Hi friends. This is my second post for today.
Yesterday was the last day of class and I have to say I am grateful to have won a spot in this class to be able to experience an online class. I will be taking more online classes in the future, thank you ladies for all your hard work in putting this class together. Yesterday was all about Paper Manipulation and Kristina taught this cool technique using your pattern paper. I CASEd her card because it was amazing.
It is hard to tell in the photo but the butterfly was stamped onto another piece of Patterned paper that was in this paper pack and I fussy cut it out. It is a very subtle pattern but very pretty in person.
I am also entering this card in Addicted to CAS: Spring and Simon Says Stamp: Easter/Spring. Butterflies certainly remind me of spring and the colors in the card remind me of Easter.
It is hard to tell in the photo but the butterfly was stamped onto another piece of Patterned paper that was in this paper pack and I fussy cut it out. It is a very subtle pattern but very pretty in person.
I am also entering this card in Addicted to CAS: Spring and Simon Says Stamp: Easter/Spring. Butterflies certainly remind me of spring and the colors in the card remind me of Easter.
Thank you for visiting and have a great day!
Cardstock: Very Vanilla, Vellum cardstock, Lap of Luxury DSP
Ink: Concord Crush
Stamps: Flight of the Butterfly
Accessories: Label framelit, paper piercing tool and mat pack
Love what you did with the vellum! Great idea to make a "quilt" with patterned paper too. Your card definitely says spring! Bev
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love the way you manipulated the patterned paper ad the vellum is also beautiful. How fun to have won a spot in the class.
ReplyDeleteI also loved the Pattern Play class! Your card is beautiful. Thanks for playing with us at ATCAS!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Love your weaving and the butterfly in the vellum shape! And thanks so much for the love you left on my blog! :-)
ReplyDeleteWow, woven paper ... splendid! Love the vellum 'cloud' surrounding the sweet butterfly! Anita :)
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. I love your woven paper.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors you choose and the fabulous vellum! So soft and delicate. Great CASE of Kristina!
ReplyDeleteOooh...I did the paper quilting today too. It's much easier than I thought and such a fun effect. The butterfly on the vellum is perfect for it!
ReplyDeleteI love the way the paper looks woven!
ReplyDeleteI planned to do the paper quilting but got caught up in other cards. Maybe tomorrow. I love what you did with yours. How did you curl the sentiment?
ReplyDeleteThank you Bobby. The stamp set comes with the sentiment curled. If you google, Stampin Up! Flight of the butterfly you can see the sentiments and images. It is a fun set that I have gotten more use out of lately.
DeleteHi Kristie. Love the way you've woven strips of designer paper - very graphic with lots of visual impact. Love the butterfly on the vellum label - perfect way to make it look like it's in flight! Thanks so much for joining us at Addicted to CAS! Loll xx
ReplyDeletefabulous!! love this too ♥
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a winner her! Your paper selection rocks!!! Seriously rocks. I really love how the curved sentiment almost softens the lines in the plaid paper - a total yin & yang effect. Stunning!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card! Wonderful paper weaving... love the colors here, too! :) Thanks for playing along in our "Easter/Spring" challenge over at the Simon Says Stamp challenge blog! xx
ReplyDeleteLove your use of vellum and paper piercing...will have to remember that! Great use of the patterned paper too!
ReplyDeleteYou are so good about coming and commenting on my posts, Kristie, and I so appreciate it! I haven't had a chance to get by here for a while, but I have just enjoyed a wonderful scroll through the meadows of your creative mind!! Which blows mine, I might add!
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