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Stampin’ Up Butterfly Prints and Washi Tape Card

March 3, 2014 by Pam Larmore 3 Comments

I love how this Stampin’ Up Butterfly and Washi Tape Card came together.

Washi Tape Card with a print butterfly from Stampin' Up.  Washi Tape is great for handmade cards.

I have a confession to make.  Can you believe that this is the first time I’ve used Washi Tape?  Yeah….I know you’re shocked!

The challenge this week at Loves Rubberstamps is to use Washi Tape, so I figured this was the perfect time to give it a try!  I saw a sketch on Paper Smooches that uses it, and it gave me a jump start with an idea.

First thing I had to do was find some washi tape.  I only have a few rolls, and it was all Christmas.  Fortunately, my Mom is a Stampin’ Up rep, and she had Stampin’ Up Washi Tape.  Of course, she had cardstock to match, so I was set!

How I Made this Washi Tape Card

The base for this card is light blue, but you can’t tell in the picture.  I added a rectangle of Calypso Coral and punched the bottom edge with a Martha Stewart Border Punch.  Then I added the washi tape, and stamped the sentiment in Soft Suede.

I stamped the houndstooth butterfly on off white paper and punched it with a Stampin’ Up Butterfly punch.  I attached it used one glue dot in the center of the body so that I could fold the wings up slightly.  I added copper colored adhesive pearls to the butterfly’s body for a little extra pizazz.

I can see that washi tape could be totally addictive!  I might have to get some more.

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  1. Maggie S

    March 4, 2014 at 2:38 am

    I really like the colors you used and the Washi tape is so perfect. I like the way you stamped the pattern for the butterfly.

    Reply
  2. AnnMarie

    March 5, 2014 at 2:55 pm

    Absolutely love your card Pam!!! Isn’t Washi tape just the coolest thing?!! Mom to your rescue!! Super nice job!! 🙂

    Reply
  3. Nancy

    March 6, 2014 at 2:54 pm

    Gorgeous card. I like the simplicity of the design and how you used the washi tape.

    Reply

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