Friday, 6 February 2015

V is For Valentine

The current theme at The Butterfly Challenge is V Is For Valentine.  I'm combining it with the Less Is More Little Ones challenge and Pixie's Snippets Playground

I have had this Penny Black stamp for years and I love it and thought it would be perfect for the Little Ones challenge it wasn't quite what I wanted

So I used Craft Artist to place the words and printed it off and then die cut some tiny butterflies with my Butterfly Frenzy Sizzlit die from my postman's letter again


I'm also entering this into the Hugs & Kisses challenge at Addicted to CAS (thanks Bonnie)

11 comments:

  1. I love your CAS card. Such a simple design, but so beautiful.

    Liz - Butterfly Challenge #23, Guest Designer. xx

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  2. Oh my goodness Kimbo! This is so stylish and elegant, love seeing the stamp that gave you the idea
    Thanks for joining us this week at LIM
    Anne
    Less is More

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  3. It took me a while of looking to fully appreciate what you have done here and I love, love love it ! Absolutely beautiful CAS card. Nothing else needed . hugs Mrs A. Thank you for fluttering by #23/.

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  4. This is gorgeous Kimbo, I really love the simplicity of it!
    Thanks so much
    Chrissie
    "Less is More

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  5. Wow Kim! Really, really clever!! I adore this card, it packs a lot of impact for such a simple design.

    Hugs

    Di xx

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  6. simply gorgeous kim.beautiful verse and i love your butterflies :D

    xx coops xx

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  7. A truly beautiful CAS card.
    Jean x

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  8. Love all the white space and these sweet, tiny butterflies! Perfectly CAS and would fit with the Addicted to CAS challenge.

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  9. This is such a sweet card great use of the flies that KS for joining in at
    ATCAS

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  10. holy WOW! Absolute CAS perfection, Kim!!! LOVE it so much! Thanks so much for playing along at ATCAS xx

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  11. This is so perfectly CAS love those butterflies, thank you for sharing with ATCAS!

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