stamp all the images using Memento Tuxedo Black Ink Pad . Step 2: Color each image using Copic Markers. I also added a few highlights using white gel pen. Step 3: Cut a white card stock using Lawn Fawn Scalloped Pop Up Box and cut off the flap on each side.  Step 4: To help build the scene, die-cut the hill border from Lawn Fawn Shadow Box Card . Step 5: To decorate the box, ink blended Distress Oxide Blueprint Sketch and Salty Ocean , then sprinkle it with white acrylic paint. Step 6: I stamped and colored the Christmas tree from Paperie Ink Like Christmas stamp set and Mama Elephant Beary Christmas Stamp Set to create the scene on the background. I also added the igloo from Lawn Fawn Critters in the Snow.  Step 7: Die-cut the sentiment "Let it Snow...

Hello friends!! Welcome! It's Leeds here today and I'm so excited to share a fun pop-up birthday card  featuring a lot of Mama Elephant and Lawn Fawn goodies. H ere are the steps:  Step 1: Stamp all the images from Mama Elephant Party Animals ,   Me and My Dragon ,  Birthday Bash   and Piñata Party stamp set  using Memento Tuxedo Black ink pad. Step 2:   C olor  each image with Copic markers. I also added a few highlights using white gel pen. Step 3:  Cut a 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" card stock and score it on the 4 1/4" to use as a base card. Step 4:  Cut a 4 1/4'" x 5 1/2" card stock  and c reate the background using Distress Oxide Picked Raspberry, Spun Sugar , Scattered Straw and Tattered Rose . Step 5:  Cut a white card stock   using Lawn Fawn Scripty Happy Lawn Cuts Dies and  ink blended Candied Apple , Carved Pumpkin , Squeezed Lemonade , Twisted Citron and Shaded Lilac. Step 6:  Stamp the sentiment from Lawn Fa...

Hello crafty friends, welcome back! It's Leeds  here and today I'm sharing a sweet interactive card featuring Heffy Doodle Absotoothly Awesome and Sweet Stuff Stamp Set, here are the steps: Step 1: Stamp all the images using Memento Tuxedo Black Ink Pad. Step 2: Color each image using Copic Markers. I also added a few highlights using white gel pen. Step 3: Cut a white card stock and create the background using the clouds stencil and Distress Oxide  Picked Raspberry . Splatter it with gold shimmer watercolors paint, white acrylic paint and water.  Step 4: Cut a white card stock using Lawn Fawn Puffy Cloud Border and ink blended Distress Oxide Wilted Violet , Picked Raspberry and Spun Sugar.  Step 5: Stamp the sentiment using clear embossing ink pad and Ranger Embossing Powder Super Fine Black. Step 6: Stick the fairies to action mini wobble springs  and assemble the card using double sided tape and foam tape. Step 7: For the finishing touch, use Ranger Stickle...

  Hi friends!! Sophie here and today I'm sharing this fall-themed encouragement card using some of the ADORABLE new products from Lawn Fawn. I hope you find this inspiring! :)  To begin I stamped out some of the adorable little squirrels from the Lawn Fawn Let's Go Nuts Stamp set and used the coordinating dies to cut them out after I colored them with Copics.  Then, I used the new Lawn Fawn Shutter Card dies to cut a piece of Lawn Fawn Speckled Egg cardstock to use as the card base. I ink blended a soft blue background using Lawn Fawn Kiddie Pool ink . I added some trees using the Lawn Fawn Birch Trees die cut from Lawn Fawn woodgrain paper to make it feel forest-y. For the grass I cut a piece of patterned paper using a grassy borders die. To make the shutter panel I used the Shutter Card add-on dies to cut from the same woodgrain cardstock and I stuck that cute little squirrel inside the aperture - he is just so happy and adorable! :) I hope you enjoyed my card t...

 Hello, Everyone! Allison here, and I'm back with a fun interactive Halloween card. I decided to do something a little different and incorporate the interactive feature onto a slimline card. I used several products from Mama Elephant and a few other bits, all of which are available in the Butterfly Reflections, Ink shop . I started by creating the main feature of the card, which is the Flip Slider from Mama Elephant. I cut the main element out of black cardstock. I went ahead and stamped "Pull" on the corresponding part of the element. I figured it would be easier to stamp at the beginning before I assembled the whole thing. I think my Pull stamp from MFT is retired, but Lawn Fawn has a set of great interactive stamp sentiments.  I then stamped the images that were going to be highlighted on the slider. I used the adorable Little Mummy Agenda from Mama Elephant for this. I stamped with Memento Tuxedo Black Ink on white card stock and then colored the images with Copic...

Hello Inky friends. I hope you are doing well. Davina here, on the Butterfly Reflections Ink blog today, using the beautiful Sept Moodboard. This blush, terra cotta, navy, and gold color board is so incredible and versatile. The colors are so trendy currently, and I truly believe that any stamp set will look wonderful with them.  This large, 5x7 interactive card, uses mostly Avery Elle stamps, along with a Lawn Fawn Scripty die. I have recently hoarded most of the Peek-a-boo Pals stamp sets from Avery Elle, but haven’t used them yet,  so I decided to get busy. After deliberating between a Bumper car slider slimline, rollercoaster, or Ferris wheel I decided on the Ferris wheel. But I wanted a fully rotating one.  I’m so happy with the results,  but it took a lot of trial and error. Let’s get started. First, because the Ferris wheel from Peek a Boo Fair  is only a partial image, I had to hand draw the wheel on my card. I stamped the Ferris wheel onto some copy pap...

Hi everyone, Ashley here and I'm so excited to be back on the Butterfly Reflections Ink blog to share another card with you! Today I reached back for the Lawn Fawn Little Fireflies stamp set, but tried to incorporate a Reveal Wheel mechanism into the card. Here's what I came up with! First, I created the background by blending Distress Oxide ink in Black Soot onto a piece of cardstock, and then splattering it with water and yellow watercolour paint. I then cut it down with the basic Lawn Fawn Reveal Wheel die - that's the piece you can see behind the word "glows". I also cut a piece of black glitter cardstock with the basic Lawn Fawn Reveal Wheel die , and trimmed the top edge down using the Lawn Fawn Puffy Cloud Border die . Finally, I splattered some basic black cardstock with shimmer, and cut those pieces the same way - first, with the basic Reveal Wheel die, and then with the Puffy Cloud Border die. I assembled all the pieces together using glue and...

Hi everyone, Ashley here and I'm so excited to be back on the Butterfly Reflections Ink blog to share another card with you! For today's card, I played with the super fun Lawn Fawn Coaster Critters stamp set and coordinating slider die to make an interactive roller coaster slider card! I started by stamping out a bunch of cuties from Lawn Fawn's Coaster Critters stamp set in Lawn Fawn Jet Black ink and coloring them in with a variety of Copic markers. I also used the cloud stamps from Lawn Fawn's Butterfly Kisses stamp set , and the cute bird giving out tickets is from Lawn Fawn's Say What? Pets stamp set . To build the scene, I cut a piece of light blue cardstock down to slightly smaller than a card base and die-cut out the stitched cloud pattern using the Lawn Fawn Stitched Cloud Backdrop: Landscape die . I also cut a piece of green patterned paper from Lawn Fawn's Knock on Wood 6x6 patterned paper pack to the same size, then die-cut it wit...

Hiya, friends! It's been a minute since I have been on the Butterfly Reflections, Ink blog and I am happy to be here sharing a little inspiration with something I have been longing to play with... the Lawn Fawn Magic Iris! Follow along with me, Janette Kausen , as I walk you through the details of this Really High Five Magic Iris interactive card. The folks over at Lawn Fawn are dang clever in creating these easy to assemble projects. Add a touch of creativity and we've got a charmer every time! Begin project by first die cutting and assembling the Magic Iris unit. Find a detailed and easy to follow tutorial HERE , by the darling Kelly Marie over at Lawn Fawn. Set Magic Iris aside and ink blend Tumbled Glass , Salty Ocean and Peacock Feathers Distress Oxide inks onto 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" white cardstock using the Lawn Fawn Cloudy Stencil . Splatter blended panel with Lawn Fawn Liquid Stardust for supremely sparkly detail. Die cut the panel with...

Hi everyone, Ashley here and I'm so happy to be back on the Butterfly Reflections Ink blog! I'm still getting lots of use out of the new Lawn Fawn Spring 2020 release, and today I have another card to share using their Really High Five stamp set. To make this card, I first stamped out the adorable bunny and mouse, as well as the trampoline and little jump lines, from the Lawn Fawn Really High Five stamp set in Lawn Fawn Jet Black ink , and coloured in the images with Copic markers. I cut them out, leaving a small white border. I then put together the slider mechanism. First, I cut the rectangular sunshine piece from Lawn Fawn's Hello Sunshine Remix paper pad . I then cut two slider channels into it using Lawn Fawn's Slide on Over dies. I placed foam on the back of the panel, making sure to leave lots of space for the slider elements to slide around in their channels. After placing a couple dimes in the spots they should be to slide, I then stuck the whole ...