Bug Catching Boys Digital StampCompleted by Gwyneth George

I printed the digi stamp out onto 300gsm Super Smooth white cardstock at smaller than the size provided. I then coloured it in using my ProMarkers. I trimmed around the the image and then matted matted it onto some cardstock from my stash.

I took an A4 sheet of blue Adorable Scoreable cardstock, scored it using my Hougie Board, folded it in half, and then shaped the corners using a corner rounder punch.

I took another sheet of Adorable Scorable cardstock and created a mat to put on the card front a little smaller than the card front, again rounding the corners and also used some of the same blue cardstock to make a second mat under the main image.

I then took some plain and spotted blue cardstock from my crafting stash and made a further large layer and some other layers for my card front.

Most of the layers are stuck down directly using roller glue tape, but the panel coming down partway on the left is stuck down using 1mm deep, double sided, foam tape, and the same tape has been used on the left of the main, matted and layered, image.

I used 2mm deep, double sided, foam tape to stick the right hand side of the matted and layered image, together with the tone on tone greeting panel.

I used a blue metalic marker and added faux stitching around the main card, around the digi-stamp topper layer, around the smaller panel coming down from the top left, and around the large dotted blue layer - although it isn't very visible on this except in certain lights.

I finished off by attaching some butterfly buttons that has had some blue jute twine put through the holes on as embelishment using glue gel.

I did use the same metalic marker as used for the faux stitching to put a touch on the butterfly buttons wings and around the edge of the butterflies on the digi-stamp.