Ready for a new week of CASology fun?! Sprinkles of the edible nature brighten anyone's day. Sprinkles related to the weather make the flowers grow. As you'll soon see there are more ways to interpret the cue word than these two examples, but your creative minds already know that! Let's just hop to it and see what the design team and this week's guest designer created for inspiration!
Creating a triangle shape with design elements draws the eye in, emphasizing the white space.
Ardyth
Deidre
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Group items in sets of odd numbers for visual interest.
Hannelie
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Balance is an important aspect of design. Remember that when placing your sentiment.
Hazel
Jacquie
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A shaker card works in a CAS design if the image is kept simple and there is lots of white space.
Jen
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Ardyth
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Minimizing layers and embellishments helps keep your design CAS!
Deidre
Group items in sets of odd numbers for visual interest.
Hannelie
Balance is an important aspect of design. Remember that when placing your sentiment.
Hazel
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Creating a line of vision can help to create balance in a CAS design.
Jacquie
A shaker card works in a CAS design if the image is kept simple and there is lots of white space.
Jen
Ground your main image with a simple band of color.
Joyce
Judy
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Let a dry embossed frame add interest to your open white space.
Kymona
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Adding contrasting colors creates a dramatically CAS card!
Melissa
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Monochromatic color schemes work well for CAS design.
Sherrie
Tracey
Joyce
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A focal point centered in the top third of a card is a classic CAS design.
Judy
Let a dry embossed frame add interest to your open white space.
Kymona
Adding contrasting colors creates a dramatically CAS card!
Melissa
Monochromatic color schemes work well for CAS design.
Sherrie
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Confining multiple colors to a small area keeps design CAS.
Tracey
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Keeping the activity in one section of your cards keeps your design CAS.
Go have fun creating your CAS design and don't forget to link up here on the challenge blog by Monday at NOON (CDT)!
Thank you for the fabulous inspiration from the DT x
ReplyDeleteI cant believe there are so many interpretations for Sprinkle. Brilliant collection of cards.
ReplyDeleteI am so happy to be GD this week girls. Thank you. You rock.
ReplyDeleteFab designs from the DT as usual - always love to see what direction you go in each week!
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