Week 337: Weekly Winners!

It's time to announce our Weekly Winner and Honorable Mentions!

 Deidre had the honor of selecting the Winner for Week #337 and here is her selection:

How fun is it to pop a piñata?! Marlena hit this one on the head! I love the pop of color

and the white on white sentiment. Great job!

Congratulations, Marlena!

Below is a winner's badge to proudly display on your blog:

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Here are the honorable mentions chosen by the rest of the design team:

Congratulations to all of you!

Here is a badge to proudly display on your blogs:

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Be sure to stop back in an hour for challenge #338!

Are You Playing?

There is still time to play along with the current challenge at CASology! You have until Monday at 9:00 A.M. (CDT) to submit your creation and we'd love to have you join us!

Week 337: BURST

We're bursting into a brand new challenge week!  It's going be fun to see how you interpret this cue!  Lot's of ways to use this one!

As always, remember the following CAS guidelines when creating your design:

1. One main image
2. Lots of open space, uncluttered
3. Limited layers & embellishments
4. 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!)

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

Guest Designer:  Maria

design defined:
A subtle sponged pattern still leaves still leaves plenty of white space.

Bharati

design defined:

No coloring is another way to go CAS.

Jacquie

design defined:
Layer your sentiment to preserve white space.

Janet

design defined:
Three images or elements is a tried and true CAS formula.

Jen

design defined:

Pop elements up on foam tape to add depth to a CAS design.

Joyce

design defined:

Use a very simple color scheme.

Karen

design defined:

Cluster elements to preserve white space.

Melissa 

design defined:
Stamping images off the edge creates interest.

Sue

design defined:
Using an odd number of images and plenty of white space to create CAS.

Go have fun creating your CAS design and don't forget to link up here on the CASology blog by Monday, April 8, at 9:00 a.m. (CDT)!

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