It's official. Summer has given way to autumn! Leaves are beginning to fall and subtle signs of the new season are beginning to pop up in the landscape! For some reason, comfort food cravings are increasing too! Let's see what autumn brings to mind for you!
This week, we have another wonderful new sponsor joining us!
Established
in 1989, DeNami
Design has been
known for a timeless style featuring simply elegant art. From our extensive line
of quality cling and wood mounted rubber stamps, we specialize in stylish
and sophisticated products. These delightful designs are easy to mix and match
for a designer look on all your paper arts.
In addition to providing a wide range of products, we also have an extensive collection of project ideas. We strive to continually provide you with new inspiration both on our website and our blog. We hope you'll check them out!
In addition to providing a wide range of products, we also have an extensive collection of project ideas. We strive to continually provide you with new inspiration both on our website and our blog. We hope you'll check them out!
This week's winner will receive a $25 gift certificate to their online store!
First, let's take a look at what the design team and this week's guest designer thought of when they considered this week's cue word!
The "rule of three" is always a good one to follow; in this case, the
circular focal point, the vertical twine and the horizontal sentiment
create an eye-pleasing grouping.
Judy
Add dimension to your images by inking them in one shade and rolling them in a darker shade. (Rock & Roll Technique)
Meghan
design defined:
Nestling a sentiment within your image is a fun way to finish off a clean and simple card.
Melissa
design defined:
Lots of white space allows you to have a small area of busy interest on a CAS card!
Gillian
design defined:
Ink and sponging can create great depth to an otherwise CAS card.
design defined:
You can bend your stamps to make a CAS scene more interesting.
design defined:
Inking or "distressing" corners and card edges can add interest and color on a CAS card.
Maureen
design defined:Inking or "distressing" corners and card edges can add interest and color on a CAS card.
Maureen
Add dimension to your images by inking them in one shade and rolling them in a darker shade. (Rock & Roll Technique)
Meghan
Nestling a sentiment within your image is a fun way to finish off a clean and simple card.
Melissa
design defined:
A dry embossed background adds interest without bulk.
A dry embossed background adds interest without bulk.
Lots of white space allows you to have a small area of busy interest on a CAS card!
Gillian
Ink and sponging can create great depth to an otherwise CAS card.
Now go have fun and don't forget to link up your AUTUMN creations by Sunday at 4:00 p.m. (CDT)!
i just love all of these!!! gonna be a fun challenge for sure, im so ready for FALL!!! thanks for the inspiration ladies!
ReplyDelete~tracey
What fabulous cards by the DT! I'm so inspired,
ReplyDeleteLove this time of year! Looking at the DT fantastic cards and all the warm colors in the gallery, I feel like I'm surrounded by a forest of brilliantly colored trees!! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteAll of these cards are so amazingly beautiful! I love autumn colours so getting to see all of these beautiful cards is a blessing on its own!
ReplyDeleteA stunning DT gallery as always!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards from the DT! And, since autumn is my favorite season...what a fun challenge!
ReplyDeleteFantastic cards ~ love this challenge, I wish I had time to play more than once.
ReplyDeleteThe DT cards are so pretty...have to play, too! =)
ReplyDeleteOn NO!! I missed out again and just finished my blog post!! I came here and it said twelve minutes to go, but then my puppies had to go out!! OH well!! Better luck NEXT Challenge!!
ReplyDeleteWith all these amazing card, I stood no chance of winning, but sure had fun playing! Good Luck to ALL!!
Ah geez, I missed the deadline, that is so me! Oh well, there are enough lovely cards to choose from! Good luck and if you want to see my card come here. http://kbstamps.blogspot.com/2013/09/psl10.html
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