![Butterfly Cascade © Sarah Vernon [Crated]](https://firstnightdesign.files.wordpress.com/2014/09/e250blog1.jpg?w=768)
It may or may not surprise you to know that this is, in essence, an inverted version of Japanned Butterflies. A little blending tweak here, a little blending tweak there and Bob’s your uncle!
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Fantastic!
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Ooh thanks, Olga
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This is a stunning design Sarah. Love it! 🙂
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Bless you, Amanda!
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Reminds of rustic kitchen tiles from the 80/90’s time. Definitely like this!
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Thank you, Shane. Ah, yes, I remember those!
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Beautiful ! Thank you for sharing
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Thank you, owfotografik, for commenting.
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Butterfly being ‘transformation’ – how apt! Both are beautiful. Love both the original and the inversion.
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Bless you, Juli.
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So beautiful!
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Thanks!
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Love butterflies almost as much as hummingbirds….beautiful:)
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Aha. Thank you, Janet.
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Absolutely gorgeous!
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I’ve run out of ways to say thank you for your lovely comments, Joanne!
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May be crazy, and probably is, but that could make a great wallpaper in the right room, in my opinion
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I agree, Peter. I think it would have to be a large room or it would feel too busy and claustrophobic.
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