Paper Funday #59 - November


Hi Friends, 

I hope you are well today.

Over at Paper Funday, it is challenge Day, and today's challenge is "Anything Goes" but there is an Optional Twist of "Greatful/Thankful".  

Heres my Design Team entry.



I made a background using a number of distress inks and Oxides and a stencil.




Then with the stencil still attached, I ran it through my Gemini, giving it a subtle embossing pattern. 



You can see it better on the back of the card.


Using the same colour inks, I blended some cardstock, then stamped the butterflies on.  These were adhered to some white card stock to make the butterflies pop.



I stamped a "With Thanks" sentiment on some white card stock


Then I added 3 little little stones in between the butterflies.



Here is the card that was my inspiration. It was in Simply Cards and Papercraft magazine.







Thank you for joining me today, and I hope I have given you some inspiration if you have a Butterfly stamp.  Don't forget to hop on over to Paper Funday, as we love seeing your entries.

Supplies Used:

Distress Ink by Tim Holtz and Ranger Ink
Seedless Preserves
Picked Raspberry
Mustard Seed
Lumberjack Plaid

Versa Colour - Ultimate Pigment ink - Black


Images
Natural Beauty- Simply Cards and Papercraft  Issue 243




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Comments

  1. Donna WallsNovember 01, 2023

    Dawn, both cards are stunning and I love the colors and textures. Thanks for a beautiful team project for The Paper Funday Challenge!
    Donna xx

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