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I recently watched a video by Natasha Foote on masking and this card is one of the results.
The butterfly stamp I used was from Layers of Color, a now defunct firm but, I still love their beautiful images, of which I have a large selection.
The ink I used throughout is Memento Grape.
I stamped and embossed the first image, masked it then stamped upwards, masking each successive image to create the stack, but not embossing any of the subsequent stamping. I used the same technique to stamp the bottom part of the stack.
The sentiment from Our Daily Bread Designs, now Divinity designs, is another old stamp.
I did not emboss it, but did repeat stamp it to get a deep ink coverage
As I had some smudges on the original panel, I trimmed down one edge following the pattern of the wings.
I adhered that to a pale mauve card base that I had sponged ink around the edges of. I then placed some lace next to it, and covered the join with the dark purple card strip
The inside was finished with a corner stamped with the butterfly off the edge
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Beautiful card for such a sad occasion.
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I love watching Natasha, she's such a great crafter and I love how she always says use what you have. Your Sympathy card is lovely and the technique is wonderful. Thanks for playing along in our challenge at The Paper Funday. We love seeing all the entries.
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Maxine, this sympathy card is beautiful with its many butterfly images and that lace.
ReplyDeleteOooooo....this is so pretty, Maxine. I love the colors.
ReplyDeleteA lovely result, and a perfect stamp to use for this technique
ReplyDeleteThis is a stunning card, Maxine, and perfect for the sentiment it expresses.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful Maxine, a fabulous card.
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Just beautiful Maxine. Natasha is so inspiring. You've used the perfect stamp for your card.
ReplyDeleteAwesome great card and image here, great masking too ♥
ReplyDeleteWow! This looks so beautiful! Love the purple and the way you used the butterfly is stunning! Hugs, Gerrina
ReplyDeleteSo pretty my friend.
ReplyDeletereally gorgeous looking card, love the effect.
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Gorgeous card that will certainly lift and encourage the saddest hearts. Well done!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is a super cool and gorgeous card Maxine! I love how you did the butterflies, very effective design. The lace is so pretty on your card too. Just gorgeous! Hugs, Brenda
ReplyDeleteOh that is so beautiful Maxine. Gorgeous design hun and beautiful ink work. Sad to need to create these cards, but the older we get, the more we seem to need. Hope you're well hun. Hugs, Wends xoxo
ReplyDeleteSo beautifully done. Thanks for joining us at Make My Monday. Love Dawn x
ReplyDeleteLovely card! Thank you for joining us at Polkadoodles Digi Choosday. Best of Luck!
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Wonderful card. Great sympathy card. Those are always hard to create. Thanks for sharing over at Make My Monday.
ReplyDeleteWOWZA--so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love this wonderful card- the lace on the edge adds such a wonderful touch! The graduated colors on the butterfly are so very pretty! Beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteLove the graduated stamping, perfect for a sympathy card. CarolG
ReplyDeleteI have not seen this technique before but oh my goodness, how effective is that. I love it. I doubt I could do anything quite so accurately as this is but I will be trying.
ReplyDeleteMaxine, this is a credit to you.
Blessings, Neet xx