Welcome to the Quietfire Design Butterfly Blog Flutter!

 Quietfire Design would like to introduce you to the new Butterfly Circles stamp set! 

Welcome to Day 3 of the Flutter!

Each Design Team member will be randomly choosing a winner from their list of comments, so make sure you’ve commented on each blog.{I am also choosing an additional winner- be sure to read to the end of the post}

All winners will be posted on the Quietfire Style blog on Saturday January 21^st. If you are one of our lucky winners, please contact Suzanne privately with your snail mail address within 48 hours or a new winner will be chosen.  (Her email address is in the sidebar of the Quietfire Style blog) 

Here is our schedule:

Sunday, January 15th: Yogi  

Monday, January 16th: Suzanne

Tuesday, January 17th: Robyn   (YOU ARE HERE!) 

Wednesday, January 18th: Monica  

Thursday, January 19th: Wanda  

Just comment below and you will be eligible to win a grab bag of Quietfire Design rubber stamps valued at $50!   We will be giving away five grab bags in total and all the names will be drawn on Friday, January 20^th at midnight PST, one name from each blog, so you have lots of time to enter!  Tell your friends!

The Butterfly Circles rubber stamps will remain on special at 20% off throughout the Blog Flutter! 

Happy Fluttering  and good luck!!

Here is my first project using the new Butterfly Circles.

If you did your homework, you will have made your own paper ready to create this easy kiragami box.
Keeping to my NYR use it or lose it, this box is constructed of beautiful vintage wrapping paper from my stash, with butterflies on it. I did add the flourished stamp. I made a separate square for the top and heat embossed the Quote and made the butterfly from the Butterfly/Dragonfly plate.

The box opens to reveal this refrigerator magnet, a pile of butterflies ..................

and some flutter in flight

 This butterflies were die cut from an old Spellbinder die called Bugs.

My first box looked like this:


and below is one done with



my background from the last post

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Here is a video to show you how to fold-forgive me in advance. It's my first instructional video and my camera file won't fit into my editing software. Where is Santa when you need him? Shout out to Leslie at  Nice Threads-camera woman.

I forgot, when you cut out the triangles, you also make 2 cuts on opposit sides from the end into the center square-the dotted lines on this photo.
                    

Leave a comment if  you need more info- and to win prizes!

My second project is another cut and fold, luminary.

Below is how they look with a tea light inside

 The punch is an EK Sucess.
You  start with an 18" square,and then cut and fold. You can decorate your paper before you fold, or fold and unfold to place images in cetain positions.

Video is for another day. I'm open to suggestions for cameras. Leave a comment.

Everyone who leaves a comment will be entered in the Quietfire prize drawing and also I will be giving away the first project- the box, to one commenter on this blog.

Thanks for looking and I hope you will post your creations made with Quietfire rubber!