2nd Butterfly for Jessica

Ok, here is the second butterfly off of the "Create a Critter" cartridge. Once again I laid out the 3 colors on the mat that I would be using. (All the paper is from The Paper Company's Fashion Colors value packs. I'm not sure exactly which ones because I used some scraps I had to make this.) Then I cut all 3 layers at 3 inches. Again, make sure you do not have your real dial size button on or you layers won't line up.

The second picture shows all three cuts, sorry that they are a little hard to see!!

The third picture shows them all glued together!! I used mono-adhesive and a Zig 2-way glue pen to glued the pieces together. This is not one of the main cuts that is on the cartridge, it is actually an accessory to one of the main "Critters". This was was really simple and very cute as well. Also if you wanted to dress it up some you could put a little rhinestone sticker for an eye or use some stickles to bling it up!!

Again Jessica, thank you for the opportunity to answer your question!!

Happy Crafting!!!!

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