More fun with the Striped Scallop Thinlet

Continuing my quest to use the Striped Scallop Thinlet!  This one sits on a base created with the I Love Lace stamp and emboss resist technique.  The butterfly is from the Butterfly Basics stamp set with matching framelet.  I offset two layers of Striped Scallops.

I Love Lace, Butterfly Basics & Petite Petals

Then I got carried away and made some variations!!

I Love Lace, Flower Shop Stamp, Pansy Punch, Small Butterfly Punch

Something Borrowed DSP

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More Striped Scallop Thinlet

Flower Shop, Pansy Punch, Labels Collection Framelets

After all the excitement of the release of the bonus Saleabration products, I've gone back to my self-imposed challenge of using the Striped Scallop Thinlet Die in as many ways as I can!

Flowering Flourishes, Apothecary Accents, Flower Shop, Pansy Punch

These are today's efforts!  Hope you like them.

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The Butterfly of Gratitude

Sitting on the windowsill with the light behind it's vellum wings,
the butterfly looks ready to fly off into the garden!

As promised, here's another card that I made whilst challenging myself to be creative with the Striped Scallop thinlet.  This time I spritzed a mixture of reinker and water over the mask that I'd made.

I wanted to make a more masculine thank you card and was pleased with the way it turned out.  Even though I added a butterfly, I think it's a manly butterfly!

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The butterfly wings curl up a little to create some extra dimension 

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