Wheely glad we're friends

It is time for Scrapy Land challenge #42 and the theme for this challenge is
"Lots of Layers"
plus use any brand of low profile or steel ruled die Scrapy Land sells.
Scrapy Land has over 40 brands of dies.  You can see them all here.   Please link your project back to this Scrapy Land Challenge Blog.  It would also be extremely helpful if you would list the brands of dies used in your project. The challenge is bi-weekly it end on May 29 and you have a chance to win a $15.00 gift card for the Scrapy Land store. Would love to have you join us, stop by and check out all the designers cards all kinds of inspirations.

The image I used is from MHK designs and it is called Wheely like you and you can find it here.

 Made a monochromatic card this time with a vintage flair. Burnished around the edges with distress ink color Frayed Burlap. Paper used is from Graphic 45 and the stack is Come fly with me. Brown pearls from want to scrap.

Here is another view of the card.

The sentiment comes with the image set and their is more so check it out to see all you get in the set.

Added a charm from spare parts, button brad is from basic grey mixed brads. My ribbon is from Hobby Lobby.

Used my Zutter distrezz it all V20 to do the distress on the edges, then burnished the edges with the distress ink.

These are the copic makers used to color the image.

These are the dies I used on my card. The card size is 6" by 6".

 Impression Obsession Border duo 1 DIE017-V

Spellbinder Nestabilites  golden labels 4

This is how the inside turned out.

The Tricycle is chipboard from want to scrap, the link I have is only one but this small one has two in the package and I could not find that package. The flower is from prisma and had a bad in the middle. Used the Impression Obsession die border duo 1 on the inside only.

Thanks so much for stopping by, always nice to hear from you.

hugs and smiles,

Pat

Enter my card in these challenges
The Paper Shellter Charming May 24
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Everything is OK!

It is about time I get my card posted... First of all I do have to say we had some really bad storms come though last night so I did not get my card post but I thought I would get it done this morning but I have to tell you when I opened up the blinds and seen all the wonderful birds in my back yard I forgot about everything.. Love watching birds and if you do I have taken some pictures of some that stopped by today and spent sometime with me and I enjoyed every minute. If you are not interested in birds the end of the posting you might not be interested in, just go pass it. It is time for The Outlawz Twisted Thursday challenge and for this week the twist is to add some embossing to your card can be wet or day.

Our wonderful sponsor for the month of May.

https://www.etsy.com/shop/MHKDesigns?page=1

UPCOMING CHALLENGES:
May 19 theme flowers
May 26 theme anything goes
June 2 theme Animal
June 9 theme Transportation 

The inks I used are Kaleidacolors inks, the sets are desert heat, blue breeze and melon melody. Used the Dots embossing folder and added some white ink from Dr Ph Martin's, I got it at Hobby Lobby. The image I used from MHK designs is called Butterfly Wisdom and you can fine it here.

Added some Stampendous Fran-Tage white mica fragments and used some heat and stick embossing power along with versa marker watermark pen. For the center of the butterfly used with the versa marker watermark pen added some Blue embossing puffs and heat set that. You can see the white ink here better. Added Viva pearl pen color ice white to the butterfly.

This sentiment is from Stampin up.

Stamped the sentiment with the Kaleidacolor ink blue breeze and the butterflies for the inside. The stamp set is from The Angel Company and this sentiment is from Stampendous.

This is how the inside turned out.

Wanted to show you a couple views of the butterfly it turned out just stunning. After coloring with the sponges used wink of Stella clear and also added the clear over the blue puff. This a font view.

Right view.

Left view.

Here are some of the pictures I took today. I hope you enjoy them.

Thanks so much for stopping by and I hope you enjoy birds as much as I do. I will not talk much, just tell you what the birds are. Have a super week end.

Their was 5 Rose Breasted Gosbeak and I could not get a picture of them all together.

Rose Breasted Gosbeak these are all males.

I think I got 4 in the picture, one in the left hand corner.

They all sing so beautiful. This little beauty is Indigo Bunting.

Indigo Bunting.

Indigo Bunting.

Morning Dove, I get a lot of these, but this one is so funny. Her is looking down and thought he might be saying "What you all doing down their?"

House Finch male

Oriole male

Robin , been here for a long time.

and he love to take baths in the fountain.

You really need to watch a Robin taking a bath they are so funny.

White Crowned Sparrow.

All in one day. Hope you enjoy them.

hugs and smiles,

Pat

Spread your wings

 

The Outlawz Twisted Thursday challenge has started over at the Outlawz and we would love for you to join us. The Twist for this week is to added a sentiment 

We have a brand NEW sponsor for this month

 

Sponsor MHK Designs
Our wonderful sponsor for the month of May.

https://www.etsy.com/shop/MHKDesigns?page=1

  UPCOMING CHALLENGES:
May 12 theme embossing dry or wet
May 19 theme flowers
May 26 theme anything goes
June 2 theme Animal

 The image I used from MHK Designs is called Butterfly Wisdom, and you can fine it here.

 

 I created a background with watercolors. Add a sentiment that come with the set of images.

 Added some corners. Used one of Stampin up extra large decorative labels to punch out the sentiment. Colored the tiny butteries with Wink of Stella black, yellow and orange.

 Here is a close up of the left side butterfly with all the timings added to it.

 This one is the one on the right. I added some yellow gens, Stickles black diamond. Also some of my Earth Element stuff for the center of the butterfly.

 These are the things I used to make my butterfly sparkle. Remember you can do this on anything you want to sparkle. You do the same thing. I colored both butterflies with my copic markers they turned out just a little different. These are the colors I used to color the butterflies.

 Score-Tape 2 inches, deco art glamour dust. I just eyed up how much I would need and cut the size I would use. and covered the front of the butterfly and pressed down real good to make sure I had no bubbles. Make sure you match up the edges of the tape real close but not over lapping.

 I applied the tape on to my mate and was able to pull up the butterfly as you can see below.

 

 Now you need to remover the score-tape (carefully) I lifted it off the mate and slowly took the take off the butterfly.

 and this is what it looked like. With a good scissors cut of the extra tape and if anything extra is still on fold it to the back.

 This is what the butterfly will look like when all the tape is cut off and put toward the back. Now you are ready to add the fine glitter. Make sure you put enough.

 Once you have added the glitter you can start rubbing it into the paper. I also use a brayer to help press it down into the paper. Rubbing it into the paper really helps a lot. That does take a little time to make sure it is all rubbed in.

 

 You can see here the one on the left is the one we just added the glitter to and the one on the right has been recolored and made sure the glitter is rubber in. Now the one on the left need to be colored.

 This is the one we did together. All the color has been added with the extra elements. I also put some wire for the antenna for the butterfly's, made then with black wire. Any questions just ask and I will try and help.

 

 Their is only a few steps once you understand and it is not hard to do and if you are like me all the stuff you already have. Let me know if you give it a try. I also did this on a dress and the dress turned out stunning. Thanks so much for stopping by.
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hugs and smiles,

Pat