Butterfly Reflections, Ink

Hi Guys, Kelly here, my 2nd blog post and its my birthday! whoo hoo! For todays blog post I'm using Honey Bees Lovely Layers Maple Leaf Die . This die set is AMAZING & makes creating leaves so easy! This die set was a gift to myself, lol :)  To start off I grabbed some Alcohol ink panels that had "Autumn Colors" and I used the shadow die and die cut it. Then I grabbed some white & Gold cardstock and die cut the top layer (2 white & 1 gold). I glued them all together. I added a gold bow on top of the stem base.amd glued it onto my base panel which was added to 110lb Kraft Cardstock. I made a few cards with slight variations (Background, sentiments & embellishments) The one above (sentiment) is Altenew Label Love & the Background is Memory Box Pinpoint leaf die. I didn't add anything extra (embellishments) but I did on the others.  What's great about this die from Honey Bee is you can use anything as your shadow layer. ...

 Good morning, all!  It's Amanda Fitterer back again with another Thanksgiving card to share with you! To make this card, I started with the Lawn Fawn Peek-a-Boo Backdrop Die.   Next, I stamped images from the Waffle Flower Pumpkin House  on all the cut outs.  On a separate piece of white cardstock, I stamped additional images. I colored in the images with Copic markers.     With 1 of the squares and 1 of the rectangles, I created peek-a-boo windows. I attached the windows and stamped images using 3D foam squares and strips. And that's it!  A fun, interactive Thanksgiving card! Thank you so much for stopping by the Butterfly Reflections, Ink blog today!  I hope you enjoy the rest of your week!  Xoxo, Amanda

Hello crafty friends!  I hope you're all having a great week so far!  I'm excited to be back on the Butterfly Reflections, Ink blog today with these sweet little critters from the Waffle Flower Pumpkin House stamp set.   The amazing background was created using the Leafy Slim Line Die from Pink and Main. I blended the background of the card using Dried Marigold Distress Oxide and Mustard Seed Distress Oxide .  Next, I sprinkled some extra Dried Marigold on the card base using a water brush. I stamped my  Waffle Flower Pumpkin House  images and then colored them with Copic markers. I also stamped a sentiment from the Heffy Doodle Whatcha Saying Now stamp set. I used liquid glue to adhere my leafy background to my card base.  Then, I used 3D foam squares to adhere all of stamped images. Thank you so much for stopping by the Butterfly Reflections, Ink blog today!  I hope you enjoyed my post!  Xoxo, Amanda

Hello everyone! Alexandra here today sharing with you this shadow box that I have created using Lawn Fawn stamps and dies! To create this card I started by stamping the cute images from  Jump for joy stamp set  from Lawn Fawn and then also stamped two of the bunnies from  Snow day stamp set  also from Lawn Fawn. After all the stamping was done I started coloring the images using Spectrum Noir alcohol markers and then fussy cut the images. To add more interest to my images I added a few highlights using a white gel pen and also added some dots to the eyes using a black gel pen  Now was time to assemble the shadow box and for that I am using  Lawn Fawn Shadow box card die which I die cut from kraft cardstock and the hills I die cut from white cardstock to be able to ink blend the using  Distress inks Last was to add the critters and I tried to arrange them so if you look at the shadow box card you will be able to see them all p...

Hi everyone, It's Jenny here and I'm back with another fall/autumn themed card, despite the fact that the weather here in New York is glorious and super hot!  (Seems like we are getting another last gasp of summer!) The card I'm showing today uses a very versatile design, and is so quick and easy.  Several of the new Carta Bella stencils in stock, or many of the repeating pattern stencils could be used for this technique, and with so many Nuvo Mousse colors and glitter colours, the sky is the limit!! The stencil I used today is the Carta Bella Fall Leaves stencil.  I love the all over pattern this creates, and the detail in the leaves is fabulous.  Stencils are one of my favorite card making supplies as there are so many ways to use them and they're great on the wallet. To create this card I took a white card panel (I used sturdier cardstock 110lb) trimmed to slightly smaller than an A2 size card.  I taped it down to a craft mat and then lay the ste...