On yet another seasonally warm summer day, my fiance and I paid a visit to his parents house to assist in fixing his father's car. While the boys played outside, my future mother-in-law and I hung out inside enjoying every bit of air conditioning that we could get. So while the bulk of the day was spent inside, the afternoon hours grew into early evening I knew another simple card was in order. Recently I have been on a Pinterest kick finding all sorts of cool ideas to base my cards off of. It is a way to make things easier when someone else's creative gets my hamster wheel turning. Time to explain how I made tonight's creation.
Since I was feeling lazy after spending the day away from home, I decided to go with a per-cut card. Using my Mosaic punch, I punched out four colored designer paper ornaments. Now using a solid color paper, I then used my Bitty Butterfly punch. Once the butterflies took shape I used glue dots and placed them in the center of my multi-color ornaments. Then I attached the finished pieces to my base card evenly spacing them on the bottom in no particular order. To wrap up the card, I stamped "thank you" above the ornaments on the right side. I could have tied this card together with ribbon and bow, but I took the easy way out and now have a finished creation. Weather it is remarkable or not it is much like art "it in the eye of the beholder." Until next time, happy carding everyone!
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