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There is still time to play along with the current challenge at CASology! You have until Monday at NOON (CST) to submit your creation and we'd love to have you join us!

Friday Feature: Rahmat's Craft Space!

Welcome back to another Friday Feature!  Rahmat is back one last time to share her craft space with us!  We all love seeing where each other creates and you're going to love a tour of Rahmat's space!  Here's a little sneak peek and then you'll want to head on over to her blog for more photos and details!

Her Desk

Her View

Thanks, Rahmat, for sharing the last few weeks!  We've enjoyed getting to know you better and seeing where you create!

Week 183: GLITTER

 

Time to put your sparkle on this week!  A little glitter cheers most anyone up, doesn't it?  What is it about glitter that attracts even the youngest of children?  I'm not so sure any of us ever outgrows the love for the stuff!

DeNami Design is returning to sponsor us and is giving away the Panda Pals set to this week's winner!  Is this not the cutest?!

Also, you can take 10% off your purchases over in the online store using code CAS2016 (valid until Sunday, February 14)!

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

Guest Designer:  Sarah

design defined:

A few touches of colour pop against the white space of a CAS design. 


Ardyth

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A monochrome colour scheme keeps things CAS! 


Deidre

 design defined:

Silver can play off gray to mimic neutral tones for a CAS card.


Hannelie

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Small details in your design can strengthen the message of your card. 


Hazel

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Confining a detailed image to a small area can keep things CAS. 


Jacquie

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Layered die cuts and glitter in small amounts can work in a CAS design. 


Jen

design defined:
A pop of colour against neutrals works well for CAS designs. 


Joyce

design defined:
Diagonal lines add interest to a CAS design.


Judy

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Paper can be your primary source of color on CAS cards.


 Kymona

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Texture can be part of the white space on a CAS design.


Melissa

 design defined:
A little watercolor can effectively frame your sentiment. 


Sherrie

design defined:
Using glitter tone on tone keeps your card CAS. 


Tracey

design defined:
A few well placed sequins can add interest to a CAS design. 


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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