Abstract Beauty DSP from Stampin’ Up!

 Good day! 

Todays post is from my Tuesday night live of #sketchintuesday that is aired on Facebook.  I am given a sketch from a fellow stamper and I create using it live.  Sometimes my mind goes rogue when I put paper and stamps to sketch idea but this time I followed pretty closely.  It’s great that the dimensions are included, takes the guess work out of it and saves time.  

I used Artfully Composed dsp, Evening Evergreen cardbase and layer and a strip of Calypso Coral.  Basic White insert and small piece for the focal image.  Peaceful Moments for the sentiment stamped in Memento, Amazing Silhouettes (butterfly) stamped in Calypso Coral on the Basic White.  The butterfly layer is popped up using dimensionals as is the sentiment.  I finished the card off with some Pearl Basic Jewels.  

Super cute and totally easy to assemble using any colour and paper combinations.  Let’s take a look here: 



As always, thank you for stopping by, 

Mary Louise 

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