Nina is the hostess for the new Crafty Friends Challenge and she gave us this gorgeous photo to be inspired by:

Freckled Fawn is sponsoring this challenge. Each entry in the challenge will also be an entry in a raffle to win a $15 gift certificate from them. They have gorgeous Washi Tapes in their store. The yellow and green one featured on my card are from Freckled Fawn.

I took the inspiration pretty literally and incorporated the stripes, the butterfly and the colors shown on the photo. I started by about 2″ (eyeballed it) of a 3″ x 5″ piece of Neenah Solar White cardstock with the Simplicity M-Bossabilities folder. Next I took out my Scor-Buddy and first scored a line, then went along the next 1/8″ spaced line with my Cutter Bug Bee (to create the dots), then added another score line. Under that score line I added gingham red ( Elmer’s), the yellow sunburst and green polka dotted Freckled Fawn Washi tapes.

One of the sentiments of Butterfly Kisses was stamped inTuxedo Black Memento Ink to the lower right of the panel. The upper right and lower left corner were rounded. The layer was first adhered to a 3/16″ bigger piece of Kraft cardstock, then to the card base a 3 1/2″ x 11″ piece of Solar White cardstock folded in half.

A solid Butterfly shape was cut out out of Echo Park’s Paradise Beach Paper, the detailed one out of Solar White cardstock. The detailed one was adhered to the solid shape and Diamond Stickles was added where the orange paper showed through. Part of a Finesse Rhinestone swirl under the butterfly and more rhinestones from a Sleek Strips Silver Rhinestones finish off my card.

Check out my fellow Crafty Friends for more  inspiration:

    Thanks so much for looking! I hope you have time to join us in the challenge. It’s easy and fun! Have a wonderful week!
    Hugs and smiles

 

Beate

Stay at Home Mom of Three, Splitcoast Team Member and Copic and Spellbinders die Lover.

19 Responses to “CFC#11 – Photo Inspiration”

  1. GORGEOUS!!! Love all that colour!!! I take inspiration photos literally too….lol. Can’t wait to play along this week. Last week I missed the cut….but played!

  2. Gorgeous is right. You really did a fab job incorporating the colors and working the magic with washi tape.

  3. This is truly beautiful Beate love those colors!!
    Hugs
    M

  4. I really love all of the bright colors in this one. It is fabulous!

  5. Totally adorable! The colours are gorgeous. Hugs! Mojca

  6. I love the bright colors on this! I have a horrible time mixing patterns and yet, you make it look so easy and perfect!

  7. Beautiful card. Thanks for sharing.

  8. Wow, this is stunning, Beate!! You always have the most amazing details…like the score line and dots!! What a fabulous touch!! The washi tapes are beautiful!! This is gorgeous!! Happy Sunday 🙂

    Lisa
    A Mermaid’s Crafts

  9. Really beautiful take on the color challenge. Amazing work, Beate!!

  10. Lovely card. What a great idea for a challenge. I can’t wait to get home and create a card.

  11. I love your interpretation of this photo, Beate. So lovely and delicate. You are such an amazing artist!

  12. Another wonderful washi tape! Gorgeous. Your cards are becoming regular items on my wonderful washi Pinterest board.

  13. Just stopping by to wish you a Happy Thanksgiving. Hope you have a wonderful day.
    Hugs, Patricia

  14. Beautiful card Beate! Love the pretty butterfly and burst of color!

  15. Hello!

    What a delightful card – so happy and colorful! I love the use of the strips of paper and the butterfly with the rhinestones! So pretty! Wishing you a happy Monday!

    Hugs,

    Barbara Diane

  16. love how you used those yummy colors. such a beautiful card, Beate! love it!

  17. Gorgeous card, Beate! Love the pretty butterfly and the great background! Fab work! Hugs

  18. Such a fabulous card, Beate. My favourite colours, too. Beautiful butterfly, and I love the gorgeous bling trail:) x

  19. Love it. You do great work Beate!!!

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