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Purple Emperor

By Catherine

Stalker

These cut butterfly designs

are very versatile. You can

give the finished card a soft,

subtle look by using pastel

colours throughout or make

a really vibrant card using

bright colours against a black

mount.

Materials Required:

Tissue or mulberry papers:

Purple 9cm x 13cm and scraps

of: Lilac, Off White and Light

Brown.

Masking tape.

Glitter glue.

Carbon paper.

Tracing paper and a sharp pencil.

To Make The Card:

Choose the shape you prefer and carefully

trace the design onto tracing paper using a sharp

pencil. Keep the tracing paper in place while you

work with a little masking tape.

Lay the card mount opened out and face

down on the work surface. Cut a piece of carbon

paper to fit one panel of the

card mount and place it inky

side down onto the centre panel.

Place the diagram over the

carbon paper, making sure it is

central tape it into place so it

does not move whilst you work.

Retrace over the lines

pressing gently so the ink from

the carbon paper marks the card

mount. When you have retraced

over all the lines, remove the

tracing and carbon paper from

the card.

Place the card onto a cutting

mat or a thick bed of old news-

papers to protect your work

surface.

Cut along the traced lines,

this will remove small areas of

card leaving veins which give

Craft knife and cutting mat.

P. V.A. Craft Adhesive.

Card mount: DF03U, Lavender.

Actual Size

the butterfly structure. If you want to make

more than one card, keep the tracing as you

should be able to re-use it a couple of times.

Place the purple mulberry sheet onto the

diagram in the magazine. You will be able

to see the shape of the butterfly through the

thin paper and simply build up the pattern

onto this.

Glue the pieces on as you go but just

take the design off the magazine to do this

or the glue may go through and stick it to

the page. You could always photocopy the

page to work onto if you prefer.

When adding patterns to the butterfly,

tear the paper wherever possible, this will

make the patterns blend together more nat-

urally than a cut line will allow. Add detail

with glitter glue or use glitter sprinkled

over patches or lines of glue.

If you intend to make a pattern from

scraps then keeping the pattern symmetrical

is advisable. Fold the flap closed behind

the cut out butterfly and lightly trace the

shape of the butterfly through onto the flap

behind. Unfold the card and work onto the

marked panel.

The butterfly in black is made in the

same way and is backed with a sheet of

bright variegated paper. You could use

colourful fabric scraps, so have a look

through your oddments box and see what

you can find.

Actual Size

You don’t have to

stick to mulberry or tis-

sue paper, you can use

all sorts of colourful

scraps to make the pat-

terns on the butterflies

wings. For instance,

the brown spots on

my purple butterfly

are made from brown

Kraft paper.

The butterfly on the

green card has been

made using scraper

paper. This looks just

like a sheet of black

paper to start with but

as you scrape away

the surface it reveals a

rainbow background.

Hello,

We hope you enjoy this free project. You may hand make copies of this project,

to give away or sell, as many times as you like. You may not use the pattern,

project, text or pictures for any other purpose nor make the project using

any automated process.

The project was taken from a back issue of the Craft Creations Magazine.

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