Yet another retiring stamps farewell.
This time around I'm highlighting Butterfly Prints, and the coordinating Butterfly Punch. I have found myself shamefully neglecting these two since I got my hands on the Big Shot butterfly dies, but looking back I remember just how sweet this set and punch are together.
And as a bonus, if you were after the Butterfly Punch, now is the best time to buy, as it's on special for $25.46, a 25% saving on the original price! But of course, this is only while stocks last, and I have absolutely no idea how many are still available, so if you want it, you had better contact me to place your order as quick as you can :-)
(yes, I know that last one was just featured the other day ... but look at the cute butterfly!)
If you click on the pictures you will be taken to the original post
which should outline the materials used on each card. Keep in mind that
some of these are several years old and as such, quite a bit of the
Stampin' Up! product used has long since retired.
Showing posts with label Butterfly Prints. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Butterfly Prints. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Saturday, March 13, 2010
Happy Birthday Gail!

I CASEd the design from the talented Ilina Crouse (although I see my CASE is a CASE of a CASE she CASEd ... did you follow that? Anyway, the design is awesome so I borrowed it).
I remembered that I bought some of the Fine Supernova glitter a while back, so added the pink glitter to the butterfly to act as a body.
Love this butterfly stamp set and punch ... and if you do too, remember that it's in the Summer Mini Catalogue, so there is only a couple more weeks to grab it!
Contact me for more details!
Images © 1990-2010 Stampin' Up!®
Supplies used:
Stamp/s: Inspired by Nature, Butterfly Prints, Short & Sweet
Ink: Old Olive, Rose Red, Pretty in Pink
Cardstock: Old Olive, Rose Red, Pretty in Pink, Whisper White
Other: Large Oval Punch, Small Oval Punch, Butterfly Punch, Fine Supernova Glitter
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Butterfly Prints

Very stark and simple.
What I came up with was this ... and I can't even tell you how it happened. The butterflies were originally in the centre of a larger sheet, which would have filled most of the front of an A6 card, but somehow I trimmed it a little here, a little there and ended up with what you see here.
Anyway, I like it.
A word of warning ... if you are planning on buying this set, or already own it, you will find that a Stamp A Ma Jig comes in handy when you're adding the body of the butterfly (a separate, tiny stamp). Nothing worse than having everything stamped just so and messing up at the very last minute when you add the final details!
Images © 1990-2010 Stampin' Up!®
Supplies used:
Stamp/s: Butterfly Prints (Summer Mini Catalogue), Baroque Motifs
Ink: Ruby Red, More Mustard, Pumpkin Pie
Cardstock: Ruby Red, More Mustard, Pumpkin Pie, Whisper White
Other: Eyelet Border Punch, Stamp A Ma Jig
Labels:
Baroque Motifs,
Butterfly Prints,
Cards,
Punches,
Summer Mini 2009-10
Monday, December 7, 2009
Birthday Butterflies

Working quickly with materials I had on hand, I came up with this card for her. See, I stamped the butterflies from Butterfly Prints - now available from the new Summer Mini Catalogue) onto vellum this time, as I meant to do last time. It didn't work out quite like I had expected, but it's still nice.
The word "Create" down the side of the card was a happy accident. I had stamped the Tres Chic background onto a quarter sheet (A6 size) of Baja Breeze, then trimmed a centimetre off the bottom so it could be layered onto the Baja Breeze base - and voila, this word was trimmed to exactly the right height!
You can see I've sponged around the stamped Baja Breeze layer, just to bring it away from the base card a little.
And the butterflies are glued down the middle with the thinnest line of Tombow Multi Glue I could coax out of the little bottle, with the wings popped out to give the impression of a real butterfly landing on the card (if butterflies were made of vellum. And didn't have bodies or legs. Okay, so it's a lousy illusion).
I have to say, I'm pretty happy with this Tombow Multi stuff - the bottle is double ended, with one end being a super-fine nozzle, and the other being a broad tip for applying glue to a large area quickly; and it sticks brilliantly!
Images © 1990-2009 Stampin' Up!®
Supplies used:
Stamp/s: Butterfly Prints, Tres Chic
Ink: Baja Breeze, Not Quite Navy
Cardstock: Not Quite Navy, Baja Breeze, Vellum Card
Other: Butterfly Punch
Labels:
Butterfly Prints,
Cards,
Punches,
Summer Mini 2009-10,
Tres Chic
Friday, November 20, 2009
Sneak Peek - Summer Mini

In retrospect, when making this card I should have stamped the vellum overlay as well as the pink layer, as you can't actually see what the butterfly stamps look like (doh!). That's my next project *g*.
The bodies of the butterflies are made by wrapping a strand of gold embroidery thread around the middle and knotting it at the top to create antennae.
Do you like the patterned paper down the side? This is from the Patterns Pack, only available as a hostess benefit (ie. with a workshop or order over $300). The pack contains 60 6' square sheets of double-sided patterned paper - 2 sheets of six designs in five different colours (including Regal Rose shown here) not available as regular DSP.
The biggest problem with the gorgeous double-sided patterned paper? Trying to decide which side to use!
Images © 1990-2009 Stampin' Up!®
Supplies used:
Stamp/s: Butterfly Prints
Ink: Pretty in Pink
Cardstock: Pink Pirouette, Regal Rose, Vellum Card
Other: Patterns Pack II Designer Series Paper, Butterfly Punch
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