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Lol...even closely your butterfly card is lovely and soft! Love it. I myself didn't have those sprays or distress marks, so i used inktense pencils...had super fun doing it :)
ReplyDeleteI think this is a beautiful card. Thanks for deciding to post it.
ReplyDeleteYou may think everything went wrong, yet I see a beautiful, nicely colored card!
ReplyDeleteMichelle, I think your card is lovely! Soft colours, pretty butterflies and a wonderful take on Debby's technique. I'm "aspiring" to create something similar; like you, relying on distress markers, which are, at the moment, causing distress!! Your success here is giving me incentive to keep trying...
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I'm not sure what all went wrong but I think it's beautiful! I wanted to try this style of coloring too but was too scared I wouldn't be able to give up the control. Maybe I'll try it now :)
ReplyDeletePretty card! I don't see problems either.
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