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Butterflies and Life ~ A Beautiful Thing

I am having so much fun with this new Embossing Paste… it’s a little ridiculous! 🙂

Stampinup!, Colorful Seasons stamp set, Bold Butterfly Framelits Dies, Layering Circles Framelits Dies, Embossing Paste, Wood Textures DSP by Lori Pinto

As far as the actual process of using the paste, it couldn’t be more simple. You just add a drop or two from a re-inker of your favorite color and mix it in. Stampin’ Up!  offers a package of spatulas and also a set of masking sheets that does make the job even easier.

I used So Saffron ink and just a small amount of paste for this project. I used the brick pattern sheet from the Pattern Party Decorative Masks and layered the paste over the area I wanted to show up as a brick pattern. My tip with this would be to keep a little container of warm soapy water close by and let the masks and or spatulas/knives/paintbrushes sit for a minute before wiping away any excess paste. It does dry quickly, which is a good thing so you can proceed with the rest of your project pretty quickly.

Stampinup!, Colorful Seasons stamp set, Bold Butterfly Framelits Dies, Layering Circles Framelits Dies, Embossing Paste, Wood Textures DSP by Lori Pinto 2

I used the Bold Butterfly Framelits Dies to cut out a butterfly and then I just covered it with the leftover paste I had from the brick pattern. I also – never wanting to waste a bit of it 🙂 ,  scraped whatever was left over and spread it on a piece of scrap paper. I later used the Layering Circle Framelits Dies and cut out a scalloped circle from the pasted scrap. It made for a pretty layering piece for my sentiment. The sentiment is from the Colorful Seasons stamp set, which I stamped in Soft Suede ink.

Stampinup!, Colorful Seasons stamp set, Bold Butterfly Framelits Dies, Layering Circles Framelits Dies, Embossing Paste, Wood Textures DSP by Lori Pinto 1

I used a piece from the Wood Textures DSP; using a full sheet for the first layer on the card base and just a corner piece to accentuate the brick pattern on the opposite side. This made for a pretty backdrop for my butterfly as the focal image. I used a piece of Burlap Ribbon to soften the diagonal line between the two patterns. And I added a small Glitter Enamel Dot to the butterfly and a second one to dot the ‘i’ in the sentiment!

This Embossing Paste is so much fun to work with ~ and so simple. Give it a try and let me know how you like it! 🙂

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Happy Stamping!

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Lori

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