Hello crafty friends, TGIF!
Today I want to share with you beautiful floral butterfly trio using the Spellbinders Bibi’s Butterflies Collection So Many Butterflies Etched dies & the Hero Arts Envelope Accessorise dies.
(Left) Spellbinders Bibi’s Butterflies Collection So Many Butterflies Etched Dies
(Right) Hero Arts Envelope Accessorise Dies
Ta-da! Aren’t they so beautiful to put small flowers, leaves, butterflies on top of the large sized, almost A2 sized, butterfly base? Oh, I love them so much!!
My first butterfly card is a proposal card. I die cut flowers & leaves from watercolour paper using the Hero Arts Envelope Accessorise dies, coloured them with Altenew Watercolor 36 pan set. I also die cut wedding ring from SSS Matte Gold Mirror cardstock using the SSS Wedding Rings dies.
I adhered all watercoloured flowers & leaves, wedding ring on the centre of the white butterfly base using foam tape. I decorated the card with small clear droplets.
For the second butterfly card, I die cut flowers & leaves from watercolour paper using the Hero Arts Envelope Accessorise dies, randomly glued all die cuts on white butterfly card base using fine tip glue pen, and then ink blended it with some Distress inks in rainbow order. I added smaller vellum butterfly die cut, pearls and Hero Arts small butterfly on the card.
Here is the last but not least, I decorated the right part of the butterfly with colourful flowers & butterfly. I die cut Hero Arts small flowers & leaves from various colour cardstock, butterfly from white cardstock first. I then lightly added colour each die cut with Copic markers, and then arranged all flowers & leaves onto the right side of the white butterfly card base using foam tape.
Isn’t it so lovely?!! I am so very pleased with the result, haha! :D
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Those gorgeous leaves are perfect for making watercolour card :D
To create the card:
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