Create With Stampin’ Friends Challenge 822

Color Challenge This Week!

It’s Thursday Challenge time at Create With Stamping Friends and this week our challenge team used these colors for our Color Challenge:

This is the card I created using the Spotlight On Nature stamp set. I just love the cute little fussy-cut butterfly image I added to the branches & leaves:

The circular dies in this bundle are so pretty. They all have some type of decorative border around the inside edge:

Stampin’ Up! Products Used:

• Stamps: Spotlight On Nature
• Cardstock: Thick Basic White, Basic White, Basic Gray, Bubble Bath, Shy Shamrock
• Designer Paper: 2024-2026 In Color
• Inks: Basic Gray, Shy Shamrock
• Stampin’ Blends: Bubble Bath, Shy Shamrock
• Tools & Accessories: Spotlight On Nature Dies, Irridescent Striped Trim, Stampin’ Dimensionals, Paper Snips, Mini Glue Dots

Card Recipe:

• Card Base: Thick Basic White Cardstock 8-1/2 x 5-1/2. Score and fold at 4-1/4.
• Layer 2: In Color Designer Paper 5-1/2 x 4-1/4. Glue to card front.
• Layer 3: Spotlight On Nature Dies 3-7/8 circle with Basic Gray Cardstock. Glue about 1″ from the top to card front.
• Layer 4: Spotlight On Nature Dies 3-1/4 circle with Bubble Bath Cardstock. Glue to gray circle.
• Branches: Stamp the branch image on Shy Shamrock Cardstock with Shy Shamrock Ink. Repeat twice and cut both with Paper Snips. Glue to pink circle with Stampin’ Dimensionals.
• Butterfly: Stamp the butterfly image on Basic White Cardstock with Basic Gray Ink. Color with Stampin’ Blends. Cut with Paper Snips and glue to branches.
• Sentiment: Stamp the sentiment on Basic White Cardstock with Basic Gray Ink. Handcut close to the lettering and glue to the branches.
• Ribbon: Tie a double bow with the ribbon and glue to the bottom of the branches with Mini Glue Dots.

Check out what the rest of our team is up to this week by visiting Create With Stamping Friends and while visiting, check out our newest tutorial Collection and we also have one for the stamp set I used today if you fell in love with it: