Week 120: SEA

Want to visit the sea with us?  With winter on its way, we want to think warm thoughts and since we've already used java as a cue word, we're going to take a mental vacation instead!  Come join us!

Cindy B Designs (previously known as Cindy Coutts) is back as our sponsor this week!

She has a Christmas class beginning next week (Monday) and everyone is invited to participate ($12.99 for 5 fun-filled days) for prizes and lots of fun!  There will be a daily challenge with prizes, so you'll want to check it out and join in the fun!

She is offering this week's winner 3 Tim Holtz Layering Stencils: Festive, Gothic and Woodgrain, perfect for creating those holiday cards and projects you have on your to do list!



Now let's take a look at what the design team and this week's guest designer created to inspire you!

Guest Designer:  Kate

  design defined:

Add extra interest to CAS designs with die cuts, patterned paper, glossy accents and dry embossing. 

Ardyth

design defined: 

Colour and shape play an important role in CAS design!


Gillian

design defined:
Try using small stamps to add an extra interest to a CAS card.


Jen

design defined:

A background pattern in VersaMark can add interest while keeping CAS.


Joyce

design defined:
Use a sketch to design your CAS card.


Judy

design defined:
Simple color schemes help keep your card CAS.

Kimberly

design defined:

Achieve a large scene feel, yet remain CAS by using
a punch or die to contain your images.


May

design defined:

Adding your hand drawn image can create a fun scene on your CAS design.


Meghan

design defined: 

Layers can work on clean and simple cards.


Melissa

  design defined:
Classic black & white with a pop of color is perfect for a CAS design.


 Tracey

design defined: 
You can CASify a tag by adhering it to a card base to give it breathing room.

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

 

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