Well, last night I was tossing and turning and couldn't sleep, and my mind kept coming back to how one particular butterfly stamp in my stash would work GREAT for this technique. I finally hauled my butt out of bed and set to work, and here is what I came up with. It's not bad for a first try, but I know I can (and will) do better.



Butterfly and Fairie stamps by Enchanted Ink; Dream and Discover stamp by Hero Arts.
Colors: Perfect Plum, Lavendar Lace, Going Grey
And: Punches, sponges, Encore silver ink, Stampin' Dimensionals, paper piercing tools, metallic ribbon, Filigree brad by SU!
3 comments:
I HONESTLY really like the effect you got with the adorable butterfly stamp!! I think you did a great job!!
Patricia
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Beautifully done! *bet you are glad you couldnt sleep now!
Very pretty! A beautiful effect!
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