Bring on the spring vibes with this bright and playful card by Cassie Trask! Featuring the new Simon Hurley create. Blooming Butterflies stamps and Happy Arches stencils, this design is all about bold pattern and cheerful detail. The layered arches create the perfect backdrop for those fluttering butterflies, while the Unicorn Astro Paste adds a gorgeous sparkly finish you won’t want to miss. An easy and fun project to recreate for all your springtime sending!
Simon Hurley create. Butterfly Thank You Card by Cassie Trask
- Materials
- Instructions
Simon Hurley create. Layering Stencil Happy Arches, 3pcs
Simon Hurley create. Photopolymer Stamp Blooming Butterflies
Simon Hurley create. Stellar Ink Pads: Loch Ness, Slippery When Wet, Fore, Check Engine, Black Widow
Simon Hurley create. Astro Paste Unicorn Horn, 2oz
Simon Hurley create. Blending Brush Medium
Simon Hurley create. Acrylic Stamping Blocks
Simon Hurley create. Stark White Cardstock
Simon Hurley create. Paste Tool Set - 3pc
Hello, crafty friends! I love a good 2-step stamp, which is why I was so excited to ink up the Blooming Butterflies stamp set today. Let’s get into the card!

Step 1: Trim a piece of Stark White Cardstock down to 4 ¼” x 5 ½”. Using the first stencil from the Happy Arches Layering Stencil, blend on some Fore! ink with a blending brush.

Step 2: Grab the second stencil in the Happy Arches, and blend Loch Ness ink using another blending brush.

Step 3: Using the final stencil in the Happy Arches Layering Stencil, spread some Unicorn Horn Astro Paste over the entire panel using a paste tool. This will give the panel a cool toned glittery finish. Set the panel aside to dry and clean off the tools.

Step 4: Stamp 3 butterflies and a sentiment from the Blooming Butterflies stamp set using Black Widow Stellar Ink.

Step 5: Using Check Engine and Slippery When Wet ink, stamp the second part to the butterflies.

Step 6: Cut out the sentiment and the butterflies using Mini Snips.

Step 7: Now that the panel is dry, trim ¼” from a long side. This will make the panel 4” x 5 ½”. Layer the panel onto a piece of black cardstock measuring 4 ¼” x 5 ½”, and attach to an A2 card base. Assemble the rest of the card.
I'm Cassie Trask and I’ve been papercrafting for well over 20 years. I love all things paper, but will try my hand at mostly any craft. My husband and I, along with our 2 siamese cats, currently live in Georgia, but we move quite frequently because of the army. You can find me over on my