Clean and simple doesn't normally come naturally to me, at least when it comes to card making. My husband always says I'm a "minimalist" but it doesn't seem to translate to cardmaking, where I agonize over everything.
Not this time, however. The challenge for There's Magic in the Air was to make a "less is more" or CAS card. I used the CAS sketch challenge from SCS, and this card came together in record time.
The branch (Autumn Leaves)is stamped in versamark and the sentiment (source unknown) in SU Mauve Mist. Two of the butterflies were punched from a scrap of printed paper, and the green panel is mounted on the same print. I'm not sure the purple butterfly is the perfect color, but all in all, I'm pretty happy with this quick card.
Rubber stamping, stamping, papercrafting and other projects from a writer by trade, stamper by passion.
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Fab card, thanks playing along with There's a Magic in the Air this week
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