Not a new type of sandwich but rather Blooms, Butterflies and Lattice card! My sister in Florida shared a card using a lattice card design and I was inspired to make one myself. My blooms are Gina K Designs Curved Floral Layeirng bundle, butterflies are from Martha Stewart triple butterfly punch that is ususally within arm reach of my work station. The curved floral layering bundle contains two dies, one for the outline and the stencils are used on the solid section to make your flowers. I did stamp the lattice strips and the front of the card with Taylored Expressions Sea Salt ink and a linen background stamp which is very faint to the eye.
My card today will be shared with:
Triple B: April Challenge which requires the use of blooms, butterflies and/or birds.
Thanks for stopping in for a peek on this very rainy, chilly day in Pennsylvania. I appreciate you and your time. Take care and be safe.
Stamp Buddies 
Perfection! I have been planning to make a lattice card for some time. I have directions, but just haven’t done it. Yours is lovely.
Thannks, Lisa, I also saw a tutorial on an easel lattice card too that I may try.
This is beautiful!! Love those pretty flowers. I’m just starting my first lattice card.
Yay, Gerry, can’t wait to see your card.
Never even heard of this, yours is ohlala
Thanks Bonnie. Several versions are available on YouTube.
OH WOW this is so unique and GORGEOUS! Thanks so much for joining in the fun at our newest adventure – Triple B challenge! Good Luck and we hope you’ll come back often.
Darlene
Triple B
DAR’S CRAFTY CREATIONS
Thanks Darlene. it’s always fun to play along with your challenges.
You beat me to it as a lattice style card is on my to do list. This is great and fits the challenge beautifully to my eyes. The flowers are so pretty.
Thanks, Johanna, I look forward for your card.
Love this! Your floral image looks great on the lattice background, and I love how you have your butterflies following the path of the flowers. Beautiful card!!
Thanks so much Lisa.
Great idea to add texture to your lattice with the stamp and light ink! This is very pretty.