It's time for C.A.S.E. a card.
How would you C.A.S.E. this?
Sue chose geometric patterns for her card.
For
this card, I cut out of two different papers, 4 – 1.25” squares and for the background,
2 – 2 5/8” squares. I adhered the two larger squares so that they were offset
and then adhered the smaller squares, alternating between the papers. TIP: Do
not completely adhere the first square, as you’ll need to slide the part of the
last square under the first square. I found a nice larger enamel dot for the
centre. The sentiment is from Stampin Up’s Made for You stamp set. I punched
out the sentiment oval with Stampin Up’s 1 ¾”x7/8” oval punch and matted it
with a piece of turquoise cardstock punched with Stampin Up’s oval punch. I
completed the card with some ribbon. - Sue
I did a couple of cards.
I started by using the monochromatic scheme that the original used. I cut two pink squares at 3 1/8" and attached them at a 45 degree angle from one another. I then cut four squares each of the two patterned papers and attached them to the larger squares leaving a small border. I put a brad through the center to finish it and mounted it on a 5 x 7 card base. I cut a piece of the darker pattern to place on the bottom and wrapped the ribbon around it before mounting it on the bottom of the base. - Denise
I decided to do another card using a more contrasting pattern but doing it exactly like the first one using a chipboard square from that came from the same collection as the paper for the center. The second one did go together more quickly so I like making two of the same card to keep in my stash. I still am not sure which I like better. - Denise
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