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just a little reminder
Just a little reminder: I do use "retired" items in my projects so current customers can get inspired! You will notice that once you click on the listed items as they will not show up in my SU! store

Sunday, June 28, 2015

Watercolor Wings ... lots of Butterflies

When the new catalog came out I knew which stamp set I had to have like ASAP. Yes, you might have guessed it... The Watercolor Wings, plus matching framelits of course!  I finally got to sit down and play with it... be prepared to see many of butterfly creations from me... soon there will be a day dedicated just for that among my blog hopping group of demos... (hint... come back for sure 7/1!)



I may have used it in the non-traditional way, but hey it worked!  I stamped the components of the larger butterfly in Soft Sky, Lost Lagoon and Island Indigo... added the body in black, then die cut it with the detailed framelit from the Butterflies kit, not the bold one. And it gives a cool patterned look. You could just use is as is ... or do like I did, cut a solid butterfly and layer it underneath for that extra pop...

See:



I had so much fun making this card, that I decided share with me stamping friends that came to this month's Stamp-a-Stack over the last 3 days ;-)   
See, sometimes you get an extra SURPRISE when you come stamp with me... heheheheee. Just because I can!

Oh and if you worry about getting the little pieces out of detailed dies... worry no more! Follow these steps:

Layer items from bottom to top

- Magnetic Platform or Multipurpose platform closed
- clear cutting pad
- Wax Paper (to protect the cutting sheet from the residue in the dryer sheet)
- 2 pieces of Dryer Sheet (just large enough for the die)
- CS to be cut
- Wax Paper
- Framelit
- clear cutting pad
-> roll 3 times for extra pressure 

Voila!


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