This week's MUSE over at the Muse Card Club is Ardyth and I love her style - fun, funky, CAS, often quirky and always interesting. http://musecardclub.blogspot.co.uk/2013/03/muse-challenge-10.html So I knew that I'd have to play along in the challenge this week and see if I could replicate her style.
I loved the rainbow of colour on the black background so chose to replicate those elements from the card, changing the shape and the swapping the circles for butterflies.
I masked off an area on the white card stock with washi tape and stamped 4 butterflies from Clearly Besotted's Butterfly Wishes Additions in 5 shades of memento ink - I would normally have done this in a standard rainbow pattern but I went for a more random approach following Ardyth's card. I originally intended for all the decoration to be flat but I messed up the embossed sentiment so stuck a strip over the top and embossed it again. I finished with a couple of die cut butterflies over the top using the matching die that you can now get with this set.
Can't wait to see the full gallery this week - should be an interesting one.
Hello Tara
ReplyDeleteLove both cards..... And the colours
Hugs Sylvie xxx
Fantastic! I love the 'riot' of butterflies - the mixture of size, colour and pattern! I'm so glad you played along!
ReplyDeleteLove the butterflies! Great card! :)
ReplyDeleteLauren
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This is awesome, love all the colours
ReplyDeleteLove your multi-colored butterflies...very festive and bright!
ReplyDeleteI really like your take on Ardyth's card - the butterflies are just so pretty!
ReplyDeleteCute, cheery card--love it!
ReplyDeleteLove this, such a lovely rainbow of butterflies. Great card :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a colourful effect, the patterned butterflies look so pretty :0)
ReplyDeleteJenny x
What a cheerful card! Great take on Ardyth's MUSE inspiration! You've definitely brightened my day; thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, bright and spring-like! Lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love this card, and your beautiful collection of butterflies! Great job!
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