Tonight you get to enjoy our amazing CASEING the CATTY blog hop. To CASE is to Copy And Share Everything or to Copy And Selectively Edit and we love to CASE from our amazing Stampin' Up! catalogues (catty!)
This week, we are CASEING a punch bundle project from our new catalogue.
I hope you can see the influence for my card - it's very similar - I've only changed the paper really!!
This paper is shiny and absolutely stunning!! It's the Scenic Coast paper - it's 6 x 6 inches and features lots of gorgeous sunsets/ sunrises in gorgeous colours.
The die cuts around the greetings are from the Rolling Waves dies and I've used the reverse side of this paper!! The stamping is from the lovely Banner Sayings bundle and I've used Azure Afternoon ink.
Tonight I'm hopping with an awesome bunch of talented Australian crafters who love sharing with you!!
And check out the challenge this month!!! NOT my favourite colour scheme, but I'm SO GLAD I gave it a try, cause I love the finished product!! Thankyou Nancy for the great inspiration!
I've used a firm favourite Cutest Crew (this idea came to me while I was in bed supposed to be sleeping at 2am but awake thinking of ideas ARGGHHH!) which is a very easy stamp set to use for lots of great cardmaking!!
The colours are all from the Brights Colour family - Daffodil Delight, Azure Afternoon, Coastal Cabana and some Granny Apple Green grass!!
The black and white is really quite dramatic isn't it!!
Make sure you keep hopping to see lots of amazing inspiration just for you!
Tonight you get to enjoy our amazing CASEING the CATTY blog hop. To CASE is to Copy And Share Everything or to Copy And Selectively Edit and we love to CASE from our amazing Stampin' Up! catalogues (catty!)
This week, we are CASEING a bundle from the new catalogue!!
And I've CASED this lovely card featuring the Boutique Blossoms stamp set and the way the front has the feature panel of paper that works with the main image on the front.
My card is using the Product of the Month for May- the lovely Berry Botanical Vellum. What a great way to feature the gorgeous bright colours of this lovely vellum (which was super cheap with the Product of the Month deal!!)
Inside features more of the lovely papers - I've used the Fresh Freesia paper as a type of ribbon wrapped above the feature panel of vellum.
The flowers on the front of the card have been fussy cut, and then I flipped them over and used my stylus and a piercing mat to add some texture by gently rubbing on the image making the flowers more rounded - and the leaves too!
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