Showing posts with label Butterfly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Butterfly. Show all posts

Thursday, December 22, 2022

A few of my favorites from 2022



Pam here again today! I wanted to share 2 of my favorites this year.
My first card is showcasing the Side Butterfly and I think it pairs beautifully with this paper and the sentiment is from Simple Sentiments.



For my second creation I used the Holly bouquet and a sentiment from the Gifts of Christmas. This card was the first time I stamped this image and I mistakenly thought the pink portion colored in was a rose. Nope....but I will call it one!


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Cheers to a happy holiday!

Pam



 

Thursday, February 10, 2022

A Variety of Birthday Fun

 


Technique Junkies release this month is ALL about birthdays!! Today I am showcasing 3 different sentiments.
My first card uses Hooray and the beautiful Butterfly Beauty. Using a deep etched wood embossing folder, I then added some teal ink by sponge. The sentiment is on dimensionals and the butterfly was stamped on an ink, spray, smoosh background.

I made this card for my husband's birthday. The sentiment is from Inside Out: Young at Heart and on the inside it says, "An Old man, but still the man." The bottom layer is a splotchy ef....the fish was taken from a can of local Colorado beer and then I die cut and made a few extra die cut layers. He loved it.


Lastly, and this is one of my faves for the month is Sister Birthday, Set of 2. I had this fancy, textured designer paper (not sure from where) and this came together so quick. Some organza ribbon and one of my favorite things to do is to distress it. The cake was colored with Zig watercolor markers.


I hope everyone enjoys my creations today. Head over to Technique Junkies and get 10% off using my code TJ10Pam. There is so much goodness!

Cheers,

Pam

Tuesday, July 20, 2021

Card Inspiration | Vintage Butterfly | Sandpaper Road

 


Today, I am pleased to share some card inspiration with everyone! This project was a creative "retreat" for me, as I played with lots of inks and supplies from my stash.

Here's how I created this encouragement card: