Wednesday, 2 March 2022

Butterfly for February Card Chain Challenge Reveal

Hello everyone. It's the second of the month, which means it's time to show you all what I created for the Card Chain Challenge. This month, my card went to Debbie in Michigan, who was participating for the very first time this month.


I went with the sketch and the product/technique option (paint).


I found some scraps in my scrap box that seemed to combine really well. I tore the green scrap (from a not so successful 'drunken acrylics' experiment) lengthwise and added die-cut circles from another scrap. If I remember correctly, I used Marabu acrylic effects paint on this scrap. I had stamped and heat-embossed the butterfly last month while working on my January CCC card, so all I had to do now was to fussy cut just the butterfly and add it to my biggest circle. I adhered the butterfly body with liquid glue and put a strip of foam tape under each wing. Both the butterfly and and sentiment are from the Block Prints set from Fun Stampers Journey.

Do check out the CCC challenge blog to see all of the wonderful cards that were exchanged worldwide last month. And while you are there, why don't to link up and join us next month? Each month, you can decide if you want to play or not.


I'm also linking up my card at:

SSS Wednesday - Anything goes

5 comments:

  1. It is funny how those unsuccessful attempts can come in really useful when you have forgotten what you thought was wrong with them! I have loads like that and am always pleased when I find a use for them. In fact I used one on my CCC card too. Your circles and butterfly are stunning, well done xx

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  2. It's absolutely beautiful, Marianne! Love the golden shimmer and what a great take on the sketch!
    Ellie
    Ellibelle's Corner

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  3. I really like how you implement both specifications. It looks very noble!!

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  4. What a gorgeous butterfly, Marianne, and I love how you incorporated it into the sketch!!

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  5. The "green scrap" is what I like most about this stunnign card! Fantastic take on the sketch!

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