Today's C.A.S.E A Card Challenge:
I found some patterned paper that
I thought would work for this CASE card. It’s from the 6x6 paper pack Hey Girl
from Basic Grey. The colours and small repeated patterned were similar to the
CASE card. I also used a darker gray
background and lighter grey for the tag, cut with Stampin’ Up’s Ornate Tag
Topper. The sentiment is from Simon Says STAMP Lots of Love stamp set. I matted
the sentiment with a red scallop to make it pop. I wrapped jute twine twice
around the card and also used it to make the bow for the tag. ~ Sue
Love card sketches and CASE challenges because you can make cards quickly! For this challenge, I used a Bo Bunny Madeleine Collection paper pad so everything would coordinate except the tag. I die cut the sentiment , added some twine, a few black rhinestones and mounted the card front on a gray card base. ~ Gracie
Every holiday my Brother and Sister-in-Law are hosts to anyone who wishes to come for dinner...it's always a wonderful day and the dinners are scrumptious! So I made this card knowing I would need a thank you for yet another holiday dinner, thinking Thanksgiving in this case. Now it'll make sense why I'm making an Autumn card in June. Now to the card. I used a Samantha Walker cut file purchased in the Silhouette store to make this card. I paired Stampin' Up's Crumb Cake and Cajun Craze card stocks which work so well together for a fall card. The cut file has partial cut lines for each leaf on the panel, so you pull the edges up to allow the Crumb Cake to peek through. I wrapped the panel three times with Linen Thread (SU) before attaching it to the card base with pop dots. I tied on the tag, embellished with a larger leaf, with the same linen thread. I sponged the edges of the card and tag with Cajun Craze and stamped the greeting using the Falling Leaves stamp set by Stampin' Up (ret'd). Inside, I created a sentiment using Time New Roman font, color matched to the Cajun Craze on Very Vanilla card stock, double matted on Crumb Cake and Cajun Craze.
Nice cards everyone and Kim, I love that you did a matching envelope. I have been trying to give a little more detail on my envelopes, but that usually just involves a stamp. Yours has more impact.
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