My 2nd Blogoversary


I can hardly believe that it's two years ago today that I started my blog, so I thought I'd leave you with a collage of a few of the versions of my little Butterfly Easel Card that I have made this year.

You can view my free tutorial HERE.



Here's a couple more -
The one on the left was the original that I made for a UStamp with Dawn and Friends Project and shortly afterwards I made the River Rock, Cherry Cobbler and Daffodil Delight one for a colour challenge at Just Add Ink.


Just when I thought I'd done the complete round up to date, I discovered another -



After doing this post I'm inspired to go and make some more, as one lovely lady I met at the last Convention in Melbourne, has been patiently waiting for a swap from me!

Happy stamping,

Comments

Unknown said…
These are beautiful.
July 31, 2011 at 11:40 AM
Cristy Butzen said…
Bronwyn, I love your little butterfly easel so much, I used it as inspiration for a demo challenge we had this month. If you like to see, it's at http://tinkerwithink.blogspot.com/2011/07/catalog-cased-card.html

Thanks so much for sharing your talent and inspiration with us!
July 31, 2011 at 12:05 PM
Mae's Cachet said…
Happy 2nd Anniversary Bron...a beautiful inspiring blog that I love to follow closely...you provide lots of inspiration!
July 31, 2011 at 6:42 PM
Patrice said…
Congrats on two years of blogging Bron. I too love to follow your blog and find inspiration here...loving looking at all these gorgeous little butterfly easels lined up together.
August 1, 2011 at 8:28 AM
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