Yesterday I stocked the cupboards with a bunch of junk food to the tune of almost $200. And at Randy's request, I gave him some menu suggestions:
I said, "Grilled hamburgers." He said, "Burger King!"
I said, "Spaghetti and Meatballs." He said, "Pizza Hut!"
I said, "Chicken patties." He said, "Kentucky Fried Chicken!"
Let's just hope he was joking.
Onto the card...
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This card features pearls and the Fancy Fan embossing folder. |
I love, love, love the new Apothecary Framelits and the coordinating Essentials Paper-Piercing Pack! On this piece there are exactly 100 holes. Ask me how I know!
The Papillon Potpouri stamp set along with the coordinating Elegant Butterfly punch made it near the top of my shopping list for the new catty.
I chose this pattern from the Floral District designer series paper. It was easy to choose what color butterflies to add to the card.
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This card features the Argyle embossing folder. Since I ran out of pearls I used rhinestones. |
Here's this week's sketch!

Here are a few tips that I discovered after making the cards:
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I cut the string of pearls so that three would stay together. They fit perfectly into the space on the butterfly stamp : ) |
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I was too lazy to get my "embossing folders only" cutting pads, and tiny cuts got embedded into the back of my card base. Folks, don't try this at home! |
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When you emboss a detailed card base like this one, the card stock shrinks a bit. It's better to add a layer onto the card base. Again, folks, don't try this at home! |
Stamps: Papillon Potpourri
Paper: Baja Breeze, Whisper White, Floral District designer series paper
Ink: Baja Breeze for sponging, StazOn Jet Black
Accessories: Big Shot, Apothecary Accents Framelits, Fancy Fan embossing folder, Argyle embossing folder, Elegant Butterfly punch, Paper-Piercing Tool, Stampin' Pierce Mat, Essentials Paper-Piercing Mat, Basic Pearls, Basic Rhinestones, Stampin' Dimensionals
Happy Stamping!
Susan