Butterfly Birthday

I’m back today with my card entry for the Stamp, Ink, Paper Case the Designer Challenge…

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WOW….which designer to case?  There is so much inspiration among the designers that it was a little difficult to decide.  However, I was especially drawn to Sandy’s cheerful card…

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I love everything about this card from the straightforward design to the plaid background and the adorable sunflowers.  Here is my interpretation of this wonderful card….

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The card base is Whisper White thick cardstock.  The Designer Series paper is from the Playful Palette DSP stack.  The butterflies are from the Papillon Potpourri stamp set.  I colored them with Bermuda Bay and Blushing Bride ink and a blender pen.  Blending the two colors actually created three colors.  I punched each butterfly with the Elegant Butterfly punch.  I also punched it in Bermuda Bay cardstock to layer each  butterfly with.  The butterflies remind me of a pretty plaid color…do you see that, too?

The sentiment is from the Cottage Greetings stamp set.  Lastly, I added a few metallic enamel shapes.

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The inside sentiment is from the Better Together stamp set.  This set has some wonderful sentiments and I know I will be using it quite a bit.

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Thanks for stopping in today and I would love to hear what you think of my take on Sandy’s delightful card.

Please take care.

Rosanne

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Celebrate Your Day

It’s been such a busy week here and this is the first card I’ve made this week.  I am trying to play catch up and enter a few challenges before their deadlines.  My card share today is for the Global Design Project #041 color challenge….

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These colors make such a beautiful combination.  Here’s what I came up with…

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The card base is Sweet Sugarplum with a mat of Night of Navy.  The DSP is from the Floral Boutique Designer Series Paper collection.  The flowers are from the Crazy About You stamp set and are stamped in Sweet Sugarplum.  The flower was stamped four times.  I punched one out using the Flower Medallion punch.  For the other three, I cut out the middle layer to create a smaller flower.  One of these was added to the full flower with a dimensional.  I adhered all three flowers with dimensionals and then added a Night of Navy enamel dot.

The sentiment is from the Designer Tin of Cards stamp set and is stamped in Versa Mark and heat embossed with White Embossing powder.

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The inside sentiment is from the Tin of Cards stamp set and is stamped in Night of Navy.

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The embellished envelope completes this cheerful birthday card.

I hope you enjoyed this project and are enjoying a relaxing weekend.  Thanks very much for stopping by and please check in again soon.

Take care,

Rosanne

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Thank You With A Flourish

I’m a little late with this posting today because I spent a lovely day shopping at plant nurseries with a friend.  I enjoy gardening and I’m tweaking things all summer long.  Even though I thought I had more than enough flowers and vegetables, a few more came home with me today.  There’s always room for more!

My card today is for the Pals Paper Arts Color Challenge….

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I like this color combination very much and was happy to dust some Island Indigo off, as it’s been a while since I’ve used it.

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This card came together very quickly, which doesn’t happen very often to me.  The card base is Island Indigo with a mat of Whisper White.  First I stamped the sentiment, from the One Big Meaning stamp set, in Island Indigo ink.

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The flower is from the Flourishing Phrases stamp set and is stamped twice in Pool Party ink.  I cut the first one completely out and cut the inner part from the other stamped image to layer them.  There is a dimensional between the two layers.   Then I cut the horizontal cutwork design from the Flourish Thinlits out in Island Indigo cardstock and positioned it above the sentiment.  It needed to be trimmed a bit.  The flower is placed on top with a dimensional.  A white candy dot is in the center.

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I really put the cutwork design die to work on this project.  The inside is embellished with a strip of  Island Indigo cardstock and the cutwork design in Whisper White.  Then I used it again on the front of the envelope.  Can you tell I really like this die!

Thanks so much for taking the time to look in on my post today.

Until next time…take care,

Rosanne

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Friendship Planter

Happy Friday!  Hope you are looking forward to a fun Father’s Day weekend.  Ours will be quiet.  We started a new tradition this year and celebrate Mother’s Day and Father’s Day together, which we did two weekends ago.  Our girls have spouses and significant others so this allows them to celebrate with both sets of parents and we get to have the whole family together…which doesn’t happen too often anymore.

My card today is for the Global Design Project #040 Case the Designer Challenge…

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This is such a beautiful card that Shawn created, I wasn’t sure what exactly to CASE.  The colors are so pretty as is the coloring and shading.  However, I love this image so that’s what I decided to go with.

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The card base is Calypso Coral with a Whisper White mat embossed with the Brick Wall embossing folder.  A little sponging with Crumb Cake ink brings out the bricks nicely.

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The flower image is from the Butterfly Basics stamp set and stamped in Early Expresso ink.  I colored them with Calypso Coral and Old Olive Stampin’ Write markers.  These were fussy cut! The planter is a piece of Crumb Cake cardstock that I just cut on a diagonal on each side and embossed with the Woodgrain folder. After embossing, I sponged it with Crumb Cake ink. For the top edge, I cut a label from the Project Life Cards & Labels framelits and then cut it in half horizontally and glued it to top of the “planter”.

The sentiment is from the Awesomely Artistic stamp set and is heat embossed with the new copper embossing powder, which is so pretty, then cut it with another framelit from the Project Life Cards & Labels framelits collection.  A couple of Calypso Coral candy dots are a nice accent.

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The inside is embellished with a little bit of stamping and coloring as is the front of the envelope.  This really doesn’t take too much time and I think it makes the card so coordinated and complete.

Thank you for taking the time to stop by and I hope you enjoyed my card share for today.

Until next time…take care,

Rosanne

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