Happy Wednesday everyone!
I am up with a card which I just finished making it, and since its summer holidays and I have plenty of free time to blog it, so sharing it right away.
Sharing some thing related to this card!
On the last day of the school my daughter came home with her art work, and among that was a water colored background in yellow shades on a A size paper. She said she didn't like the BG so she made another one for her art, and this one was just a scrap. Now I wouldn't let her throw such a a big paper, so I asked her if I could use it, and she was happy to lend me that.
I bet I will be able to use t on over 20 cards!
So the first thing was to start with cutting a piece of that big BG from the watercolor paper for my card. Her BG is in pale yellow, which gives me a lot of room to add my own colors or inks to it. I first started with die cutting a butterfly, and then used a handcut horizontal stripe stencil to ink up further in using Squeezed lemonade distress ink.
I then stamped the sentiment from Casual Friday Stamps - Floating set.
I used yellow sequins from CrafTangles to create the Shaker. The base card is white.
I added the diecut butterfly by inlaying only the middle part of the butterfly and let the wings fly, so that the shaker is also visit well.
A few more sequins on the front to finish off.
Linking this with:
CAS Watercolor challenge July
A water colored BG
613 Avenue Create
Anything Goes with the twist of Monochrome
Addicted to stamps and More
CAS-ual Fridays
Used the first column down
House of Cards
Joining in with yellow shade of stripes
Stempelgarten Challenge
Everything that can Fly
Simon Wednesday challenge
Anything Goes
I am up with a card which I just finished making it, and since its summer holidays and I have plenty of free time to blog it, so sharing it right away.
Sharing some thing related to this card!
On the last day of the school my daughter came home with her art work, and among that was a water colored background in yellow shades on a A size paper. She said she didn't like the BG so she made another one for her art, and this one was just a scrap. Now I wouldn't let her throw such a a big paper, so I asked her if I could use it, and she was happy to lend me that.
I bet I will be able to use t on over 20 cards!
So the first thing was to start with cutting a piece of that big BG from the watercolor paper for my card. Her BG is in pale yellow, which gives me a lot of room to add my own colors or inks to it. I first started with die cutting a butterfly, and then used a handcut horizontal stripe stencil to ink up further in using Squeezed lemonade distress ink.
I then stamped the sentiment from Casual Friday Stamps - Floating set.
I used yellow sequins from CrafTangles to create the Shaker. The base card is white.
I added the diecut butterfly by inlaying only the middle part of the butterfly and let the wings fly, so that the shaker is also visit well.
A few more sequins on the front to finish off.
Linking this with:
CAS Watercolor challenge July
A water colored BG
613 Avenue Create
Anything Goes with the twist of Monochrome
Addicted to stamps and More
CAS-ual Fridays
Used the first column down
House of Cards
Joining in with yellow shade of stripes
Stempelgarten Challenge
Everything that can Fly
Simon Wednesday challenge
Anything Goes
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Spectacular!! Love the yellow stripes with the beautiful butterfly! I even thought that your pretty butterfly necklace was a part of the card! Haha!! But it does look plenty good without that!
ReplyDeletexx Ashwini
Gorgeous shaker card Rahmat! It's so pretty and I love the sentiment.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge
Mandy xx
Wow, great save with the paper. Lovely card x
ReplyDeleteYour daughter is too hard on herself! It's good that you could use it and I love what you've done with it. Such a happy, fun card, Rahmat! Thanks so much for sharing with us at CAS Watercolour!
ReplyDeleteGreat story to the background, it's too good to throw away. Great card with such a beautiful butterfly, thanks for joining us at CAS Watercolour
ReplyDeleteLove your card and the recycled BG piece! Thanks for joining us at CAS-ual Fridays.
ReplyDeleteGreat use of your daughter's piece of art! Love the sunny yellow colours - just looking at it brightens my day! Fabulous sentiment and butterfly! Thanks for joining us at CAS Watercolour!
ReplyDeleteIt's wonderful that you can take the "scrap" from your daughter's artwork and turn it into this gorgeous card. Love the striped background and your beautiful mix of butterflies, Rahmat. The shaker behind the butterfly is so sweet. Thanks for sharing with us at CAS Watercolour! xx
ReplyDeleteRecycling at its best, Rahmat. Your addition of stripes to your daughter's background was a wonderful idea and the butterfly overlay on the shaker is gorgeous. Thanks for sharing this lovely with us at Addicted to CAS.
ReplyDeleteHi Rahmat, this is just a so fresh and happy card with the great colour and the fantastic popping butterfly. Love it!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for joining us at the Stempelgarten Challenge.
Hugs and good luck
Claudia
Bright and sunny and clever with great re-cycling x
ReplyDeleteI really love your pretty card and it is a perfect entry to our CAS-ual Fridays challenge. Good luck '
ReplyDeleteA cheerful, sunny, lovely butterfly shaker! I need to use yellow more often! So glad you shared this gem in the ATSM CAS challenge!
ReplyDelete~carol
....and it looks so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat teamwork between you and your daughter!! - She made the base and you add the final touch! ;-)
Thank you for joining us at House of Cards.
Rosi x
Beautiful Card. Love the colors :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at Stempelgarten.
Anja
Love the idea of this card. Thank you for sharing your project with all of us at House of Cards July Challenge: stripes and/or colour
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This is gorgepis! I love the stripes and the shaker too! Thanks for playing along with us over at House of cards this month!
ReplyDeleteTake care!
Michele, HOC DT