Week 107: STRIPE

Pin stripes.  Stars & stripes.  Jail stripes.  What kind of stripes do you think of if given the chance?  Maybe this week's cue word doesn't make you think of stripes at all, but something else entirely!  Whatever the case, we want to see how you are inspired by this word!  Sherrie, one of our guest designers this week, suggested this word back when we were celebrating our 100th challenge, so you have her to thank for this particular challenge!

Take a look at what the design team and our guest designers were inspired to make after they saw this word!

Guest Designer:  Sherrie

 design defined:

Using a monochromatic color scheme to create a background keeps it CAS.

Guest Designer:  Kate

  design defined:

Use small amounts of patterns to add interest while keeping things simple.

Meghan 

design defined:
You can use ribbon and patterned work on CAS cards in small doses.


Melissa

  design defined:
 Clean lines are a staple of CAS design.


Tracey

design defined:
Stamp your sentiment on white and put in on top of patterned paper.


Ardyth

design defined:
A soft neutral colour scheme always feels clean!


Gillian

design defined:

Dig out those border stamps and let them take center stage.


Jen

design defined:

White on white die cuts add interest while keeping a CAS feel.


Joyce

design defined:

Add subtle texture to white space by using dry embossing.


Judy

design defined:
Fine details in patterned paper work well in larger dies on a CAS card.


Kimberly

design defined:
Sentiments can be the main design on a CAS card.


May

design defined:

Use some sticky notes to shape your focal image on a CAS one layer card.

Now go have fun creating your CAS design and don't forget to link up here on the challenge blog by Monday at NOON (CDT)!

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