Hello! I've got hugs and smiles for you today. :-)
It's a typical "Colleen card": pretty paper, sequins, doily, a little bit of stamping, and oh yes, seam binding. (yawn) However, there is one unique thing about this card, and it's the saw-tooth edging of orange paper behind the doily. One would think I used a border punch to create it (and that would be a very good guess). But no, it started life as a really large,
pinking square die cut by
We R Memory Keepers / Lifestyle Crafts.
Whenever I get new dies, I always try them out immediately.
(Learned that lesson the hard way, with defectives that I didn't discover on the dies until months after I'd bought them.) So, I had this 5.5" orange square lying about, and I knew I wouldn't make a card big enough to fit it. It worked out better that I could just trim off the four sides, to use separately on different projects.
So there you have it. Not much else to say about this ^ card!
Instead of a pinked edge on this next similar card, I used a negative die cut left behind (in a Groovy Guava damask pattern) after making a scalloped border. I thought both the scalloped die cut, and the piece it left behind, were both pretty.
Thank you so much for coming by to see these cards today!
Stamps: Kind Words - Verve Paper: Baja Breeze Groovy Guava, orange patterns - Stampin' Up!; butterflies - Mariposa - DCWV Fibers: white seam binding - Hug Snug - The Zipper Stop Accessories & Tools: journaling card - Colorbok; butterfly sticker - K & Co.; gold sequins - Pretty Pink Posh; doily - Wilton; Nesting Pinking Squares die - Lifestyle Crafts