I love this retired SU paper...I love everything about it! I've only got a couple of sheets left and wanted to see if I could get a few more uses out of them! I started with an Old Olive card base. The main panel is a strip of dsp, layered on tempting turquoise cardstock. I had some FUN with my new Circle Scissor Plus(CSP)...more to come on that later! I cut some circles-the white, the artichoke, and the tempting turquoise circle outline with my new CSP and that was delightful! I stamped the little "label" outline(from the good friends stamp set...soon friends, very soon!!) with old olive ink in my white circle and attached it and the turquoise outline on my card. I then stamped the little "label" outline again with old olive, then added the friend sentiment stamped with tempting turquoise and cut it out with scissors. I mounted it on the almost artichoke circle-and then came the butterflies! I stamped two olive and one turquoise butterflies. I added glitter from my supernova glitter packs--olive and aqua. I just used my 2 way glue pen to add the glitter, then attached my butterflies with dimensionals to my card!We're really counting down the days now...only 7 more "sleeps" in Germany! It will be sad to leave all the people we love here, but going home and being closer to our family will be great!!
Thanks so much for stopping by!! I'll do my best to be back Monday!:) Have a great day!!


So for my card, baja breeze(oh, how I love that color!) old olive, riding hood red, and the paper called 'hand drawn'. The brown flower stamp is also part of the hostess set bundle, I stamped it with chocoalte chip ink, punched it out with a 1" circle punch, then mounted it on a 1 1/4" cirlce punch of riding hood red. The old olive flower is a die cut flower. I mounted the flower on the card with dimensinals. The kindness stamp is from the 'define your life' stamp set. It was stamped in chocoalte chip ink, mounted on a riding hood red layer and then mounted on the card. I busted out some of my button stash today...yea for buttons! (and meeting the goal of using all the things I love, not hoarding or "saving them"!:)

