Week 149: VINTAGE

 

It's time for a new cue word and we're stepping back in time!  We're curious to see what this word makes you think of!

Waffle Flower is joining us as our sponsor this week! 

Waffle Flower Crafts started in April 2014 to explore possibilities in product designs. We like to think of ourselves as a tool company. We hope our stamps, dies and inks will help make crafting fun and approachable for everyone!

Fun, Inspiring, Versatile and Easy to use; all of our products were designed with our FIVE code in mind. We’re dedicated to bringing you the best crafting experience by using high quality photopolymer for our stamps, safe metal for our dies; all made in USA.

We are now proud to have over 70 products in our product line with many more coming every quarter.

We hope you can find time to create and make something today!

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Join the fun by

·         Using #WaffleFlowerCrafts on social media sites.

·         Linking to our Flickr group: http://www.flickr.com/groups/2540006@N24/

·         Playing in our bi-weekly challenge: http://bit.ly/WFChallenge

 

This week's winner will win one stamp set or their choice from the online store!

Let's take a look at what the design team and this week's guest designer created for inspiration!

Guest Designer:  Kelly

 design defined:
 Use the rule of thirds.  Position your focal point a third of the way up or down your card to create interest but still preserve your white space.

Ardyth

design defined:
  Pop up a shape from your focal panel for interest without lots of extra 'stuff'!


Gillian

design defined:

Don't be afraid to use texture on a CAS card.


Hazel

design defined:
You can make the sentiment your focal point in a CAS card.


Jen

design defined:
One layer + one image + one ink colour = super CAS! 


Joyce

design defined:
Black and white with a small pop of color can be very CAS.

Judy

design defined:

Masking and layering images provides depth without bulk.


Kimberly

design defined:
One layer, Lots of open space keeps it CAS!

Kymona

 design defined:

Sponging the edges of your card adds depth and character.

Melissa

 design defined:
Add dimension to abundant white space by popping up the main panel of your design.

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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