A Little Note - LICI-B-19

Stamps: Butterfly Gala, Beauty Abounds.

Cardstock: Crumb Cake, Very Vanilla, Everyday Enchantment DSP (SAB 2012).

Ink: Black Tuxedo, Soft Suede, Crumb Cake, Granny Apple Green.

Tools: Stamparatus, bone folder, purchased envelope, sponge, Tombow adhesive, snail adhesive, regular and mini glue dots, Wink of Stella, pearls, black ribbon (non-SU).

Punches/Dies: Butterfly Duet punch.

I have loved and now chopped the entire package of my Everyday Enchantment DSP from 2012!  I chopped it in 5-1/4” strips then cut the strips into 4” pieces.  Kept the leftover strips too.  I cut the cardboard backing from the DSP to fit in a Full Wide Stamp case. I checked my ribbons to see what I had that matched and taped a small piece to the cardboard.  Stored all the chopped DSP in a Full Wide Stamp case.

Use a strip from your Love It Chop It DSP stash.  Sponge with Soft Suede ink and set aside.

Stamp the butterflies from the Butterfly Gala stamp set on a 2” x 2-1/2” scrap of Very Vanilla using Black ink.  Ink the body image in Granny Apple Green, stamp off then stamp the butterflies.  Re-ink the top body image of the large butterfly, stamp off and stamp the butterfly again.  Punch with the Butterfly Duet punch.  Color with Wink of Stella and set aside.

Cut Very Vanilla cardstock 5-1/4” x 4.  Sponge edges with Crumb Cake ink.  Stamp the phrase from the Butterfly Gala stamp set at the bottom using Black ink. 

Stamp the flourish from the Beauty Abounds stamp set with Crumb Cake ink. 

Ink the bubbles from the Beauty Abounds stamp set, stamp off then stamp over the flourish – be sure to use equal pressure on the bubble stamp.

Ink the dots from the Beauty Abounds stamp set with Crumb Cake ink, stamp off then stamp over the flourish in three places.

Adhere the DSP strip to the left edge of the Very Vanilla panel.  Cut ribbon 6-1/2” and tape to the back covering the DSP edge.  Adhere to a Crumb Cake card.

Adhere the butterflies.

Stamp a phrase and a butterfly image to the inside of the card.  Decorate the envelope.

Stamps: Butterfly Gala, Beauty Abounds.

Cardstock: Crumb Cake, Very Vanilla, Everyday Enchantment DSP (SAB 2012).

Ink: Black Tuxedo, Soft Suede, Crumb Cake, Granny Apple Green.

Tools: Stamparatus, bone folder, purchased envelope, sponge, Tombow adhesive, snail adhesive, regular and mini glue dots, Wink of Stella, pearls, black ribbon (non-SU).

Punches/Dies: Butterfly Duet punch.

I have loved and now chopped the entire package of my Everyday Enchantment DSP from 2012!  I chopped it in 5-1/4” strips then cut the strips into 4” pieces.  Kept the leftover strips too.  I cut the cardboard backing from the DSP to fit in a Full Wide Stamp case. I checked my ribbons to see what I had that matched and taped a small piece to the cardboard.  Stored all the chopped DSP in a Full Wide Stamp case.

Use a strip from your Love It Chop It DSP stash.  Sponge with Soft Suede ink and set aside.

Stamp the butterflies from the Butterfly Gala stamp set on a 2” x 2-1/2” scrap of Very Vanilla using Black ink.  Ink the body image in Granny Apple Green, stamp off then stamp the butterflies.  Re-ink the top body image of the large butterfly, stamp off and stamp the butterfly again.  Punch with the Butterfly Duet punch.  Color with Wink of Stella and set aside.

Cut Very Vanilla cardstock 5-1/4” x 4.  Sponge edges with Crumb Cake ink.  Stamp the phrase from the Butterfly Gala stamp set at the bottom using Black ink. 

Stamp the flourish from the Beauty Abounds stamp set with Crumb Cake ink. 

Ink the bubbles from the Beauty Abounds stamp set, stamp off then stamp over the flourish – be sure to use equal pressure on the bubble stamp.

Ink the dots from the Beauty Abounds stamp set with Crumb Cake ink, stamp off then stamp over the flourish in three places.

Adhere the DSP strip to the left edge of the Very Vanilla panel.  Cut ribbon 6-1/2” and tape to the back covering the DSP edge.  Adhere to a Crumb Cake card.

Adhere the butterflies.

Stamp a phrase and a butterfly image to the inside of the card.  Decorate the envelope.