A Touch of Gold Cards (Aust)

Hi Guys

On, yet another wet day, presently the sun is out but looking thru the window the clouds are again gathering  for yet another down pour. (IT DID BEFORE I FINISHED THIS).

I  made these two cards yesterday whilst the rain was very heavy, so not much house work could be achieved, anyway the plumber was here putting muddy footprints everywhere, as they thought it being wet they do some more to the bathrooms. The jobs they had booked where outside jobs this week.The papers i used are left over from a layout i completed over the weekend and it was too good to throw away.A third of a 12" x 12" sheet. and just a few bits of the lighter sheet.

I am entering into a few challenge the first is for:

 Paru"s card making Challenge at:

                    http://paruscardmakingchallenges.blogspot.com

Their challenge was a touch of gold

PRODUCTS USES :

Kaisercraft "Story Book " collection, History, and Paper Feature
Kaisercraft Gold Mirror Card
Kaisercraft Butterfly dye
Paper Flourish stitched rectangle Dyes
6" x 4.25" card base


CUTTING:

Used the largest rectangle, dye cut a pieced of gold mirror card
The graduated by two dyes and cut the next two pieces from "History"
Using the third smallest dye cut another piece from the History
Using the second smallest dye cut a piece from "Paper Feature"
Cut Butterfly from Gold Mirror card

ASSEMBLY:

Added the gold Mirror board to base, then continued to add the graduating sizes of "History" to the mirror board , add the "Paper Feature" then added the greeting
Add butterfly to the top and bottom corner of the third layer


SECOND CARD: 


I have used the same paper with same size card base, have adding square stitched dye cuts and  pearls

I have used the Largest  dye and cut from "History"
Graduated down by two, cut one rectangle from "Paper Flourish"
Cut two 1.75" squares from "History"
See photo for further details
Added rose gold gems in the 4 corners of "Paper Feature"
then added the two squares at an angle , placing gold butterfly in the middle
Adding sentiment in between the  squares



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I am also entering this in too:

"Anything goes challenge" on the : https://thehappycraftchallenge.blogspot.com