supplies: peachy pink and white card stock, Martha Stewart Monarch butterfly punches (2 sizes), Hero Arts Frame Cuts C, Classic Frame #DI008, E5388 Traditional Butterfly, The Craft's Meow Fly Free (sentiment), VersaFine Onyx Black ink, clear embossing powder, letraset markers and Prismacolor pencil, Scrapbook Adhesives 3D foam squares
Love this, Lin! I have seen that done somewhere else (don't remember where); but never actually put it into use. You are so on top of things, girlfriend!! Guess I will have to case this and give it a try soon.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool idea - I love how your card came out too! Very pretty - I am going to have to try this!! Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteWow, so pretty Lin and what a unique idea, will have to try it!
ReplyDeleteYes, this is a gorgeous technique.I love the colors you chose and I must have that butterfly stamp! Is it Hero Arts?
ReplyDeleteWow what a beautiful card you've created with this new found technique! Love the colours too!!
ReplyDeleteLin, you had me fooled! I'm sitting here (actually at HA Flickr first) wondering where on earth you found that awesome embossing folder! Ah HA! I get it now! So, anyway, your card is perfection, as usual. LOVE the coral and white, and your butterflies are alazingly colored. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeletegorgeous card - love the colors and design - was looking for inspiration for today and this is it.
ReplyDeleteYou've definitely got this technique down! Wow, it turned out so perfectly, Lin! Looks like a winner to me! Love all the pink! :)
ReplyDeleteso gorgeous...love all the fun butterflies and beautiful coloring...love it..
ReplyDeleteJust love your butterfly background and the pretty stamped ones you added to the sentiment label, Lin! Looks like an idea I have to try!!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done. Really adds a lot. WOW... Love the two butterflies stamped too.
ReplyDeleteYou've used the technique perfecty Lin! Love the simple elegance of this card!
ReplyDeletestunning card...absolutely perfect :)
ReplyDeleteExecuted with perfection Lin! Looks just like a piece of designer paper!
ReplyDeleteExcellent job with this technique! So pretty in the pink! Thanks for joining in with JUGS!
ReplyDeletethought you might like to know i pinned your card on pinterest this morning and already it has 20 repins - popular card!!
ReplyDeleteLin this is really gorgeous. Love the background with the butterflies and the beautiful butterflies.
ReplyDeleteWarm greet
Marja
This is so pretty! That pink is delightful with the perfectly colored butterflies! YUM! Love it Lin!
ReplyDeleteThis is so well done....can't wait to give it a go...if mine turns out half as good as yours i will be so pleased!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Lin, I love this beautiful butterfly card--it really does look embossed. Awesome job.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! You just can't go wrong with butterflies and pink! ;)
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely stunning! I love how you colored the butterflies. Thanks so much for playing along with us at Just Us Girls!
ReplyDeletePerfection, Lin! You make many beautiful cards, but this is way at the top of the list for beautiful and creative. I love that fauz embossing technique. I punched out tons of clouds and then couldn't think of what to do next! Maybe tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is amazing Lin! The faux embossed background perfectly highlights your gorgeous butterflies. That sentiment is perfect too!
ReplyDeleteGreat technique and a great example of it Lin. Love your soft pink butterfly background.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great result, I had completely forgotten about this technique, thanks for reminding me.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool technique, Lin! I had never seen this before. This card has such understated elegance - yummy color and those butterflies could take off any minute!
ReplyDeleteawww..... love the faux embossed background, Lin! such wonderful texture. gorgeous card!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love the soft colors on this! I'll have to give that faux embossing technique a try!
ReplyDeleteLin, I love what you've done with the soft colors and the faux embossing. This is a new idea to me, I'll have to try this. TY :)
ReplyDeleteHi Lin!
ReplyDeleteI saw your card on Pinterest and at JUGS... had to take a closer look!
I love what I saw... beautiful cards all over your blog!
Love your style.
Oh Lin! This is BRILLIANT! Gorgeous work! Love how you used faux embossing! Hope you enjoyed the technique and thanks for playing along with Just Us Girls!
ReplyDeleteawesome! awesome! awesome! Before I read the post I wondered how you got your embossing so crisp! I love it.
ReplyDeleteWell, no WONDER you are Chic of the Week at JUGS, Lin! This is fabulous! Everything is just perfect: the butterflies, both pink and colored, the clean design, the sentiment. Congrats to you! Whoo hoo!
ReplyDeleteWould you mind telling me who makes the stamp you used on this beautiful card. I am making graduation cards and love the sentiment.
ReplyDeleteSharon, the information you're seeking is in the fine print underneat the photo. The butterfly stamp is a 2010 Hero Arts one called Traditional Butterfly, #E5388, probably discontinued by now, and the sentiment stamp is from The Craft's Meow, which is now out of business. That stamp set was called Fly Free, by Nina Brackett.
Delete