Rocking Butterflies card created for Chocolate Baroque

Good morning. Here is another of my show samples for the butterfly stamp bundle from Chocolate Baroque recently featured on Hochanda.

I used some hand coloured paper from my stash for the background. This was created using the shaving foam technique: Layer shaving foam onto a tray, drop and swirl inks into the surface, pick up and transfer the inks to paper.

I used dies to make the rocker card and to cut the tag and decorative leaves. The flower was created from stamped butterfly wings.
 
Materials:

• Patchwork Butterfly, Just Butterflies and Words to Dazzle and Sparkle stamp sets
• Hand coloured paper and plain card (pink and white)
• Versamark
• Embossing powder (detail white)
• Fine tipped pen (pink)
• Sparkle pens (green, pink)
• Tattered Lace dies – Circle Stepper, Tags and Branch
• PVA pearls (white) and faux gem flower (pink)

 
How to make it:

1. Cut the rocker card, layers, tag and branch using dies.
2. Stamp the sentiment onto the tag and heat emboss with white powder. Stick down layers. Add faux stitching with the fine pen and PVA pearls.
3. Stamp the large and small butterflies with Versamark, heat emboss and cut out. Stamp the butterfly wing 7 times and cut out to make the flower petals. Add colour with sparkle pens.
4. Lightly shape the butterflies and glue to the card. Shape the single butterfly wings and build into a flower. Add a faux gem to the centre. Attach to the card with branches using 3D glue gel.