Here is one of my favorites from February Play Day, which uses the new Butterfly Framelits:
I really LOVE this set, it is so much fun to play with! I used the dryer sheet technique (see Deb Valder's video on YouTube) to get all of the little pieces out of the die. I cut the butterfly from card stock, then folded four dryer sheets in half and ran the die and card stock through the Big Shot on top of the dryer sheets. It is truly a miracle when you see that wonderful die cut and all the little pieces stuck to the dryer sheet! Gently pull up on the die cut, the little unneeded pieces stay stuck to the dryer sheet! I have friends who have had success running the die, card stock and one dryer sheet folded in half through the Big Shot (run through twice to make sure it is cut), so you may want to try it. Each Big Shot is calibrated differently, so you may have to experiment with different thicknesses with your machine. Here is a picture of the bottom of the inside:
and a picture of the butterflies from the side to show the dimension:
I love the way this card turned out. I followed MPTWSC #146 (sketch) although I was months too late to enter the card in the challenge. There are three butterflies adhered together with mini glue dots, a Very Vanilla butterfly, a Gold Foil butterfly, and a Basic Black butterfly. They are staggered slightly so hints of the gold and vanilla show through. Here is my recipe:
STAMPS: Butterfly Basics
CARDSTOCK:
Basic Black: 5-1/2 x 8-1/2, scored at 4-1/4
Very Vanilla: 4 x 5-1/4
Typeset DSP: 3-7/8 x 5-1/8
Typeset DSP: 2 x 4
Typeset DSP: 3/4 x 3-7/8
INSIDE:
Very Vanilla: 3-3/4 x 5
Typeset DSP: 3/4 x 3-3/4
SCRAPS: Basic Black, Very Vanilla, Gold Foil
INK: Memento Black
ACCESSORIES: Butterfly Thinlits, Big Shot, Dryer Sheets, Dotted Scalloped Ribbon Border Punch, Stacked with Love Washi Tape, Pearls, Gold Baker's Twine, Glue Dots, Paper Snips, Bitty Butterfly Punch
Thanks for stopping by!
Happy stamping and scrapping,
Linda
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