Good Tuesday morning. I had this bright designer paper on my desk from my project for yesterday’s post and thought I may as well make a clean and simple, fast and easy project using it and pairing it with the Memory Box Butterfly Vine Border and my favorite decorative border with the Impression Obsession Border Duo 1.
I cut the white decorative layer, crimped one side to add interest and dimension and attached to the card base with mounting tape.
I cut the butterfly vine using the designer paper knowing it would pop against the white layer. I attached it using rolled glue dots.
Do you ever need to make a fast card for someone’s birthday or get well? This only took fifteen minutes and yet packs a cheery punch with the bright polka dot paper and white scalloped border.
I appreciate you stopping by today.
Card size: 5.5” x 4.25” Paper: Papertrey Hibiscus Pattern Pack, White
You may call it clean and simple Kittie…I call it Beautiful!!! TFS
Jan
A simple, clean but beautiful card.
Love Val in Spain x
The crisp white w/the polka dot bkgrd and butterfly strip make for a lovely CAS card, Kittie! 🙂
I love this card Kittie. The bright pink really shows off the little butterflies against the white. Beautiful.
Another adorable card. Simply beautiful.
Love this for a quick card design!!
Beautiful card!
Pam
scrap-n-sewgranny.blogspot.com
Good Afternoon, Kittie. this is a gorgeous clean and simple card. Love the butterflies, and how they look like they are flying. The colors are gorgeous too.
Happy Tuesday Afternoon! Your card is wonderful! TFS.
Kittie, This is so pretty and would be so quick, my onlly problem I can’t seen to get the glue dot rolled. It either sticks to my piercer or my fingers??? I have gone to your blog on doing it. Will keep trying!
A perfect sweet card to create quickly and send off to someone who needs cheering up. Thank you for the great creative, inspiration for a lovely card. Since I have been laid up with this broken knee, I now really understand how important it is to have a stack of cards made to quickly pop in the mail or drop off to someone who needs cheering up. Once I am up and around I am going to make a stack of simple elegant cards and envelopes and a supply of stamps, so that I can be a caring card sender. A thinking of you card can make all the difference to someone who is not well or going through hard life situations.
Thank you for sharing this card today, it is just the inspiration I needed!
Jacquelene L
Canada