Thursday, March 8, 2012

Butterly on vellum

When I planned out this card, it was going to be black and white with a pop of colored vellum. But the B&W paper I planned to use didn't work, and I found this in the same pack. So ... the card sort of went in a different direction. (Isn't that what stamping is all about?)
This is the current Card Pattern Sketches (CPS255) layout, although I made it vertical instead of horizontal.
Image is by Inkadinkadoo. It's stamped and black-embossed on an orange vellum that's matted on white. The printed paper is from Making Memories.  Silk flowers and orange mini-brads finish it off.
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