Happy Thursday which means another challenge at CAS Colours & Sketches. It’s the fifth Thursday in the month so it’s a double challenge – colours AND a sketch. I got to use a couple of new and so far unused sets, Blooms and Wishes and Penned & Painted and I can see a lot of use for these sets in the near future.
Here’s the banner which inspired my card.
Fun right? I’ll be interested to hear how the rest of the design team cut their curve. I used a plate and my piercing tool and then used paper snips. Once I’d cut my curved piece of whisper white, I stamped my images, the flower in bermuda bay from Blooms and Wishes and the ladybird and centre of the flower from Penned & Painted using melon mambo and daffodil delight. Next I took the Endless Birthday Wishes set and curved the photopolymer stamps for the greeting to match the curve of my card. After stamping that in the right place, I attached my homemade DSP with the tombow glue.
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See you tomorrow,
Liz
Very pretty card! I love that your stamped piece is the top layer.
I like your homemade DSP, it looks great layered on the White card, clever way to get the curve too
Louise x
I too used a plate to get the curve and then hand cut it – keep meaning to buy a die as I really like this shape! Love the little flowers and ladybird you used to fill your bottom space, fab card.
Clever workaround for not having a die to cut the curved line! I wouldn’t have thought to use the Bermuda Bay for flower petals but they look really bright and cheery. Nice job, Liz!
Bright, cheerful and so cute! The ladybirds are adorable. Love it. Caro x
Very creative to use a plate and I love your stamped BG, fun and beautifully done. I luckily have a die to die cut the curve, it is from a set of 3 from Mama Elephant. Hugs Bev x
PS. My apologies in being SO late coming by to comment, it’s been one of those weeks! Hugs Bev x
No problem – we all have weeks like that. Hope your week is improving.