A few years ago, my friend Betty gave me a couple cardstock panels covered with a beautiful wide washi--might be from The Ton. I remember that she used the eclipse technique with a panel and I love the look. Thought this large Penny Black butterfly die would be perfect and it was, in my opinion.
I backed it with 2 additional layers and spritzed it with a shimmer spray before gluing it back in place. The washi's foiling looks rose gold to me, so I pulled out my 2 embossing powders and one was an almost perfect match. I used it for Poppystamps Proper Happy Easter outline and background diecuts and used white cardstock for the letters. Finished off with a few pretty pink sequins. I'm entering Allsorts Challenge.




The oval shape on the first makes a perfect frame for the floral dies, the Butterfly card just yells Spring and so very pretty.
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Fabulous card Greta.
ReplyDeleteWhen you think of Easter cards, you usually think of eggs and bunnies, but your cards show that it doesn't have to be that way. Beautiful, delicate flowers are just as fitting for Easter.
ReplyDeleteMe again Greta to say thanks so much for joining us at Allsorts, so nice to have you with us and a perfect card for our theme, thank you.
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Just love your delicate floral sprig die cut with the gold oval frame, Greta!! Gorgeous washi with eclipsed butterfly too!!
ReplyDeleteTwo lovely cards, Greta! Love the pinks and fancy gold accents!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful cards Greta, especially loving the second one but great designs on both. Thanks so much for sharing at Allsorts challenge!
ReplyDeleteTwo stunningly beautiful Easter cards, Greta. So pretty
ReplyDeleteTwo beautiful cards. The second one has a lovely modern feel to it and says Spring. Thanks for sharing it with us at Allsorts challenge.
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely Easter cards, Greta! Love all the pink and gold!
ReplyDeleteYour first card is lovely and I am quite intrigues with your eclipse technique with the die on the washi paper card. Lovely eye candy.
ReplyDeleteSuper pretty set of Easter cards, Greta! The second one with the hidden butterfly is outstanding.
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