I know there are a lot of names for this technique, where you cut a die-cut shape from a panel and elevate it on foam tape. This is the first time I've tried it, and I'm pleased with the results. The butterfly is popped up on two additional layers of cardstock cut with the die, plus foam tape. (The video I saw called it two-tier technique or something similar.)
The butterfly die is from SSS, the butterfly stamp is Hero Arts (I think), and the ink is a fluid chalk ink.
This card is entered in these challenges:
Simon Says Stamp Monday -- things with wings
Stamplorations spring fling blog hop -- spring
Word Art Wednesday #750 -- anything goes


Pretty card and a great technique to enhance a CAS design! Nice to see you playing with us at STAMPLorations.
ReplyDeletethanks for linking this up in our May ATG challenge over at STAMPlorations, Sandy, as well as our Spring Fling Blog Hop and Linky Party! you're winner #3 of a spring-themed paper goods bag for joining us there!
ReplyDeleteSandy, this is a really nice card! I love those butterflies and the dimension that you have given this too. Thanks so much for playing along with us at Word Art Wednesday. We have a new challenge starting today and would love to have you join us again!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty monochromatic card. The die cut technique really adds interest to your flurry of butterflies. Thanks for joining us at STAMPlorations.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty card! Thanks for joining us at Pattie’s Creations Design Challenge.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Pattie G
Lovely CAS card. Thanks so much for playing and hopping along at STAMPlorations.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty butterfly card and lovely design
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining us on the Polkadoodles Digi Choosday challenge at Digi Choosday !
Love and crafty hugs from
Wendy (DT)