This stamp set is truly versatile and so very pretty! Let me show you how I made my card. I started by composing my butterflies and sentiment in the computer and printing it out onto some pink patterned card stock from my stash.
I found this paper very inspiring. It's a beautiful shade of pink with some text/numbers ghosted in gray. I die cut my panel using a stitched die before coloring. I used a scrap of the left over paper to try some different color combinations with my Copics. I finally settled on a pink one.
I chose 3 sections on each wing to reverse my shading. So most of the sections had the shading on the inside end, the 3 sections I chose had it on the outer end. I like the way that made them stand out.
The end result of the reverse shading really made the wings pop. I went on to color the other butterfly. Copic colors used: RV21, RV63, RV34, RV66, C5. Once all the coloring was done, I made a slimline card base from some light gray card stock. The card when closed measures 3 1/2" x 5 1/2". I added a panel of silver glitter paper to the gray panel that was 1/8" smaller. To that I added a black card stock panel that was 1/8" smaller than the glitter paper.
Before adhering my pink panel to the card, I stamped a post mark stamp on the lower right corner in pale gray ink. This is very subtle but adds to the harmony of the card. I adhered my butterfly panel to the card base.
I felt the card needed a bit of sparkle. I had some mirror baubles in different sizes and I had a mirror heart that matched. A touch of shimmer pen to the 3 sections on each wing that I reversed the shading and my butterfly card was done!
I love how this card came out! I think the butterflies are gorgeous and they will be a staple in my digital stamp collection! You can find this set at
Joy Clair Designs
Thanks so much for stopping by and sharing your time!
Betsy
In my capacity as a design team member for Joy Clair Designs, I do receive the products I use from them.
All opinions and creative decisions remain my own, and I only work with companies/use products that I love.
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