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CASEploration at STAMPloration #7

Hi Everyone,

this is my third post for today - for the House of Card challenge post click HERE  and for the A2z Scrapbooking challenge click HERE or scroll down.

come and CASE with us here at STAMPlorations!

Our guest designer for this month is going to be Karen Dunbrook from SnippetsKaren is amazingly creative and she just creates absolutely gorgeous cards. Here is my take on hers:




 My materials:

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Made the background with lightly gessoing the stencil and then sponging distress inks over the dried gesso. Added the sentiment and lastly used embossing paste for the butterflies. Added slight pencil accents to the butterflies to make them stand out a bit more. 



Here is Karen's gorgeous card:




And here is another view of mine:




We invite you to CASE with us and link it up to the CASEplorations gallery, which will be open for a whole month. Everyone is welcome to play using whatever supplies you have on hand. And oh yes, we will randomly draw one winner to win a prize, as well as highlight the best CASEs.

Linking up with:
workitwedbannerSimon Wednesday Challenge Blog

Sounds like FUN, right?

Comments

Vicki Dutcher said…
Your bflies look better then mine! ;) -- I should of [would of, could] inked first then stenciled... live and learn
Sarah G said…
Love it, Cornelia - the textures and bluey/green hues are fabulous! Such a dreamy design :)
conil said…
Holy moley...another stunning card. Fabulous, as always.
Becca Cruger said…
The repetition of that sentiment with the slight overlap of the big ol' butterflies looks so lovely! Awesome design!
Anita in France said…
Magical, Cornelia ... simply gorgeous! Anita :)
Deepti said…
This is so terrific , I get a dreamy feel :)
Jingle said…
This is absolutely gorgeous! Great card! Thanks so much for playing along with the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge!
Kim M said…
This is so beautiful! I love how you did the background! Awesome use of those stencils! :-)
Kim Heggins said…
Gorgeous card...just so beautiful and what a wonderful way to let someone you are thinking about them.
Monika Reeck said…
You ever told me you want to have that butterfly stencil
now you have it and your did it AMAZINGLY wooooww
I adore this..
double color green and blue and white on butterfly stencil is stunning
sweet adorable sentiment too in this way...
Love this blue and green card
hugs, Monika

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