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Wednesday, 23 June 2021

Butterfly Birthday


 I've used up some of my oldest patterned papers on this card - the band across the middle is a paper from a pack that I was sent when I joined a stamp club run by Graphicus about 25 years ago, and the other papers are from a pack I bought in Tesco, of all places, at about the same time. I stamped the large butterfly across the bottom of the lower paper, but once I'd added the other stamped butterflies higher up I decided the bottom row looked a bit insignificant so I stamped the central butterfly again and added it with 3D adhesive. 

I'm sharing this with 

The Butterfly Challenge - I've chosen the colour Plum 

Cardz 4 Galz - Circles and Purples 

Sweet Stampin - something beginning with B (butterflies) 

Addicted to Stamps and More - Birthdays 



Watercooler Wednesday - all about occasions 










6 comments:

  1. How old doesn't count! It's gorgeous paisley paper and a beautiful card! xoxo

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  2. What a pretty card! I love all the purple! Thanks so much for playing along with us at Addicted to Stamps and More!

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  3. Beautiful card and papers-love the butterflies.I have some K&C papers about that age when Dawn Biby was on QVC craft channel
    Carol x

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  4. So beautiful Jane. A wonderful combination of papers and the continuation of the lovely butterfly theme makes it a real stand out!! Love it! Thanks so much for sharing at Watercooler Wednesday Challenge! Stay safe! :)

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  5. Gorgeous make hun, love those papers

    Thank you for sharing with us at 'Cardz 4 Galz' this fortnight
    Hugs Shell xx

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  6. Looks totally ageless. Those papers have been given a new lease of life. Thankyou for coming and spinning the butterfly wheel with me this week. Hugs Mrs A. Sorry for delay in commenting due to family illness.

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