Showing posts with label butterfly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label butterfly. Show all posts

Friday, February 9, 2018

It's a 'Beautiful Day' with Brusho

Hi Everyone! Today I am playing with Brusho Crystal Colour! This is such a fun product. It gives a different look every time and can be used in many ways.  Today I am using it with the Beautiful Day stamp set.









For this card I used the Sheet Music background stamp first, stamped in Archival ink to withstand the water.  Then I stamped the butterflies.
Next I shook some Brusho onto the butterfly and spritzed with my Stampin' Spritzer. For this sample I then used my Aqua Painter to push the color around to fill in the wings.  On other samples further down I just let the color stay were it landed and left it, for a different look.












Here is a video showing you step by step how to make this card.


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Thursday, June 25, 2015

Two, no, Three step stampin! ~ Watercolor Wings


Hello Stampers!  Today I want to share with you a fun new Stamp set called Watercolor Wings.   Are you familiar with Stampin' Up's Two- Step Stamps?  These are stamps that use two stamps layered together to make your final image.  For years they have always called these type of stamps 2-step stamps, but lately, there seem to be a lot more stamps that are really THREE steps.  













When a set is a multi-step stamp, they almost always come as Photopolymer. The Photopolmer stamps are SO easy to line up, this really makes Two or Three layers painless. 









The sunburst in the background is a favorite of mine.  It comes from the set, Kinda Eclectic.















There are two sizes of butterflies in this set, as well as a few sentiments and accents, like the dots I used on my card, as well as the line of dots. You can really make a wide variety of butterflies with the layers included in the set. Use two or three wing layers in fun color combinations. 























 If you purchased the Butterfly Basics bundle last year, this is a great addition to your collection because the butterfly dies from that bundle work with this set.  The medium lacey butterfly layers on top of larger butterfly stamp from the set.  The smaller die cuts out the smaller butterfly.  And there is a new Bundle for this year, including a lacey but out for the smaller butterfly.  Both bundles are still available and work so perfectly together.  Think of the combinations you can make!

















I popped my butterfly up on dimentionals to let it take flight.











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