Butterflies in Chinese culture symbolizes love, beauty, and good luck. When you see Chinese paintings, you will most likely see butterflies in it. I am lucky to live in California where I see butterflies all the time. I love butterfly stamps and this set from Blank Page Muse called Butterfly Breezes Clear Stamp Set is so beautiful! It comes with three butterflies, a large sunflower, and a sentiment! I used two of the butterflies on my slimline card, the sentiment, and the sunflower three times.
- Blank Page Muse Butterfly Breezes Clear Stamp Set
- Slimline card base 3-3/8"W x 7-7/8"H (cut paper 6-5/8"W x 7-7/8"H, fold in half)
- Black cardstock mat 3-1/8"W x 7-3/4"H
- White cardstock card front 3"W x 7-5/8"H
- Black stamp pad
- Stamping block or stamp positioner
- Masking tape
- Favorite coloring medium (I used Copic Markers)
- Sparkle Pen (I used Spectrum Noir Sparkle pen)
- Your favorite adhesive
- Stamp two sunflowers on masking tape, then fussy cut them out.
- Stamp one sunflower toward the top of the card front. Place one of the masks on top.
- Stamp the second sunflower below the first sunflower, leaving room in the middle for another one to overlap. Place the other mask on this sunflower.
- Stamp the third sunflower in the middle overlapping the other two sunflowers.
- Remove the masks.
- Stamp the sentiment.
- Randomly stamp butterflies on your card.
- It's time to color! Use your favorite coloring medium. I used Copic markers. Colors are listed below.
- Adhere the card front to the black cardstock mat, then adhere to the card base.
- Add some sparkle to the butterflies with a sparkle pen. The beautiful card is finished!