Showing posts with label elegant butterfly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label elegant butterfly. Show all posts

Monday, 12 September 2016

Weekly Inspiration - Punch Art

Punch Art

This week I have had lots of fun doing what my grandchildren love to do. 
Punching!
That is, literally, using the amazing Stampin' Up! punches.
This first project is using the wonderful Elegant Butterfly (the larger image) and the Bitty Butterfly.

  

This is made on an 8" by 8" (20cm by 20cm) circle. To get this I did what we used to do as children and drew around an upside down bowl and cut it out!


Set onto a 12" by 12" Whisper White card and So Saffron cardstock mat.
I used a mixture from the Subtles Designer Series Paper Stack for the butterflies. 
Adhered to the circle with Mini Glue Dots and raised the wings to add more dimension.


The intention is to put this in a frame and put on the wall.
You can just see the Bitty Butterfly punch that I used to support it.
 

Close up




Tuesday, 2 July 2013

Stampin' Stars Annual Catalogue Blog Hop

Well it finally arrived....... the much anticipated annual catalgue from Stampi' Up!

Boy it is a goody filled with the most lush and inspiring products and of course what Stampin' Up! is renowned the world over for fantastic stamps!!!!

Any way before I get completely carried away and my bank account suffers any more take a look at what we've been up to using our sneak peek products to create for today's Stampin' Stars blog hop.

If you've just arrived from the lovely Nicky's blog over at http://www.nickyjohncock.blogspot.co.uk/ then welcome and if you haven't be sure to pop over and see her inspiring project :)

Well here is my project.
The card is a fun 3d frame card made using whisper white card stock and a mat of melon mambo card stock to highlight the stamped and embossed image.

Made using the lovely Wildflower Meadow single stamp and co-ordinating texture embossing folder  

The card also uses the scallop trim border punch


and the gorgeous bitty butterfly and elegant butterfly punches.


 The colours used are melon mambo, daffodil delight and pear pizzaz. The colour combo was inspired by the paper in the background of the photo. This beautiful paper is from the gingham garden designer series paper.

well if you'd like to leave a comment it would be great but please do pop over to the next person in this great blog hop Natasha over at http://heartsyoucrafts.blogspot.co.uk/ and make sure you follow all the way through and see the wonderful inspiration that there is on offer.

Have fun
Cary xxx