Had this negative piece of the butterfly vine on my desk and one thing led to another... and one of the challenges called for crimping... Haven't used my crimpers in ages. BIG GRINI'm using an eCut from Suzanne available in the Silhouette onLine store as well as quote and sentiment stamps from Quietfire Design.
Anyway, you can see all the details and descriptions, by clicking on any card image. EnjoyAnd it fits for these challenges:
Facebook Cardmaker Magazine Challenge use a crimper
Frilly n Funky things with wings
Penny's Challenges #238 ribbon or twine
Cute Card Thursday #384 citrus (colors or fruit) Lime, oranges, lemons...
All Sorts Challenge #321 butterflies (2nd entry)
ANYTHING GOES:
Simon Says Stamp Challenge
The House That Stamps Built #81
4 Crafty Chicks #257
Southern Girls Challenge #115
10 comments:
Now this is what brusho's were meant to do. Such a beautiful representation of watercolor art. Love the creative cutting and the vertical images too. Thank you so much for sharing this with us at The House That Stamps Built. Hope you'll come back soon.
Oh, Yogi, this is spectacular! I just love it!!
Love this card, Yogi!!!
Beautiful card, so elegant.
Thank you for sharing at Allsorts;-))m
Beautiful work Yogi- I love when I can find a use for my negative scraps, instead of tossing them. GoodLuck in our challenge this week at Penny's Paper-Crafting.
Amy-DT
Both of your creations are very elegant! I love the butterfly and isn't it fun to break out old tools. The texture of the crimper is the perfect touch. Thank you for sharing with us at 4 Crafty Chicks Anything Goes Challenge
Tamie DT
Beautiful!! What a great way to use the negative space of the die cut. And such a beautiful sentiment, too. Thanks for playing with The House That Stamps Built.
This is very pretty! Thanks so much for playing along with the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge!
A lovely creation. Thanks for sharing with us at Penny's Paper-Crafty Challenges.
Mags
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This pair of cards is truly brilliant! Using the negative cuts in such unique ways is absolutely inspired. Thanks so much for joining us at Frilly and Funkie!
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