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Some Pretty Butterflies

This week's DRS Designs Challenge is a color inspiration based on this picture:


They are such fun colors!  You can use a few of the colors or all of them.  I picked a few for my card:


I used my favorite Birthday greeting - Brush Birthday Greeting and added a few butterflies from the Three Butterflies stamp and the Single Flying Butterfly stamp.   Added a few polka dots by hand to make them a little different and tied some pretty seam binding. 

Hope you are having a wonderful week! 

Hugz

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  1. Beautiful card Nancy, I like the CAS design the butterflies and the bow
    Kevin xx

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  2. I LOVE that big Happy Birthday sentiment! Great font and size. Your card is beautiful. Love the butterflies and big bow. Gorgeous.
    Lynn

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  3. This is gorgeous,fab colours and love the butterflies.xxx

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  4. Awesome card with that yummy ribbon and all of those layers!! Love that it has the layers but still looks CAS in style! Brilliant job my friend! ;)

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  5. A beautiful card Nancy, pretty butterflies and wonderful CAS design.
    Pauline
    x

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  6. Beautiful butterflies! Love the CAS style!

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  7. Love that sentiment font and all that fabulous white space with pops of colour. Great card!!

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  8. What a fab script sentiment. I'm always looking for good handwriting-look sentiments for cards. Love your inspiration picture too. Bet this would be an easy place to describe to some guest looking for your home! I also liked your take on the colors. The butterflies are so pretty, and the layout so clean & uncluttered. Just a cool breath of fresh. Very lovely. TFS & hope your wkend has been pleasant. Hugs

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