To those of you who got the fun-filled November 'Ribbon Candy' kit from CupCards to Go, I have challenge.
One of the first things that really caught my attention when I first opened my kit was the beautiful butterfly sticker sheet by Jenni Bowlin. But then I started thinking, butterflies + Christmas... huh????? I just wasn't get the connection. So it was time to put my thinking cap on, and what I came up with was a butterfly Christmas tree card.
Since the butterflies were red, I decided to put the butterflies against a green background so they would really pop off the page. I hand-stitched the butterflies into a triangle shape for the tree and added a base with some brown patterned paper. Then, I added one of the flower embellishments from the kit for a topper, some ribbon for decoration, and some rub-ons to frame it up a bit.
So here is my challenge to you: Find a creative way to showcase those butterflies on a Christmas card/project. Not just one or two, but 5 or more butterflies. You have until November 20th to get your project posted in the comment section of this post. A winner will be randomly selected to receive a mini kit from CupCards to Go.
So start creating. Can't wait to see what you come up with!!!
Thanks for stopping by! :)
Saturday, November 6, 2010
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Красивая открытка! Милое напоминание о теплом лете...
great project!
no way! that is beautiful, Roree! i never would have thought of that. you are so creative!
Wow, what a lovely idea! Great card!
Wow, is very beatiful !!!
It makes me extremely happy to see your cards in the CC2G gallery. And this one is absolutely gorgeous! I love all of the details and love the challenge.
g.or.geous!
This is so creative and exceptional!!
I hope I get something to play along with the challenge :)
I played with your fun challenge :)
Here is my entry
http://ujjwal-handmadewithlove.blogspot.com/2010/11/merry-christmas.html
I found your blog via Ujjwal's blog and I got so inspired by your and Ujjwal's cards, that I had to create one.
Here is my card,
http://stampingwithpassion.blogspot.com/2010/11/christmas-wishes-with-butterflies.html
Thanks
i never would have thought of that. you are so creative!
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