I’m loving the Betterpress system from Spellbinders. I recently bought the Butterfly Bouquet plate. I love this plate!

I used black ink to “press” the image into the paper. I knew I wanted to color the image but wasn’t sure what medium I was going to use.
I used the paper that comes with the Betterpress start up kit. The paper is a little thicker than the paper I use for my Copics.
I decided to use my Polychromo pencils. I wanted to have very light coloring so I added my color to the edges and then used gamsol to spread the ink around.

My sentiment is from Spellbinders, A Little Message Sentiments. It also has matching dies so you can cut the sentiment out.

I used Mulberry ink for my sentiment. For the butterfly, I added some sparkle using Sky Blue and Baby Blue AtYou Spica pens.
I cut image down and then added some Eggplant card stock from Gina K before adding it to a Wild Wisteria (also Gina K) card base.
To finish my card, I added some Nuvo Crystal Drops, but I forgot to write down which color I used.

Thanks for stopping by! Happy Crafting!

Supplies used:
Spellbinders – Butterfly Bouquet, A Little Message Sentiments, Black ink, Mulberry ink
Gina K – Eggplant cardstock (no longer available), Wild Wisteria cardstock (no longer available)
Prismacolor pencils: Pine Green, Permanent Green, Leaf Green, Grass Green, Light Magenta, Light Red Violet, Manganese Violet, Violet, Pink Madder Lake, Cadmium Yellow Light, Chrome Yellow, Cobalt Blue-Green

That is so pretty! Love the way you’ve coloured it leaving the white showing through in places. The BetterPress is interesting, I like the effect, but I think I’ll wait until there is a wider selection of plates available (though I really want those autumn leaves!)…
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That is so pretty! Love the way you’ve coloured it leaving the white showing through in places. The BetterPress is interesting, I like the effect, but I think I’ll wait until there is a wider selection of plates available (though I really want those autumn leaves!)…
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I love the BetterPress! I did sign up for their monthly club. I found where I can use the plates in my hit foil system also which extends their use.
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