butterfly note

Hello crafty friends. I’m back with another generic card today, this time using one of the Cherry Green ‘butterflies & moths’ from Claritystamp. I’ve taken the sketch from Atlantic Hearts and teamed it with the colours from CAS Colours & Sketches and the ‘butterfly’ theme from Less is More

So I started with a piece of card trimmed to fit a 5×7 card bank and ran a piece of masking tape along the top and bottom edges. I stamped the butterfly in black Archival, then covered it with the pre-cut reusable mask that comes with the stamps (so useful!) I then used Clarity’s ‘clouds’ mask with ‘salty ocean’ Distress Oxide and a blending brush to create the sky around the butterfly.

I coloured the butterfly with Pergaliner pencils in a dark blue, light purple & light blue, using a dry Pergamano nib to smooth out the colours so they blended together.

I ran a border along the bottom edge of the clouds with a black Micron pen, then added the sentiment before attaching the card to the card blank.

I do like this butterfly image – it’s so pretty. It’s funny how you find a certain stamp in a set that you keep going back to – this is one of those for me.

9 thoughts on “butterfly note

  1. Love the detail on that butterfly Deborah and I especially like the addition of the doodled line – a neat touch that is a great way to add extra detail and interest to a CAS card. Thanks for sharing with us at CAS Colours & Sketches this week!

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  2. Fabulous card, your butterfly is beautiful, the clouds are great. ! Thanks for playing along with Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge (AHSC).

    Brandi R.
    DT member AHSC
    crzy4scrapbooking.blogspot.ca

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  3. What a pretty cad. I love the clouds and that gorgeous butterfly. Thank you for joining us this week at the Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge and look forward to seeing you again soon!
    Anna, AHSC Design Team

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