Purple Flowers

Happy July! 
I don't know about your neck of the woods but around here it's been a little bleak.
We have a lot of terrible wild fires surrounding our area and we've had days of raining ash and days of yellow skies and it is definitely taking a toll, physically and mentally. It is too hot and blah to be outside enjoying summer, soo we kind of haven't. (altho we did have two really nice weather days this past weekend, which was a huge blessing!)
I don't know anything about soccer (seriously, I watched my middle kiddo play for six years and barely caught on her last season!) but I have enjoyed the fun social media posts about the World Cup. Other than that, not loving social media. Wow, people are grumpy. 
And SO. I have delivered cookies and mailed cards out to people I've noticed could use a bit of brightening to their day. 
Which means I needed to make some. ha. 

And so, today I have the colors from CAS Colours & Sketches, and I think it's CAS enough... tho I did sneak in a few flower centers of Crumb Cake...
Just some happy flowers to hopefully cheer up a friend of mine.

Supplies:

Stamps: Cheerful Daisies

Ink: Gorgeous Grape, Blackberry Bliss, Garden Green, Crumb Cake

Paper: Basic White card stock

Accessories: Dimensionals 

anyway. You should send out cards too. Share some love and not all the grumpiness and negativity. It's a good mid-year goal, haha. 

Bright Floral Birthday

Hello again! Today I have a happy card, even if it turned out differently than I meant it to... I used the colors from As You See It and clearly was inspired by the photo too. I'm also going to put this with the TGIF Challenges because the card front, and the greeting are popped up! 

I love this long-retired flower set. It always makes happy cards! I even know exactly who this is going to in a few weeks! 

The only thing that didn't go quite as planned was using the Blending Brush to add in a bit of Coastal Cabana "around" the flowers, but the brush spread around some of the Melon Mambo too...which is interesting because I was thinking it needed re-inked... ha! Oh well. I still like it. 

Supplies:
Stamps: Gorgeous Posies

Ink: Melon Mambo, Berry Burst, Lemon Lime Twist, Coastal Cabana

Paper: Basic White card stock

Accessories: Dimensionals, Blending Brush

Sunset birthday!

Sometimes you gotta take the inspiration photo literally, and this was one of those times!
Today's card is entirely based on the inspo photo from TGIF Challenges.
And some other day, I have got to use the other images in this fun bundle, ha! 

Supplies:

Stamps: Sunny Sentiments

Ink: Versamark
Paper: Full of Life DP, Pumpkin Pie & Basic Black card stocks

Accessories: Iridescent Pearls, Boardwalk Fun Dies, Black Embossing Powder, Dimensionals, Glue Dots, Heat Tool

I wanted to heat emboss the greeting so it would be a darker black than just ink. I haven't embossed in ages. I had to look hard for my heat tool AND the powder! Sheesh! Use your stuff! 

Back with Sympathy

I have a friend who's lost another dear family member, and I thought this color combination from Just Add Ink was soft and peaceful and would work well for a card for her. 

The specific shades I chose were Basic Black, Basic Gray, Smoky Slate, Balmy Blue & Boho Blue, and I used them all. I added a smidge of "gray" pearls, ahem. 

Supplies:
Stamps: Ranunculus Romance, In the Moment

Ink: Boho Blue, Balmy Blue, Smoky Slate, Basic Gray

Paper: Balmy Blue, Basic Gray, Basic White card stocks

Accessories: Black Vintage Crochet Trim, Metallic Pearls, Dimensionals, Blending Brushes

Winnie The Pooh!

And finally, we did get to meet and hug Winnie the Pooh!! Can you think of a better hug? haha! 

Last time we went, he was the first character we saw, but we couldn't hug any characters on that trip because of the plague. In fact, the week after we got home, they finally ended the mask requirement, which was totally lame because you could be crammed shoulder-to-shoulder in outdoor lines with no mask, but the second you went inside, ten feet away from the other "car", that mask had to be on correctly. things I do not miss.....

Supplies:

Stamps: Crayon Fun Alpha Lower, Sweet Old Friends, Sweet Words & Labels

Ink: Golden Glow, Memento Black
Paper: Basic Vanilla, Golden Glow card stocks, Silly Old Bear DP

This page shows another new In Color, Golden Glow. It is the shade of Pooh Bear in the new DP, because obviously it was meant for him! 

Once again, I added typed journaling afterwards. This time Pooh is laughing because my son went for a handshake instead of a hug, haha. Silly boys. 

I am looking forward to playing with these products more, that's for sure!! 

Seeing Eeyore

Continuing a little Disneyland, with the new Winnie the Pooh suite...
 
We didn't actually *meet Eeyore, but we saw him walk past a couple times! In the middle picture, he's waving to my bouncing youngest child, haha! 
I seriously love the DP in this suite. I MIGHT cave and get a second pack... 

Supplies:
Stamps: Crayon Fun Alpha Lower, Sweet Words & Labels

Ink: Memento Black, Hydrangea Hue
Paper: Basic Vanilla, Hydrangea Hue card stocks, Silly Old Bear DP

This page also shows off one of the new In Colors, Hydrangea Hue. It's a perfect blue. Gonna need to stock up on that too..... oy. 

Meet Rabbit

Happy Monday! Time just keeps on marching on and I still think it's February. It's fiiiine.

In March, we went on a trip to southern California- and I will start with {baby steps of} scrapping Disneyland! I have so. many. things. to scrapbook...! 
I started seeing sneak peeks of the Winnie the Pooh suite from Stampin' Up! and knew I needed it. The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh is definitely one of my top comfort movies. I got a stuffed Pooh and Tigger for my first Easter. My oldest has a stuffed Pooh and Tigger and my youngest has a stuffed Pooh and Piglet.
I was a little ...annoyed is probably too strong a word...? that it was a whole product suite, ha, because then I *needed more than just a stamp set, haha!
But then, along with a trip to Disney- yep, this suite is a NEED! And I didn't even get it all! 

So the first thing I scrapped for this trip was two of my kiddos meeting Rabbit! I made this layout using a cute bit of the DP and the stamp set. 

Supplies:

Stamps: Crayon Fun Alpha Lower, Sweet Words & Labels
Ink: Daffodil Delight, Crushed Curry

Paper: Basic Vanilla, Daffodil Delight card stocks, Silly Old Bear DP

Accessories: Blending Brush, really old washi tape

I did type up some journaling and stuck it in the open space. One thing was that Rabbit is reacting to my son's shirt which is the "The poison. The poison for Kuzco, the poison chosen especially to kill Kuzco, Kuzco's poison. That poison?" from a huge family favorite movie around here - Emperor's New Groove, which was the theme of t-shirts we got this year, hahaha!  

Birthday Scrapping

I have done something to my foot. Or ankle... Really, its the space below the ankle bone. I don't know what- but I'm pretty clumsy, so really, anything is possible. Also I'm over 40 so maybe I just slept wrong. Anyway, it makes it difficult to stand for a long time, which is how I craft, lol. So there's not a lot of new stuff.... 

But I did recently get some scrapping done for my youngest, so I can share that!

This one is quite simple, but I stamped strawberries on the pink card stock, because her pink shirt has dark pink strawberries. And the greeting isn't something I would usually think goes on a page, but in this case, it totally works. 

Supplies:

Stamps: Sweet Strawberry

Ink: Magenta Madness, Memento Black

Paper: Magenta Madness & Basic White card stock
Accessories: Iridescent Pearls, Oval Punch
Journaling Font: justbeautifulsimplicity

A different kind of calendar - the end!

Welp! My girl is off to Mexico City, starting quite an adventure! She has contacted us briefly a couple of times so we know she's alive and well! Tomorrow we should have a chance for a real conversation, but in the meantime, here's the end of her calendar pages. I counted the first post wrong, so it's less pages this time, ha. 

September:

October:

November:

Hopefully she's got this hanging in her new space, and hopefully it's cheerful and not adding to the homesickness... 

Cookies for the Teacher

Happy Monday to you! I hope you had a good weekend. We had a lot of family time, which was good and very needed. 

Today I have a card that I made simply because I didn't want to get my card stash box out one. more. time! It's currently in an awkward spot because the craft room is a wreck, and it was just too much for me to do again, lol, so I just made one! Plus I got to play with SUO Challenges for the sketch. And actually, I think the card turned out better for the recipient than any I had on hand, so it's fiiine. 

Again with the retired stash, ha. Also fine. 

Supplies:

Stamps: Nothing's Better Than

Ink: Cinnamon Cider, Memento Black, Coastal Cabana

Paper: Coastal Cabana, Basic White card stocks

Accessories: Iridescent Striped Trim, Opal Rounds, Perennial Postage Dies, Blending Brushes, Dimensionals, big shot 

This one is actually going to my daughter's school teacher. (the inside says "you make everything better") My kiddo has had a rough time at school the last few years, but at least this year she had a good teacher. She will tell you that, too. I don't know her teacher super well, but on her faculty page it says her favorite color is turquoise and that she likes cookies. I can do that. I was also drawn to this ribbon and realized the dots are a perfect match, and I think it's because she's one of those people who just exudes light. Bless her. Seriously. She is exactly the kind of person who should teach elementary age children.

Most years I have given my children's teachers a small thank you, and usually it's a short stack of cards for them to use and some kind of treat. We have a lot of cookie places around here, so we got this teacher a gift card for one of them. She also got five cards to use, this card from me, and a picture my daughter drew for her. 

Also, funny secret, the little gift sack comes from the eye doctor. I like that it says Thank You right on it, and for a long time I didn't even know where we got them in the gift wrap stash, haha... But it's a perfect fit, so I'm gonna use it! 

A different kind of calendar - part 4

Finally Friday! And Friday night at that! I'm showered and ready for bed even tho no one else in my house is, ha. Some people are still at work! 

School is nearly out, and there's just a few more days before my girl flies away- literally! We have to have her at the airport about 630am that day. blah. So here's the next few pages from her calendar! 

May:

June: 

July: 

And August!

Mother's Day!

I really did need crafty time, and I got to make this yesterday too. Hooray! haha. 

This card uses three challenges- the CASE from SUO Challenges, the feminine theme from The Paper Players and I used two dies for Just Add Ink's die's challenge! And loads of old stash! Hooray for that! 

Supplies: (all retired!)
Stamps: Well Said

Ink: Fresh Fig

Paper: Sahara Sand, Pink Pirouette, Parisian Summer DP

Accessories: Very Vanilla Scalloped Lace Trim, Linen Thread, Antique Pearls (actually not retired), Well Written Framelit Dies, Swirly Scribbles Dies (the flowers), Dimensionals (not retired), Glue Dots (not retired), Big Shot

Rainy Days

I really needed some crafty time and I need a card to mail out, so that is what I did today! So there! haha!  

We had a crazy bad heat wave for weeks and then it got nice and rainy for a little while. The heat is coming back hard, which is totally rude, but I can still make it rain the craft room!
And so, today's card combines the Inkspirational prompt of rain with the colors from TGIF Challenges.

And a lot of retired products! 

Supplies:
Stamps: Million Dollar Moments

Ink: Crumb Cake, Coastal Cabana, Melon Mambo

Paper: Basic White, Crumb Cake card stocks, Dandy Designs DP
Accessories: Dimensionals 

A different kind of calendar - part 3.

Hello again! This is getting very real! My daughter started online training for her mission this week, everything is purchased, we have flight information, just waiting for time to pass! That should mean I get a little more time for new paper crafting soon, too...!
Not at all surprisingly, she loves the calendar. She did forget I was doing this and she was so excited looking thru it. 

Here are the next four calendar pages she's taking with her!
December 

The background here is a photo. We have a little pond nearby and they put lit trees on rafts out over it and it looks amazing at night. And just a few other December things... 

January

February: 

March: 

April:

A different kind of calendar - part 2.

Good evening!
Today I have the second section of this calendar for you. Yes- the whole blog looks like her right this second, don't worry, my youngest has said the same thing. But when you leave home for the first time, you need a lot of stuff. And a lot of people come to wish you the best. Hooray for good friends and loving family! 
And this silly older daughter of mine actually asked if I would do a scrapbook of her mission. I'm sorry, have we not met?? 

But in the meantime, here are four more calendar pages she will take with her. 

August: 

September: 

October: 

November: 

It's still a surprise btw. I took a flash drive over to our local printer to get it put together...! waiting excitedly!!

10th Grade

So, this past Sunday, when we had a house jam-packed full of family and friends to support my daughter leaving for a church mission, this was taking up space in the entry, ha.

That's her 14 scrapbooks out for anyone to peruse. It was funny to me how many of her friends hoped to find themselves in there. Considering I just shared 5th grade on Tuesday, her books are very hit and miss, as to what is inside, haha, but some of those friends were definitely included.

Anyway! Still no crafty time at my house right now, hahaha, but here's another scrapbook page I did for this daughter, specifically for the project above. Fast, but done. 

This was her first day back to school after the world shut down. We were fortunate that school started "normally" the next fall (August... that's sort of thinking about fall...) but I did have my mom make an arsenal of face masks for her, in colors she liked. blah. I do not miss those days, but it's good to scrap it.

Supplies: 

Paper: Basic White, Blushing Bride card stock, Just Add Cake DP 
Accessories: Baja Breeze Double Stitched Grosgrain Ribbon, Shades of Green Hexagons
Journaling Font: Cambria

5th Grade

One of the things I did to prep for this past weekend was to put my daughter's life worth of scrapbooks in order. I had to go back to when she was three, removing all the pages from her books, ha. Then I sort everything by year and when I get to that year, I sort it all in order by month, and put it all back in the books, 99% in order.. Make sense? It's a lot of work, ha, so I only do it every few years. Then as I continue to scrap, I just add it to the back til I want to re-sort! 

This was one of the new pages that had to be put in it's correct spot! Some maybe all of these supplies are older than these photos, haha. Yeay stash! 

Supplies: 
Paper: Basic White card stock
Accessories: Island Blossoms Simply Scrappin kit, Fairy Tale Ribbon Originals

Stamps: Alphabet Attitude Lower, Alphabet Attitude Numbers

Ink: Tahitian Tide 

Journaling Font: School Teacher

A different kind of calendar - part 1.

Happy Friday to you! Another late post... I hope this isn't becoming a thing! 
I hope you're looking forward to the weekend, mine will be PACKED.

My family and I are members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. You may know our church as LDS or Mormons. My older daughter has chosen to serve a mission for our church, and you may have seen our missionaries, wearing black name tags in your town. Missionaries choose to leave home and college and regular life, to serve, and are assigned to serve in a specific location. My daughter will be going to the Lubbock Texas mission, which includes about half of New Mexico as well as western Texas. She will do her training in Mexico City and she'll be primarily working with people who speak Spanish. She is SO excited. It will be a lot of work for her, for the next nineteen months, and it has been some work preparing as well. But this will be a wonderful adventure and we are all very happy for her. 

She speaks in church this Sunday, as is traditional before a missionary leaves. That means we're expecting around 75 people (there were 62 people in my house plus the five of us!) to come to our house afterwards, which is fun, but a lot, haha. And that means we've been spending this entire week prepping.

I saw an idea to make a photo calendar for your missionary so they have photos of home hanging in their room. And also it's a bit of a photo album they can show their companions (something like a roommate). Well...I can make a photo calendar! (I used to do these as Christmas gifts for both my husband's and my parents.) I decided to go with 12x12 size for my daughter, so it's not a great photo album for taking around, ha, but it will be nice wall decor that will also be fun for her. 

It's sort of a surprise for her, but she still contributed. For example, she selected a huge album of photos she thought she might want to take, which I selected from, haha... And I asked for some of her favorite scripture verses and some of her favorite worship songs and hymns. Also, I *told her I would make her a calendar, rather than print 90+ photos. So it's a surprise she knows about? haha.... yes. 

And so! I will split up the 20 "pages" into a few separate posts, so as to not bore you to death, ha. The photos span the last three or so years, mostly of her with different family and friends. She chose the sillier ones- photos I would not have included, but clearly, she wanted reminders of the fun times too. And the nature pictures are, I think, entirely her own photography, which is fun.

So here is her cover page: 

She starts in May, so here is her May page:

June: 

and for today, July:

Anyway, I'm having fun with this. Honestly, I'm almost done with the project, but nobody else knows that, haha.... 

Easter #5

 ...for this year anyway, haha! 
This is a very late post for today. I've been trying to catch up on books for my oldest daughter, so right now I have yet another Easter page for you. This one was all about the pretty DP, and some cute photos. 

Supplies: 

Paper: Petal Pink card stock, Perennial Essence DP
Accessories: Antique Pearls, Perennial Postage Dies 

Journaling Font: Janda Elegant Handwriting

I hope you're getting some crafty time this spring! 

Anniversary!

Happy Monday to you! Today is my parents wedding anniversary, so today I have their anniversary card. You get to see it before they do, because that was one of those "longest weeks of my life" weeks and I didn't get it made in time to mail it off to arrive in time. It's fiiiine...... 

I used the latest Freshly Made Sketch, and the flowers represent the circles. I stamped the flowers on white card stock, cut them out, and popped them up on Dimensionals. Admittedly, the two super close flowers are one cut out, ha... 

Supplies:

Stamps: Detailed Dogwood, To Have and To Hold

Ink: Memento Black, Gorgeous Grape
Stampin' Blends: Dark & Light Highland Heather, Dark & Light Granny Apple Green, Dark Daffodil Delight, Bronze

Paper: Highland Heather & Basic White card stock, Country Woods DP

Accessories: Gorgeous Grape Sheer Ribbon, Dimensionals

But now we're off to another busy week! Hope it's amazing for you too! 

Another Easter

Hello again! I had a jam-packed family weekend celebrating all sorts of things, and now I've got some sickies at home.

I'm trying to catch up on some "major events" in my daughter's life, so today I have an older Easter layout, that actually, I just made. ha. 

All of these supplies are long retired, except maybe the dots...but probably.
As I'm uploading this, I'm realizing I forgot to look for number stamps to add to the title... it's FINE. She really probably won't notice, haha. I cranked out a bunch of pages yesterday, so yeah, a couple details may have been skipped.... Oh well. Done is done! 

Supplies: 

Stamps: Just Perfect Alphabet
Ink: Rich Razzleberry
Paper: Basic White card stock, Cottage Wall DP
Accessories: Transparent Dots
Journaling Font: English Essay

Rain Boots

Happy Friday to you! This week has gone so fast and I feel like there's so little to show for it...! But a lot has happened so maybe... 

Today's card combines the colors and theme (gum boots) of Inspired By... and the theme (spring showers) from The Paper Players and the theme (spring/Easter) for Inspire.Create. I found these cute floral rainboots (actually a two-step stamp) that was an additional gift in the Paper Pumpkin box, I think in March of 2020? And I used the rain drops from Umbrella Days, and a greeting from Special Moments - all long retired! 

Supplies:
Stamps: Umbrella Days, Special Moments, Paper Pumpkin
Ink: Misty Moonlight, Crushed Curry, Balmy Blue, Bubble Bath

Paper: Balmy Blue, Basic White card stock

Accessories: Classic Matte Dots 

Bright and Subtle

Today I have a bright color combo which I think I really toned down, haha!
I love this wreath idea, where I stamp something tiny and colorful and then layer the white floral wreath on top. This time I found a couple very small flowers and a leaf in The long-retired, wood mount Botanicals For You set. I added a few tiny Rhinestones and it's done! 
I used the color combo from TGIF Challenges for this one. 

Supplies:
Stamps: Botanicals For You, Well Said

Ink: Strawberry Slush, Timid tiger, Lemon Lime Twist
Paper: Basic White card stock
Accessories: Rhinestones, Encircled in Nature dies, Glue Dots, Dimensionals

Spring Colors!

Happy Monday to you! I hope you had a peaceful, happy Easter weekend. 
We went to California for college Spring Break, but today begins our elementary school Spring Break. At the time of writing this up, I only have a couple vague ideas to keep us busy and occupied... Guess we'll see how it ends up! ha! 

Today's card is just a bunch of bright, happy, spring colors! I combined the color challenge at SUO Challenges with the sketch from Hand Stamped Sentiments and got this: 

Supplies:
Stamps: Happiness Abounds

Ink: Pretty in Pink

Paper: Lemon Lolly & Basic White card stock, Unbounded Beauty DP

Accessories: White Baker's Twine, 2024-26 In Color Dots, Dimensionals 

Easter 2025, layout #3

Happy Saturday to you!
Today I have the last of last year's Easter layouts for you, ha. This one gets the most photos, ha, and thus a different die cut title. That's how I made her page different! It wasn't planned to have both girls in yellow, only one dress was new. But that's how it worked and honestly, I loved the look. 

Supplies:

Paper: Basic White, Daffodil Delight card stock, Bloom Impressions DP
Accessories: Ice Cream Parlor Buttons, Daffodil Delight Taffeta Ribbon, Mini Alphabet Dies, Glue Dots, Big Shot
Journaling Font: Janda Elegant Handwriting

Easter 2025, again

Hello again!
Continuing on with Holy Week, and approaching Easter Sunday, today I've got last Easter Sunday for my middle kiddo.
This one uses very similar supplies to yesterday's layout, but I think it has a totally different look.

Supplies:
Paper: Basic White, Daffodil Delight card stocks, Bloom Impressions DP
Accessories:  Button Bouquet, Alphabet a la Mode Dies, Glue Dots, Big Shot
Journaling Font: Janda Elegant Handwriting

Easter 2025

I remembered I did some Easter scrapping that I haven't shared here! I actually did last year for all three of my kiddos, so that's three days worth of sharing! You're welcome! haha!!

First up- the layout for my oldest! Can you guess his favorite colors? Happy that this long-retired paper was perfect for him. 

Supplies:

Paper: Island Indigo & Basic White card stock, Sycamore Street DP
Accessories: Sycamore Street Buttons, Alphabet a la Mode Dies, Glue Dots, Big Shot

Journaling Font: Janda Elegant Handwriting

Another St Patrick's Day!

This is like the third time today I've realized it's actually April now, so you just get a March page anyway, ha. It's super quick, but it's in her book, and that is the point that matters.
The colors struck me as spring-y, and also come from her outfit. 

Supplies:
Paper: Moody Mauve, Garden Green card stocks
Accessories: Moody Mauve Textured Ribbon, 2023-25 In Color Dots 
Journaling Font: Bradley Hand ITC

Today it is RAINING. It started last night before I even knew- I heard it pounding around 830 and happily told my family. My son informed me it was all wet when he got home at 8 and he assumed we all knew, haha. This has been the driest winter ever (the weatherman doesn't have to tell us that- we know very well, thanks) And we really haven't even had rain in a while. Today is awesome!! 

A Ferris Wheel!

Today I have a happy, fun card, with brand-new supplies! Okay they've been around a little bit, but *I ordered them in February and got them for my birthday, and left town and SO it is still brand new! ha! And, admittedly, time consuming, which is not my favorite. lol. I did wonder when I bought the bundle, ha, but I also kiiinda need it, hahaha. 

For this card, I combined the color combination from Inspire.Create.Challenges and the top row (die cut, ribbon, sentiment) from The Paper Players, once more! I used some long retired ribbon that is a small scrap in my scrap ribbon jar, and a couple retired colors too. Anyway, I know who this is going to and it's all happy! 

Supplies: 

Stamps: Boardwalk Fun

Ink: Sweet Sorbet

Paper: Lemon Lolly, Basic White, Basic Black, Tahitian Tide & Sweet Sorbet card stocks

Accessories: Boardwalk Fun dies

Four Challenges!

I think I'm back for a minute... ha. Life has been SO busy. There was a week long trip to California that adds to the busy, haha, but there's a lot going on around here. But today, I play!! 

I set out several supplies, hoping to play with some challenges and get some blog posts ready, and the first one done used FOUR challenges! I don't know if I have done that before! 

I used the sketch from Freshly Made Sketches, the colors from As You See It, the diagonal from The Paper Players (circle, flowers, sentiment) and the accessories from Just Add Ink (ribbon, sequins)! 

Supplies:
Stamps: Gorgeous Posies, Simply Said

Ink: Pretty in Pink, Soft Seafoam, Pool Party

Paper: Basic White, Soft Seafoam & Pretty in Pink card stocks

Accessories: Frosted Sequins, Pool Party ribbon, Circle Dies, Dimensionals, Glue Dots, Big Shot

Several years ago...

this girl turned 9. Now she's nearly a full-grown adult by all standards of measurement, and she's about to head out on her own, too!
But I just made this layout last month, so that's what you get to see today.
Also, in spite of the simplicity, it's a good spring page, which works well right now.

Supplies:

Paper: Basic White, Melon Mambo, Hues of Happiness DP
Accessories: Regal Foiled Dots, Melon Mambo 1/8 ribbon, Large Number framelit dies, 
Journaling Font: Clipper Script

Butterfly Circles

Hello again, and happy Saturday!
I don't often stamp on Saturday but I got a minute today!
I made this happy card using three challenges - the sketch from Freshly Made Sketches, the colors from Hand Stamped Sentiments, and the theme from Just Add Ink.

Supplies:

Stamps: Beautiful Butterflies, Gorgeous Posies

Ink: Misty Moonlight, Cloud Cover, Soft Seafoam

Paper: Basic White, Soft Seafoam card stock

Accessories: Brass Butterflies, White Bakers Twine, Circle Dies, Big Shot, Dimensionals