{Me}
For the die cuts, I used the second paper and die-cut three butteflies. When I told my husband I had more than one buttefly die, he replied, "Why am I not surprised?" ;) I carefully layered die cuts over the first paper and popped them up with foam dots. Here's a close-up:
I finished the card off with a a die-cut banner, and I stamped the sentiment from Unity. I thought I would enter the card into the Moxie Fab World Die Cutting Challenge. The challenge ends tonight, but there's still time to enter if you get a chance!
As part of the blog hop, we're giving away a couple of prizes: a $10 gift certificate to Print Candee and a set of Spellbinders Lacey Nested Pennants--perfect for making party banners! To enter, you can leave a comment here and all along the blog hop. You have until the end of Saturday night to leave comments to win, and the winners will be posted on the Print Candee blog.
Next up is the fabulous Marion! Thanks for taking the time to visit. :)
IN-credible! I just love those 'hidden' die cuts, they are FANtastic Jocelyn!!!
ReplyDeleteVery cool technique! The vibrant color is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteAMAZING! Your work is just gorgeous! Thanks so much for all you do!Printed BalloonsThank you.
ReplyDeleteThis is so awesome! I love your camouflaged butterflies! I am so going to try this out...
ReplyDeleteoh my word! I'm speechless. I seriously do not know what to say to tell you how much I LOVE this!!! Crazy amazing. So thrilled to be on a DT with you Jocelyn!
ReplyDeleteYay for butterfly brushes! Hehe I love what you did with the collage of them and how you popped up the die cuts!!! Such a unique idea.
ReplyDeletegorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow - that is a fun and cheerful card!
ReplyDeleteI am totally stunned right now...this card is so amazing...You always amazing me...your creative it AWESOME...love this..
ReplyDeleteThis is incredible, Jocelyn!! I love how you overlaid some butterfly shapes over the pattern you create. The colours are so lovely!
ReplyDeleteTrippy! What a fun and creative idea!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love how the die-cuts are so cleverly laid over - adds so much dimension & even more "flight!" And the colours you've chosen are marvelous & so cheerful.
ReplyDeleteThis is brilliant! How perfect to match the pattern with your die-cut butterflies. Love!
ReplyDeleteI love your colors they are so bright and fun. But I especially love how the butterflies are flitting in all different directions. They look alive!
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous Jocelyn!! Love the stamping!!! Awesome... Hugs..xoxo
ReplyDeletestunning design! just gorgeous
ReplyDeleteI love the clever design, those hidden diecuts are brilliant...reminds me of jigsaws with hidden shapes in them :0)
ReplyDeleteJenny x
Wow, that is so pretty! The color and butterflies combine so well to make such a gorgeous card! Such creativity!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! That is so awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat technique. Thanks for sharing! :)
Gorgeous! Love this technique and the colours are fabulous.
ReplyDeleteWhoa! Jocelyn, this is incredible! Just gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteWow! I love this. It's such a cool technique!
ReplyDeleteOmg this is so gorgeous wow love it!!!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great idea Jocelyn! Very creative and fun! Love the background paper you made yourself! It oozes spring!
ReplyDeleteI love how the die cut butterflys are definitely camoflaughed, I didn't evensee them until you pointed them out. Very cool! And AWESOME colors! I love this card :)
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, what a stunning card, I never saw the pop dotted butterflies until the close up shot! They were certainly camoflauged!! Beautiful card! waving hi from the hills of North Carolina :)
ReplyDeleteThis card is seriously a knockout -- not only is it gorgeous all on its own, but the fact that you did this digitally? Whoa, you've got skillz!
ReplyDeleteOff to pin it now -- once I pick my jaw up off the keyboard!
colors are always allocated with butterflies , its looking nice in red color.
ReplyDeleteGift Card Printing
Plastic id Cards
scratch Card
I missed this one! WOWee it's so striking!
ReplyDelete