Week 359: Weekly Winners!

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

 Jen had the honor of selecting the Winner for Week #359 and here is her selection:

Danielle's single coloured mug popping out of the group caught my eye immediately.  The white on white framing keeps things CAS and draws your eye right to that coloured focal point.

Congratulations, Danielle! 

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 #360!

Week 359: REPEAT

A new year is here and here we are back in January again!  How about repeating something on our card designs this time around?  You're welcome to repeat a past CASology challenge cue or create anything that comes to mind related to this word!

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 see what the design team and our guest designer did with it!

Guest Designer:  Claire

design defined:

A black, die cut silhouette works well against a busy, stamped background on a CAS card.


Deepti

design defined:
A little water color touch adds so much interest & depth to a card design.

Deidre

design defined:

Black & white with a pop of color is always CAS!

Jacquie

design defined:
Confine your design to one third of the card front.

Jen

design defined:

Use your sentiment to create a repeating pattern.

Joyce

design defined:

Create a focal point with repeating images.

Karen

design defined:
Stamping your images close together gives a feel of a one image.

Melissa

design defined:
Use stencils to add interest to simple pops of color.

Milka

design defined:
An otherwise busy background can work in CAS design by using white on white & a very simple pop of color.

Nancy

design defined:
Repeating a simple image creates a great focal point.

Sandie

design defined:

Sometimes all you need is a sentiment, texture, bold colors & a few embellishments and keep plenty of white space.

Sue

design defined:
One layer helps to keep CAS.

Go have fun creating your CAS design and don't forget to link up here on the CASology blog by Monday, January 20, at 9:00 a.m. (CST)!

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