Hello everyone! This card was made for the
SNSDC62 challenge to make a "fun fold" card. I made another "
funky fold" card with this
SNSS Rhubarb digi image. I pulled out some scraps from my bin along with a kraft card stock base, and added a computer generated sentiment. Don't you just love that little purple popsicle brad?! I got that at the scrap book expo I went to yesterday and thought it was adorable - even if it's the wrong color ;)
This was made for the
CAS-ual Friday's CFC61 challenge to use "strips of color or pattern for a CAS card. Check! It's also for the very first
CASology challenge #1 which I just discovered! Their challenge gives you one word, and you're to create something CAS drawing inspiration from that single word. The word for this week's challenge is "sun." I chose the colors of the sun, along with a cute sun eyelet accent, and even added a sun-related sentiment by
SNSS. Check! I used a few scrap strips of yellow dsp to create the panel & matted with black. The flourish is by Cheery Lynn, and I added a black brad to the center of the eyelet just for fun.
I will hopefully be returning to play this new challenge again soon, because I'm really learning to enjoy making CAS cards more and more these days! I enjoyed it so much, I made a 2nd card similar to this one in shades of green.
This panel of dsp strips was embossed with the SU fancy fan ef, and the sentiment is from a Hero Arts stamp set I recently won from
SimonSaysStamp! It's not a stamp set sold in stores unfortunately, but I just love that sentiment and had to make a card! The flower was done with a Carl punch, and a Punch-a-Bunch smaller punch, and the Cheery Lynn flourish was done with Green Galore card stock.
Thanks for stopping by and I wish you all a wonderful weekend!!
Carol
15 comments:
wow - you've been busy! Love the CAS cards, might just have to CASE them!
Lovely cards for the CASology challenge. Thank you so much for joining us this week at CASology!
both cards are so pretty... the yellow on just really pops!! thanks for playing along with CASology!
Love your CAS design and all those strips of DP on your sunshine card! Thank you so much for joining us at CASology this week! :)
Oh wow, these are cute. I really LOVE those CAS cards with the strips of DP and the die-cut vine!! Very cool looking!
Love your sunny card and the versatility of the layout! That little eyelet sunshine is adorable! Thanks so much for playing along with CASology's first challenge!
Love those CAS cards!
Really nice cas cards. I like the idea of that panel with the different dp and colors...very nice!
You have quite a knack for the CAS cards, Carol! I love the design of your two cards inspired by the new CASology, especially the sun one with the perfect eyelet embellie!!
You're right, the little popsicle brad is so cute and it looks refreshing on these hot days. Cute, cute card.
Love the sunshine card..just perfect for the challenge. Both are just adorable.
Your Rhubarb card is adorable! The background paper coordinates perfectly with the image. I love the layered Nesties shapes and the color scheme. Super job!
Your CAS cards are great, too.
Thanks for playing in this week's Sweet 'n Sassy Digi Challenge! :)
The rhubarb card is priceless, and the popsicle is perfect. Card 2 and 3....gorgeous and love the little flourish die!
Goodness you sure have been a Busy Crafting Lady Miss Carol! 8-) I am So Loving all your Fabulous cards! Wow! 8-) Love your Sweet Rhubarb and Fab Fold too! Love the Pretty CAS ones with the strips of embossed dp's at the bottom! Wow such a super idea for suing up left over bits of dp to! love this! Thanks for the inspiration my friend! 8-)
Hugs
Shannon
Such fantastic designs, Carol! I specially love the way you embossed the strips in the third card, and that beautiful vine is the cherry on top!
Thanks so much for playing with us this week at CAS-ual Fridays :)
What lovely cards...love the way you used the strips...very cool and very pretty:)!! Thanks for being a part of the challenge this week at CAS-ual Fridays and sharing your creativity:)!!
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