Butterfly Reflections, Ink

 Hello Friends Waleska Galindo from craftinglovew here super happy to be back, to share with you a cute card with lots of different Lawn Fawn sets for Easter. CARD DETAILS: For this card I wanted to create an Easter scene, I first cut a white window from the Window Frame die and some curtains from the Perfectly Plaid Rainbow paper pack I also added some acetate for a more realistic look on the window.  I wanted to create an outdoor scene.  I stamped and color images from Easter Before 'n Afters, Furry and Bright, Butterfly kisses and Hoppy Easter. On a white card base I started creating my scene by using a brick stencil with Oxide Ink in color Pumice Stone and a Lawn Fawn grass die on green cardstock and Mowed Lawn Oxide ink.   I then adhered the window to this panel and the cute easter basket.  In the outside of the scene I glue the doggies some butterflies and eggs.  I finished this card with my sentiment Happy Easter. Thank you so much for stoppi...

Hello crafty friends! It’s Julia here with another fun wintery scene card! I just can’t get enough! It’s freezing here these days, so I am just all about the frosty scenes! ;-) For this one I used the super cute Mice on Ice stamp set by Lawn Fawn! First I stamped my images onto Neenah Solar White cardstock and colored them in using Copic Markers.   Then, I die cut the Stitched Pond out of the piece with the colored Over the Mountain Borders to add a nice detailed edge to my panel. After that, I ink blended Milled Lavender and Dusty Concord Distress Oxide onto the top of a piece of Bristol smooth cardstock and on the bottom I added Tumbled Glass , Broken China and Peacock Feathers for my skating pond. On the pond I also sprayed shimmer spray to add an icy sheen.  I stamped the sentiment with black ink onto the pond and also stamped some “skating marks” using Broken China Distress Oxide. I adhered the mountain panel onto the background with some foam tape for extra dim...

Hello Friends Waleska here better known as  craftinglovew  oh so happy to be back for another Halloween Day to share some inspiration and all the fun I had creating this card that I will be showing you today.   Did you get time to create enough Halloween Cards?  I definetely need more time and money to keep up with all the Amazing Halloween products this year.  I created a fun Under the Sea Halloween party for you today with a lot of Lawn Fawn sets that go along so well is just effortless to get them to coordinate with each other... I hope you like it! CARD DETAILS: To create this card I used a bunch of Lawn Fawn stamp sets: You are Sublime Costume Party Booyah Ahoy Matey Spooktacular Mermaid for you Lovavble Legends Happy Howloween Octopi My Heart I used Oxide Inks for the background in colors: Chipped Sapphire Black Soot Mermaid Lagoon Broken China Salty Ocean Peacock Feathers Vintage Photo Spiced Mar...

Hello Crafty Friends Waleska here from craftinglove glad to be sharing with you another post for Butterfly Reflections Ink blog.  Who says we can´t use holiday stamps for other occasions right?  I created my card for today with that in mind... if we look carefully in our stash of holiday stamps we might find some that can be used in different ways.... or maybe you are like me, you love a stamp set so much you just have to use it all year round!!! CARD DETAILS: Having the Love Season in mind I used the MFT Holiday Penguins to create a Valentines Day Card.  I started by stamping this adorable penguins with Versafine Onyx Black ink and colored them with Zig Real Brush Pens in colors 010 Black, 051 Lemon Yellow, 070 Orange and 026 Light Pink.   To make them not so Holiday I chop off the Christmas presents they have on their head... and just like that I made them regular penguins for any occasion...  I die cut the Amazing Skating Pond Scen...

Hello there! Ashlea here and today I've got a couple of different techniques to use with the same stamp set. Every now and again, a stamp set so simple and so genius comes along and you just have to have it. That's this Avery Elle Starry Scene stamp and die set . Let me be totally honest for a moment here, I didn't get the dies. I thought, I don't really need them, they're just simple shapes. I was wrong. They would really have made my life so much simpler. They even have the little stars so that you can cut them directly out of card stock rather than stamping them. Don't be silly like me.  My first photo with the mountain is the more traditional way I decided to use the stamps. I love when stamp sets seem to come with multiple technique ideas. I know for myself, I'm much more apt to purchase a stamp set when I can think of multiple ways to use it. For my mountain card, I decided to use a more traditional technique. Basically I just sta...

  Good morning everyone, Amy Copeland here this morning with a cute scene card featuring Hello Bluebird stamps.  I originally had a card teed up to post today featuring their new bumblebee set (Bee Happy), but I made this one after the bee card and changed my mind--I wanted to share this one ASAP.  :)  I will have the bee card up next week, so watch for that.   I started my card by stamping the images from Fishin' Hole  with Copic Marker-friendly  ink onto smooth white cardstock.  I colored all of them in with my Copic markers, then used the Coordinating Fishin' Hole Dies  to cut out the images.  I used my Precision Scissors  to trim the excess white cardstock in between the kitten's tail and body/head because I didn't want that extra white space to be a distraction.   I then got to work on the background.  I started with two pieces of Distress Watercolor paper and used my Mini Ink Blending Tool ...