It's time for a new cue word and this one is sure to bring out the creative genius within!
As always, remember the following CAS guidelines when creating your design:
- One main image
- Lots of open space, uncluttered
- Limited layers & embellishments
- Quick & easy to recreate (Note: It may take a while to create a design you like, but once you have that design, making more should be a piece of cake!)
Rubber Dance Stamps is returning as our wonderful sponsor!
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This week's winner will receive a $25 gift certificate to the online store! Also, during this week's challenge, all our CASology participants will receive FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING by using code CAS-72016! What are you waiting for?! Go take a look around in the store!
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Few or no embellishments help keep a card CAS.
Ardyth
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Keep your busy focal area small to preserve white space!
Deidre
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Matting large text stamps helps keep your card CAS.
Hannelie
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Large scaled patterns ensure plenty of white space.
Hazel
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Black and white can be enough on a CAS card.
Few or no embellishments help keep a card CAS.
Ardyth
Keep your busy focal area small to preserve white space!
Deidre
Matting large text stamps helps keep your card CAS.
Hannelie
Large scaled patterns ensure plenty of white space.
Hazel
Black and white can be enough on a CAS card.
Jacquie
Confining the images to one third of the panel is a classic CAS technique.
Jen
Surround a busy, colorful element with neutrals to keep things CAS.
Joyce
Combining stamp sets can be fun and CAS!
Kymona
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Using watercolors to add color to your stamped image creates a CAS card!
Melissa
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One focal image keeps things simple on a CAS design.
Sherrie
Tracey
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Using a simple colour scheme when you have multiple images keeps your design CAS.
Kymona
Using watercolors to add color to your stamped image creates a CAS card!
Melissa
One focal image keeps things simple on a CAS design.
Sherrie
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Keeping your rainbow to one side of the card preserves your white space.
Tracey
Using a simple colour scheme when you have multiple images 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! I'm honored to sponsor another CASology challenge and I can't wait to see all the entries this week. Love the theme! Awesome inspiration makes by the teamies and guest designer! Thank you for the ones you've made with my stamps - always fun to see! :-)
ReplyDeleteWell done, everyone!
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Beautiful DT projects! Thanks for a fun challenge!
ReplyDeleteI found you via the lovely Bibbi, great to see your fab CAS work....I am delighted to be your newest follower x
ReplyDeleteLove this specific challenge: lots of crafters are pretty "artsy"-- like it or not, and it's fun to use supplies that we kind of buy for ourselves (maybeee...) more than things like birthday greetings, etc. Also love to see the comment above from teh sponser-- awesome enthusiasm! Makes me want to go buy her stuff!
ReplyDeleteWonderful inspiration from the DT!
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