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Make a CAS White Butterfly with Watercolored Wings

Looking for a simple card with a pop of intrigue and color? Check out this CAS Butterfly project that’s fun to make and to receive!

Today our Associate Designer, Julie, has created this is a clean & simple card, all die cut out of white with a shimmery watercolor behind for the back layer of the butterfly. The best part is you only need 2 dies & 1 stamp set plus some pretty paper for the back butterfly layer. You can choose to use redone paper, or get a little creative and bust out another medium such as your watercolors or alcohol inks and create your own unique background to place behind the wings! Either way, this is a simple card to make that’s sure to be fun to create!

  • To make my very easy card, I die cut the white front with a stitch dot die, then cut the outline of the butterfly in the top center.
  • I was going for a modified inlay look.
  • I found a piece of shimmery watercolor background I die cut it w/ the solid butterfly shape & attached it behind the white outline. 
  • The greeting was stamped underneath it & this whole front was popped up one extra layer. 
  • I used the butterfly outline die to cut the body out of silver glitter, then trimmed away the rest of the outline. Super simple!

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