I am totally CASEing my blogger friend Cheryl's card today. You can see hers here
This one is for the little guyz at Cardz 4 Guyz where the challenge is Animal Magic. I know caterpillars are insects but does that qualify as an animal also?
I don't know if this is a Hungry, Hungry Caterpillar but it sure is a cute one.
I used a Martha Stewart button punch to make the body in different blue prints and a 1" punch for the yellow head. In the background is a large circle Cuttlebug E/F for Can You Handle the Pressure with stripes or checks are an added twist.
I do not have a face stamp like Cheryl's so I drew on a mouth and added googly eyes. The antenna are from a butterfly punch. I tied on a Mossy Green ribbon to anchor the caterpillar.
Also entering at Let's Craft and Create where the challenge twist is add buttons.
Adding this card to my stash for Send A Smile 4 Kids. I used the paper punched buttons because small kids might pull off real buttons and put them in their mouth.
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So clever of you to use a button punch for your body circles! I love the googly eyes, too. I need to remember to put some on my next caterpillar card. So glad you entered it into the latest challenge at Let's Craft and Create.
ReplyDeleteMy gosh, what a mess! This is really fantastic! I adore the texture you were able to generate over the stenciling!
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