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Skipping Stones Designs - Best of Butterflies

Hi Everyone,

today I have the pleasure of showcasing this wonderful  new Skipping Stones Designs set called Best of Butterflies.


Aren't they all just gorgeous?




I settled for the sideways butterfly and stamped him once the right way and then turned him around. makes him a little asymmetric, but lets call it art....right? 
I water colored him and added Wink of Stella and lots of white gel pen dots. Did some splattering. The sentiment is from the same set. Added white dots to the little banner I added for balance. 

In case you can't read the sentiment it says:

Life is not measured by the number of breath we take, but by the moments that take our breath away


Happy Stamping!

Linking up with:
Kathy's 30 day coloring challenge - day 5
Snippets Playground - my snippets are the banner and sentiment

   this one  Pixies Crafty Workshop

Comments

Mac Mable said…
Perfectly balanced with the splats and dots. What a fun way to use the butterfly stamp, always so very creative. Beautifully coloured in and the black against it is so striking x
Di said…
Absolutely fabulous Cornelia! I love the butterfly, it's kinds quirky :) And the sentiment is brilliant as well. Lovely to see you in the Playground!

Hugs

Di xx
Anita in France said…
I just had one of those breath-taken-away moments, Cornelia ... what a stunning butterfly ... shimmery and beautiful ... against the splattery background it looks as though it's fluttering! LOVE the sentiment! Hugs, Anita :)
conil said…
Talk about having your breath taken way...that's me, right now. Gasping for air. My heaven, this is just remarkably beautiful as is that senitment. The coloring is way beyound gorgeous as are those love spatters.
Bonnie said…
A very artsy butterfly, Cornelia! And so beautifully colored!
Flo said…
Du hast aber auch tolle Ideen!!! Einen Schmetterlingsflügel einfach verkehrt herum zu stempeln ist genial!!!
Liebe grüße

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