Butterfly Reflections, Ink

Hello everyone  Waleska  here with my first blog post as a Design Team member of Butterfly Reflections Ink! For my first card I decided to make a scene card (my favorite cards to make) with a lot of Lawn Fawn stamps, because they coordinate so well you can create almost any cute scene you can imagine. To color the branches and the  Lawn Fawn Stitched Hillside Borders I used  Distress Inks  in colors Squeezed Lemonade, Carved Pumpkin Rusty Hinge and Walnut Stain, for the background I used  Merman Lawn Fawn Ink . As I mentioned before I used a bunch of Lawn Fawn Stamp sets you would not believe me:  Jump for Joy ,  Joy to the Woods ,  Cheery Christmas ,  Happy Howloween  and  Party Animal . "REMEMBER" Vanessa is having a GREAT  Stamp and Die SALE  you don't want to miss!!! most of this sets are on sale!!! Hurry Up!!! I used markers to color all the critters and to finish my scene I added some glitter with  Crystal Stickl

Hi Everyone! Happy weekend! I love figuring out how to combine different stamp sets and dies. I think it gives you more bang for the buck and it's a fun to see what happens when different products combine. Today I mixed City Celebrations with Time to Party . I started by stamping, die cutting and coloring the cake from  Time to Party . The age customization on this stamp set really brings it up a notch. I had a terrible ink accident and messed up one of the banners. Instead of tossing the whole cake, I cut off the banners on both sides, stamped and die cut another image and only colored the banner. I popped it behind the original cake with dimensional adhesive and I love the results. Problem solved. ;) Next I die cut the  City Celebrations  and colored it to match. I stamped the sentiment from the coordinating City Celebrations stamp set . Let's talk about the  City Celebrations  die for a minute. All the shapes are 99% cut out, except for the star. The