Today’s project was inspired by two challenges. The design comes from the Global Design Project:
And, the colors come from TGIF:
This is my finished project:

Hold on to Hope
I began by using two Layering Circles dies to cut a hole in the center of my Thick Whisper White card base. The Simple Stripes embossing folder made a nice pattern on the front of the card. Since the Layering Circles left a hole, I covered it on the backside with Fresh Florals Designer Series Paper in Powder Pink. Then, I raised the wreath on the front (the cut piece) with Dimensionals.
I stamped the sweet butterfly from the Hold on to Hope set in three inks: Sweet Sugarplum, Powder Pink and Blushing Bride.
The butterflies needed some foliage, so I used the Petals & More die to cut their branch. I snipped it apart, and glued the top and bottom in place. The butterflies happily took their place atop Mini Dimensionals.
I stamped “Hold on to Hope” in Sweet Sugarplum, and used a Petals & More die for cutting. This is the perfect die for so many sentiments!
I continued the sentiment on the inside with one from the Thoughts & Prayers stamp set, and stamped it in Sweet Sugarplum. I like the soft colors for this sympathy card.
And, the backside of the DSP adds nice color to the inside.
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Another stunner Su! I love the white and pink combo (of course!) Thank you so much for playing along to the GDP this week and CASEing my card. Hugs, Louise xo
This is stunning!!! I love all the elements you used to create this card!
Thank you, Eva!
This is a beautiful card and sentiment! Thank you for joining us at TGIF Challenges!
Thank you, Breelin!
This card is a true beauty! Thank you for playing along with the TGIF Challenge and the Global Design Project!
Thank you Stesha! You know I like to play along!
This is so pretty!
Thank you Ashley! I like your profile picture!
I think the Hold On To Hope stamp set is so pretty. We are the blessed ones for seeing all of your beautiful cards. Thank you.
You’re so sweet, Stella! Thank you!