Wednesday, August 8, 2012

PSC44 - a CAS Sympathy Card

Welcome to the Perfect Sentiments Challenge PSC44 where I'm guest designing for the month of August. The challenge this week is to create a CAS (clean and simple) sympathy card with the sentiment on the front. I used the SU! Love and Sympathy set for this, embossing both the image and sentiment with gold embossing powder. I also embossed a scrap piece of card stock with gold, and used a hole punch to make 3 embellishments to balance everything. I used a corner rounder on both the image panel and card base, and that's all there was to making this CAS card.
We'd love to have you play along with our challenges, and keep in mind that the sentiment has to be on the front of your card.
Have a great day and thanks for stopping by!

Carol

13 comments:

  1. The embossing really makes your card snap! Very appropriate for our challenge.

    Thanks for being our guest this month @ The Perfect Sentiment!

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  2. What a beautiful card! Love the look of the embossing, but the dimension and rounded corners help it stand out.

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  3. A beautiful, elegant card, Carol

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  4. CAS and sensational!! Love all that gold.
    Lynn

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  5. The simplicity of this card is what makes it so gorgeous!

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  6. I love the gold embossing and it totally made this card! Love all the white with just a splash of gold.

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  7. What a beautiful CAS card, Carol! So rich. Congrats on being guest designer! I will check out this challenge.

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  8. Couldn't be a prettier sympathy card, Carol. Congrats on your GDT position...you'll wow them.

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  9. Ahhhhhh, gold and white....SO beautiful!!!!!!!

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  10. Carol, I really LOVE the image and sentiment in the gold embossing powder! GORGEOUS sympathy card!

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  11. Just perfect for a sympathy card!

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