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Tuesday, June 23, 2020

TMS 560 - Tuesday Morning Sketches

Hello, everyone! We have a new sketch for you this week at Tuesday Morning Sketches!  I enjoyed this one very much, and I hope it will inspire you too!


I was thrilled to use a bunch of my scraps for this card!  I save all scraps of the alcohol ink backgrounds that I make, just for this reason!  Even the smallest scrap can be used in die-cutting.  The die is Simon Says Stamp Butterfly Drift, and I cut it 8 times, once in white, and then 7 more times, placing a different colour scrap over each of the butterflies as I ran it through my Cuttlebug.  

I paper-pieced the rainbow-coloured butterflies back into the white outline.  I die-cut a scalloped border for each side of the vertical strip (Lawn Fawn Stitched Scalloped Border).  The background is embossed with Taylored Expressions Butterfly Swirl and I adhered the vertical strip with foam tape.  I stamped the sentiment (Clearly Besotted) and adhered according to the sketch.  To finish the card, I added a coordinating sequin to the center of each butterfly.

Here's our Sketch 560, designed by Melissa. I hope you'll be inspired to join our challenge - I always enjoy seeing what you make!


I would also like to support the following 10 challenges:
2 Crafty Critter Crazies AG w Critters 4/5
Ally's Angels 35 AG 3/3
Arty Divas 24 AG 2/5
Butterfly Challenge 143 Spin The Butterfly Wheel with Z for Zenchua (Light Purple) 1/3
Cardz TV 117 AG 2/3
DL.ART June AG UE 1/d
Ellibelle's Crafty Wednesday In the Summer Garden 1/3
Pixie's Snippet Playground 380 Use Scraps/Snippets 1E C10
Southern Girls AG 1/2 C10
Word Art Wednesday 444-445 AG w Uplifting Sentiment 1/5 wk1



Thank you for looking at my card! Wishing you a joyful day!

29 comments:

  1. A fabulous card, your rainbow of butterflies is beautiful, such a great way to use up your scraps.
    Pauline - Crafting with Cotnob
    x

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  2. What a great use of scrap! Love the rainbow butterflies.

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  3. This is absolutely beautiful. I love the butterflies. Nice use of your scraps. [Bunny]

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  4. Great use f scraps with alcohol ink backgrounds, love it!

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  5. So I a striking card! Like the dimension and dry embossing and the butterflies are gorgeous and to think they are from scraps, way to go!

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  6. Wow I am in love with this card, the gorgeous butterflies, die cut strip and beautiful embossed background. One sensational card.xx

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  7. This creation is beautiful Kitty. I love butterflies. Your colour palette for them is gorgeous.
    Hugs
    Cathy
    xxxx

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  8. LOVE all those gorgeous butterflies! What wonderful colors. Great embossing in the background too.
    Lynn

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  9. We were thinking alike with our butterflies. But they are also so different from each other. Great idea to make them from your scraps. I also collect them, but hardly use them. So this beautiful card is a great idea!
    xxx Margreet

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  10. A wonderful flutter of butterflies. Thanks for sharing with us at 2 Crafty Critter Crazies, CarolG

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  11. Love all those butterflies, my friend! Very pretty card!
    Hugs, Debi

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  12. Kitty, I LOVE this! Those butterflies with the alcohol inks are stunning! I really need to keep my little scraps - just for something like this. The rainbow effect is awesome :) Every little detail is so carefully thought out.

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  13. Fabulous card and loving your interpretation of the sketch. Gorgeous butterflies.
    Hugs
    Linda xxx

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  14. I love all the texture on your card and the pretty rainbow of butterflies. This is a gorgeous card.

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  15. What a gorgeous array of rainbow butterflies! They really pop off the card. Love the embossing. Really gives the card a nice texture. You nailed the sketch! Hope all is well!

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  16. Fabulous card Kitty, your butterflies are beautiful. xx

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  17. The rainbow effect is super. I agree that no scrap is too small to keep and use. I love these butterfly. Thankyou for coming and spinning the butterfly wheel with me. Hugs Mrs A.

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  18. A great sketch and a gorgeous card, Kitty. Lovely rainbow colours of your butterfly and the embossed background is great. Kisses, my friend.

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  19. Your card is fabulous! I love the rainbow butterflies and the pretty embossed background. That butterfly die was perfect for the sketch.

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  20. I like what you did with the sketch. And those butterflies are dazzling!

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  21. So beautiful! I love the texture alcohol ink gives. And so striking against the white background.

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  22. What a great version of the beautiful sketch Kitty.
    Thank you for your sweet response to my blog.
    Dear greetings, Wilma xx

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  23. What a fabulous card Kitty - a real rainbow of butterflies. What could be lovelier?

    Hugs

    Di xx

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  24. Wow Kitty, I just love this one! The butterflies against that white textured background really pop!

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  25. So pretty! Wonderful rainbow of butterflies!

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  26. Wow wow WOW his is stunning Kitty, your efforts paid off well!

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  27. Fabulous sketch, awesome job with it, so pretty, love the oxide background butterflie.

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  28. Hi dear Kitty!! I'm online again and can see that your cards are AMAZING as always!!! This one is really stunning and surely one of my all-time favourites from you!! You made a great work with your alcohol inks scraps, the paper-pieced rainbow butterflies looks so very well on the scalloped border and the colourful gems make them even more interesting! That embossed panel makes the card so elegant and sweet! A true masterpiece!
    Hope all is going well for you and family
    Sending big hugs

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