I got the butterfly cover plate die from the recent PaperTreyInk release and really wanted to use it. I cut it out a few times, used it as a stencil for coloring with distress inks and did different combinations of layering. I stamped the sentiments on vellum and embossed them with clear embossing powder. Below is a list of the products that I used.
This is the die cut with black cardstock over the colors stenciled on white cardstock, again slightly offset. ![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhzMrJhnwNTg8Lc5Br4-HYAq-UnZ1YyWTL6MDjz_dZ7DylpZ0g9XDahU36MuNb_SzyxW6uUKTrQlZZebZDBJE3aLv1LwHvllWY-zlKNp_EchoqReLrZVXn5Jn15RhExN2uea1uvjxMD8IQ/s320/DSCN0146.JPG)
On the last one I used the positive image that I used as a stencil for coloring the first two and layered it over black cardstock. Can't decide which one I like best. Let me know your favorite in the comments.
Product List:
Paper: PaperTreyInk Stamper's Select White
Stampin Up cardstock in Basic Black
Hero Arts vellum
Inks: Distress ink mini's in Wilted Violet, Picked Raspberry & Mermaid Lagoon
Versafine Onyx Black
Tools/Others: MISTI, distress round blending tool, Hero Arts clear embossing powder, Milwaukee heat gun, Sequins from Pretty Pink Posh
Stamps: Hero Arts Acts of Kindness, Year Round Sentiments & the February card kit
Thanks for stopping by. Have a great day.
Hugs & Happy Crafting. Jacqueline
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