I wanted to have a go at this weeks Cuttlebug, Be Inspired challenge but unfortunately I don’t have the correct die set, so I’ve had to do my own thing for this card.
My flowers are made from various sized and shaped paper punched hearts, some of which I have embossed and my butterflies are peg stamps from the Butterfly Blooms Tapestry Stamp set that I’ve used around the edge of the card.
I know I’m always banging on about how I love these stamps but they are so very versatile and I wouldn’t be without mine. In fact I’m eagerly awaiting the delivery of yet another set from Susan’s Shop in the USA. .............Can’t wait for them to arrive!
If you get a chance, pop over and check out her fabby Blog too, she has some great tutorials on how to use the stamps on there……well worth a visit in my opinion.
A5 Card Blank – Craft Creations (White Embossed Hammer & Embossed Linen)
Dies – Spellbinder Nestabilities (Labels One)
Paper Punches – Fiskars (Lace Border Punch) Woodware (Blue Heart, Green Heart & Peach Circle) Create & Craft (Medium Heart)
Rubber Stamps – Rubberstamp Tapestry (Butterfly Blooms)
Inks – Martha Stewart (Pigment Ink Stack)
Embossing Folders – Cuttlebug (Stylized Flower & Tiny Bubbles)
Glitter Glue – Stickles (Pink) Craft Planet (Iridescent Sparkle)
Other Bits
Ribbon
Computer Generated Greeting
7 comments:
Hi Sue!! This is so soft and pretty girl!! ;) TFS!
clever way to tackle the challenge then, gorgeous card
Thanks for playing this week
Cuttlehugs
AllisoNX
I love your take on the challenge. Those are beautiful heart flowers! Stunning work! Thanks for playing this week!!
Oh my! Sue that border is absolutely gorgeous!!! I had no idea that it was stamped!
Lovely card. I did think you used PP for the border untill I read you had stamped it, WOW.
Eveline.
this is beautiful..and the flower is fantastic..TFS!
hi sue so glad to see you creating again..
Welcome back to the challenges :)
Thank you so much for participating at cuttlebugchallenge.blogspot.com, your project will be featured on May 28th on the blog.
Thank you,
Maggie
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