Hello everyone!! It’s CASology Tuesday!! We are back with another Cue Card for you!!!
This week’s cue card is super simple!!
Take a look at my card:
My butterflies were punched out of the watercolor panels I created a week ago. Take a look at how pretty they turned out.
I used Stampin’ Up! Elegant and Bitty Butterfly Punch to punch out my butterflies out of one of the watercolor panels above.
I adhered them with glue dots.
I used stamped and embossed Papertrey Ink Lunchbox Love with Hero Arts White Embossing Powder.
I rounded the bottom left corner and that’s it!! I’m done.
I love how this card turned out!! I hope you do to! Let me know below.
Now its your turn!! I can’t wait to see what you come up with!
For more inspiration, check out my fellow Design Team members blog for more awesome work.
Kymona Tracey ←Me
Our Sponsor this week is 7 Kids College Fund.
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Thank you so much for stopping by.
~Kymona
Kreative Kymona 
Beautiful – love how the butterflies literally pop from the black card base!
Note to self… do not throw away those watercolor attempts… the do make beautiful die cut butterflies!
fabulous Kymona!
Oh, I just love how your butterflies pop against the dark background, Kymona! Such a sweet sentiment, too!
Fabulous arrangement of butterflies, and I love the black card front. You have been doing wonderful things with those water colored panels you made a while back.
So pretty! The butterflies are awesome!
Oh, be still my fluttering heart!!! I love this beautiful card – stunning with the black background and those GORGEOUS butterflies perched in all the right places!! I think you are amazing and I love you tons!!! Have a super BEAUTIFUL day!!!
Simply beautiful, love everything about this. Hugs Bev x
Wow, Kymona, I love those watercolored butterflies, they are gorgeous against the black card base!
Cute card. 🙂
Works so beautifully on the black cardstock! Very, very pretty Kymona!!
Love your gorgeous watercoloured butterflies, Kymona – they pop so beautifully off that dark background.
So so gorgeous, what a great effect the watercolour is