I printed out the inspiration photo - something I rarely do - because it was impossible for me to prompt myself with words this time. After carrying it around in my books for days, I tried to separate some of the elements from the final picture - wavy lines, colours, etc. When I did that, Konnichiwa came to mind:
Supplies: papers from Basic Grey "Konnichiwa;" butterfly dies from Spellbinders; scrap white vellum; Martha Stewart butterfly punch; Vintage Photo distress ink; sentiment stamp from AmyR Designs |
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xoxo,
Jessi
Good things come to those who wait! Your card turned out very pretty - love the wavy patterned paper and - of course - the butterflies!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend, Jessi!
Love the wavy pp and all the butterflies.
ReplyDeleteYour card turned out fabulous! You should carry around your inspiration more often! :-))))
ReplyDeleteI love those gorgeous butterflies!
Lovely, the wavy paper really gives it the water movement.
ReplyDeleteGreat take on the prompt :)
Thanks for laying out your supply list too.
Ohh I like how you pulled all that from the inspiration photo. Your card is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYou're right - that paper does have a very watercolour feel - and it's so contemporary, too! I love the addition of vellum - I was hoping someone would do something inspired by the style of the image prompt - good for you!
ReplyDeleteI can see why you chose that paper....not sure how I'd cope with this type of challenge!!
ReplyDeleteLove the colours and the vellum butterflies just add that subtle light detail :0)
jenny x
Perfect papers for this difficult inspiration! LOVE those fab butterflies!
ReplyDeleteYour card is gorgeous, Jessi! That paper really does look like waves. I love the sentiment!
ReplyDeletePretty! Absolutely love the vellum butterflies!
ReplyDeletePERFECT paper for this!! And I love all the subtle vellum butterflies!
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