1.)  Take your 8 1/2 x 11 white cardstock and draw a wavy line with the wavy border ruler down the right (or the left) side of your page. - Approximately 3/4 inch from edge.

2.)  Draw little squiggles off the edges of the drawn wave here and there along each side.

3.)  Draw little tiny leaves here and there along each side of the wave.

4.)  Take your Yellow brush tip marker and place one dot on each side of the inside curves of the border. (I came out with a count of 12 yellow dots along my border, top to bottom.)

5.)  Take your Lavender brush tip marker and place five dots around each of the yellow dots to create a flower. (No need to go up against the yellow, it is okay to leave space between.  It is your choice.)

6.)  Mount your 8 1/2 x 11 page on top of the 12 x 12 Cobalt Blue cardstock approximately a 1/4" to a 1/2" from the left or right edge of the Cobalt Blue page. Note:  if you placed your border on the left side mount the page on the left side of the Cobalt Blue cardstock. And likewise, if you have the border design on the right side, mount your 8 1/2 x 11 on the right side of the Cobalt Blue cardstock. (Your white cardstock should now be centered top to bottom and offset left or right, which ever side you designed your border.) 

7.)  Butterfly placement, take 2 large and 7 small-assorted colors of butterflies and place them along both sides of your borderline tilting them in different directions.  Once you have them where you want them, glue them in place. The remaining 4 butterflies are to be used on the cobalt Blue side of the page.  Placing one small butterfly in the upper corner and 1 large and 1 small in the bottom corner.  And then place the extra butterfly remaining somewhere by your picture or journaling.

8.)  Take you Black fine tip marker and draw tiny dashed lines forming little loops behind the butterfly to show the trail the butterfly has flown.  There is no right or wrong here.  It is how you see the butterfly flying about on your page.  I made my butterflies look as though they were flying onto my page from the edge of the paper.  So each butterfly has a dashed  looping trail from 1/2" up to 3" long depending on the placement of the butterfly. The extra butterfly I placed by the picture and had the trail look like it came from behind the picture.

9.)  Your page is now ready for pictures and journaling.