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Sunday, September 14, 2014

Quilted Butterflies

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I have prepared this card as one of the ones I will teach at my card class this week.  I have CASE'D (copied and changed elements) it from Michelle Pearson at Inspiration Blooms, where she shared a tutorial on this technique.


The changes are my colour scheme,


The addition of some bling (rather than candi)  and a different sentiment,


and as can be seen here, I painted an iridescent medium over the quilted layer (before cutting the butterflies out). 


Rather than 'doodle' around the central panel, I sponged all the layers, and the edges of the butterflies with Victorian Velvet DI.

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21 comments:

  1. delightful card Maxine. Your class will love doing this card.

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  2. Absolutely GORGEOUS creation, the quilted butterflies and beautiful colour combo.xx
    The Journey is the Start

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  3. The soft peace and harmony throughout the card makes it so soothing to the soul. The angles of the beautifully paper quilted butterflies add another dimension of peaceful beauty to this wonderful card Maxine. Praying you have a happy day filled with smiles and sunshine. Thank you for joining our 149th challenge at Word Art Wednesday.

    Carole Robb Bisson

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  4. So lovely. I really like the soft colors that you used and a fabulous technique that I haven't tried yet. Have fun with your class.

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  5. Cool, that paper quilting - had to check out your inspiration. Great card to teach! Thanks for playing at Inkspirational, hugs, Cornelia

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  6. Such a lovely card! Thank you for sharing with us at A Creative Need!

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  7. Beautifully done Maxine. Very pretty. - Jim

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  8. Maxine, this is awesome!!! LOVE the look of the butterflies. It's going to be a fun class using this technique!
    Lynn

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  9. Very pretty! Thanks for sharing! So fun to inspire each other, isn't it?!

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  10. I love the quilted butterflies- and the touch of shimmer on them. Beautiful card!

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  11. What a great technique. This card will be great for your class. Thanks for joining us at Ink x

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  12. I like that idea. It is very effective.
    It sounds a bit fiddly but I might give it a go. Kate x

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  13. Love the butterflies..so pretty. Thanks so much for joining us at QKR this week.

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  14. Oooh, I love these butterflies. I am going to have to try this technique now. I love the papers you used to quilt.

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  15. Beautiful card and loving the butterflies. Thanks for joining us at Suzy Bee's Bloomin' Challenge Blog and good luck!!!
    Hugs,

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  16. A gorgeous card to share at your class; those butterflies are stunning, the colour combination, lovely! Thank you for sharing your charming take on "flight" over at Inkspirational Challenges!
    ~c

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  17. What a great creation. Loving the butterflies. So glad you joined us at Word Art Wednesday and hope you'll come back again. Leaving you with God's Word in Psalm 147:11 which tells us, "The LORD delights in those who fear him, who put their hope in his unfailing love." Have a blessed week.

    Always,
    JO ANN
    http://jatterburycreations.blogspot.com

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  18. Thanks for joining us this week for things with wings.
    Karal DT for QKR Stampede

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  19. I love the butterflies, Maxine!! Gorgeous card!

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  20. Gorgeous card, love the quilted butterflies, a brilliant idea.
    Mahalo for playing with us at Kitty Bee Designs Aloha Friday Challenge #32!!

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