Rosette Wreath

I have been trying to figure out something new to display at work.  My last display was for St. Patrick's Day and it came down on the 18th of March.  So, I have been needing something else to put up.  I knew I wanted to put up something that felt springy or summery, but other than that I had no inspiration.  Well, I finally came up with this wreath:

 

I used Ribbons and Rosettes and cut out 12 rosettes of varying sizes and shapes.  I used patterened paper from the Flower Shower Stack by DCWV for all my rosettes.  I put them all together and adhred the rosettes to a ring I had cut out of cardstock to act as my wreath form.  I then used Tablescapes: Spring and Summer to cut out the butterflies and flowers.  I then added some buttons and pearls to finish it off.

 

 



Butterflies

This pretty little card is 4 1/2"x4 1/2." I used a navy blue cardstock for the base. I then cut some patterned yellow cardstock, from the Lemon Flower Stack by DCWV, 1/8" smaller and adhered it on. The next navy blue square is 3 1/2"x3 1/2." I cut some tan cardstock 1/8" smaller and adhered them to the card base. I cut three strips of cardstock and trimmed them all with a scalloped scallop punch by EK Success. I used the navy blue, tan, and a turquoise patterned cardstock, which is from the Citrus Stack by DCWV, for my strips. I cut three navy blue butterflies from Tablescapes - Spring & Summer at 1" and three from the patterned turquoise. I adhered all the navy blue butterflies and one of the turquoise butterflies above the strips. I then used some pop-dots to adhere the second turquoise butterfly. I added some yellow and dark blue gems to the centers of the butterflies. I finished off the front of the card with the sentiment, which is from Fiskars and stamped in night sky ink by Tsukineko.

I also finished the inside of the card. I cut the patterned yellow cardstock at 3 5/8"x3 5/8," the navy blue at 3 1/4"x3 1/4," and the tan cardstock at 3 1/8"x3 1/8" and adhered them all down to the inside of the card. I then adhered the third turquoise butterfly on the lower right hand corner of those mats.

I made this for the following challenges:

• Perfect Sentiments: use wings and a "miss you" sentiment
• Friday Mashup: colors - midnight muse, so saffron, tempting turquoise, soft suede
• 365 Cards: "Day 179" - sketch