Home for the Holidays Glitter Queen’s November Blog Hop

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Hi Stampers,

Time for another Glitter Queen Blog Hop.  With the holidays vastly approaching our theme for this month is Home for the Holidays.  The first card that I designed was for Thanksgiving.  To remind me of all the things that I am thankful for in my life.

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I used the Painted Harvest stamp set to create this card.

The ingredients for this card are as follows:

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The ingredients for this card are as follows:

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Tip Top Taupe Butterfly Easel Card

Hi Stampers,

Welcome to another First Fridays Blog Hop.  This months theme was the 2016-2017 retiring colors.

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I chose to use Tip Top Taupe to make this elegant butterfly easel card that I cased from Dawn Griffith 2 years ago.  Click Here to watch Dawn’s Video.

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The card base is Tip Top Taupe and Measures 4 1/4 by 11 and scored at 5 1/2.  It is also scored on the card front from the top right corner down to the bottom left corner.  Cut 2 pieces of Very Vanilla at 4 by 5 1/4. You will also need some scraps of Very Vanilla, Tip Top Taupe and Gold Foil Sheets. For the bling you will need basic pearls.

I used the Butterfly Basic stamp set.  Stamp both of your Very Vanilla pieces using the Tip Top Taupe ink pad.  After you stamp your card front cut it in half diagonally and adhere to the card with adhesive of your choice.  Stamp 3 butterflies and punch out using the Bitty Butterfly Punch.

Using the Butterfly Thinlits and The Big Shot cut out 2 butterflies using the Tip Top Taupe cardstock.  Using the smallest butterfly cut out 2 butterflies using the Gold Foil Sheets.

Use dimensionals to put the butterflies together and use glue dots to adhere all the butterflies to the card.  Put some basic pearls on the body of the butterflies.

Stamp the sentiment on Very Vanilla cardstock and cut out using the Layering Oval Framelits.  Put dimensionls on the back and center on the inside of the card so the card front rests behing the sentiment.

I hope you try this card and have as much fun making it as I did.  Until next time….Happy Stamping.

Click on Dee Slater’s link next to see her beautiful creation.