This is a Rachelle Anne Miller stamp from Stampavie called Peek-a-Boo. I purchased this a while back and never inked it up! It was just sitting there waiting for today. When I saw the CTD colors, I knew I had a SU dp that would work with these colors. I found a retired one, Uptown, and also a current one, Tea Party, that both fit the bill. Uptown, however, had this great garden green piece that I fell in love with, so I chose to use it. I kept mostly to the saffron and green because my image had so much purple in it. (I'm not a real big fan of purple, but I can tolerate it in small doses!) I colored the little guy with copics that I matched up pretty closely, and only used those three colors. I didn't want to introduce any other colors because it is a color challenge! I'm not real crazy about my coloring on this...the dark colors are difficult for me to shade! I gave it a little bit of dimension by putting the butterfly up on dimensionals, and I added star dust stickles for that special sparkle I love!Thanks for stopping in today. Hope you've had a great hump day! Not much longer until the weekend! :-)

Recipe
Stamps: Peek-a-Boo (Rachelle Anne Miller/Stampavie); Simple Little Things (PTI)
Paper: PTI white, so saffron, garden green, Uptown (retired SU)
Ink: Memento tuxedo black
Copic Markers: BV02, 04, 13; YR23, 31; YG17, 45; R32
Accessories: Retangular nesties, moder label punch, eyelet border punch, BG pearls, star dust stickles, dimensionals
So do you think I got "carried away" with all these buttons? I didn't even think of that until after I uploaded my card! Yes, there are a lot of buttons on this one...but that is the challenge! This scared little guy is
I kept the layout, but changed pretty much everything else. The dp is SU's retired Good Morning Sunshine. Boy, am I going to miss this Summer Sun dp! I've used it so much and just love it! I punched the edges with an EK Success punch. It kind of reminded me of the trail that a bee might leave (I was planning on piercing some holes for the bee's trail, but forgot!) The flower stems are from PTI's 
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I colored the tractor in true John Deere colors with copic markers. I don't know what type of tractors they have at the country club for cutting grass, but I thought this was appropriate. Brad knows how to operate these machines, as we have a huge one at the cabin that he has used to cut the grass. I used summer sun and always artichoke cardstock and ran them through two different cuttlebug folders. I actually started to make this last week for the SCS