Because I am not through with butterflies and pink, orange and yellow, I have ONE more card to share today and THIS one, I’m fairly certain, will be going to my mama come Mother’s Day!
If you recall, I made this card, and this card from the scraps of that card, and now I have the card I’m sharing today, which might actually be my favorite.
And I have a video to share as well! Please enjoy.
SIDE NOTE: I found a new way to film with my iPhone that I will be sharing next week. A few great apps that give you more control over what you are doing, and that has been something I’ve been a little frustrated by since making videos. But I think I’m onto something! Stay tuned on that!
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carol ann says
It’s perfectly fine with me if you keep your favorite color palette happening. It brings out the best in you! (Plus I’m grooving with it, too!) Such a great card π
SarahC says
Nothing wrong with a butterfly obsession. It is beautiful and goes for any occasion and I still love them and snowflakes after all these years of crafting. Do what makes you happy.
Leanne in Cali says
Beautiful! Love your colors and techniques. Thanks so much for your great video!!
peppermintpenguin says
between the font, the palette and the circle – I saw this and thought ‘roller disco’. but that could just be me. I’ve never even been to one and can’t skate.
kelli says
I love the ROY color palette! I also cracked up at, “they fit on your fingers like little appendages.” And I’m also on a butterfly kick. It’s spring…what can I say? Beautiful card, and loved your video. I forgot about Gina’s template trick! Will need to use it next time. A messy die cut has made me cry real tears before…
Cathy Zielske says
Thans, Carol Ann!
Cathy Zielske says
Let’s hear it for using what you love!
Terrie D. says
This is such a beautiful card! Thanks for sharing Gina’s die cutting template trick. I will definitely need to use this the next time I’m die cutting π