Welcome to a new Flutterby Wednesdays challenge. This week we have a sketch for you tor try out. I hope you will take some time and play along with us. Just include a fairy or butterfly along with the sketch to play along. Stop over to the blog and check out the gorgeous samples the DT has created.
My card used this sweet image from A Day For Daisies called Wings for a Cause. I printed it three times. The bottom white layer is embossed with a cloud design. I cut out and popped up the wings and the ribbon. I'm playing along in the ADFD Pop it Up challenge this week.
Card Recipe:
Image: ADFD Wings for a Cause
Ink: Printer
Paper: PTI ssw, SU Pink Pirouette, MME print
Extras: copics, nesties, MFT border die, SU ribbon, Kaiser pearls, Darice embossing folder, dimensionals
This is gorgeous Kathy love the colour and design. Caroline xxx
ReplyDeleteThank you Kathy for the fabulous sketch, was great to work with, and your card is just beautiful.I love the papers and such a gorgeous image..beautiful pink bow too..
ReplyDeleteLuv CHRISSYxx
Kathy, this is absolutely BEAUTIFUL! I think I need to get this image I am so inspired by it. Thankyou for a great sketch. Joey xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a great image!! Love your color combination. And the sketch was wonderful - thanks!
ReplyDeletevery pretty love the color scheme
ReplyDeleteKathy, this is a lovely card, and a great sketch. It has been so wonderful and inspiring to see how each of us used the versatile sketch. Your pink ribbon butterfly is lovely, and as a BC survivor, I appreciate it.
ReplyDeleteThis card is fabulous. Beautiful sketch and papers. Great job Kathy.
ReplyDeleteOh, Tracy, what a great Pink Ribbon reminder! It's magnificent.
ReplyDeleteKathryn this is stunning well done hugs Elaine
ReplyDeleteLove this sketch!! Thank you for designing it for us!! and I adore your card, such pretty colors and that image is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteAnother gorgeous card and the image from ADFD is perfectly popped! Love the sketch you came up with, it was so easy to use!
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This looks like a tricky sketch...love your take on it with all your layers!
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