Showing posts with label MFTStitchedFlowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MFTStitchedFlowers. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 19, 2017

CASology #280 KINDNESS

Hello CASology friends. Hard to believe we've come to the last CASology challenge for the year. Its a two-week challenge to give you more time since this time of year is very hectic. 

We have a good one this week...let's end this year focusing on KINDNESS. 

And for me, this is the last CASology challenge as a Design Team member.  :( 
I need to step away from my DT duties to focus on work since my girls are now in their tweens/teens.  


For this KINDNESS challenge, I wanted to make a thank you card for Melissa and the rest of the CASology DT who have shown me great kindness and friendship over the past year and a half I've been on the CASology team. They are truly a wonderful group - supportive, encouraging, and as you know, so very inspiring. I'm forever grateful to Melissa for giving me this opportunity to join them. 

My card is quick and simple. I framed the PTI sentiment with a embossed border and centered it on the card maintaining a nice thick border of color. I created a layered flower from MFT Stitched Flowers dies and nestled it i the corner of the sentiment block. 


Be sure to check out the fabulous creations the DT has come up with: 

Guest Designer:  Bharati
Sponsor:  STAMPlorations

And THANK YOU to all of you for visiting and supporting me as well with your kind words and comments. Happy holidays to you and all the best in the New Year! Wishing you a very happy and crafty 2018!

Tuesday, October 3, 2017

CASology #269 GRID

Hello friends -

This week's CASology challenge is GRID. There are TONS of ways to take this cue so maybe this will be an easy week for you guys. FORTUNE last week was a challenge!


For my card I used GRID patterned paper from Authentique for my die cut flowers (MFT Stitched Flowers). I anchored them with a thin strip of Ocean Tides cardstock to match the sentiment.


The grid patterned paper is low-key and doesn't overpower the card. Just a simple pattern. 


Check out how the rest of the DT was inspired by GRID: 

Guest Designer:  Bobby

Its a crazy world out there and I think if we as card makers can bring a smile to someone's face even for a minute, we've done a good thing.  Have a great week! Thanks for stopping by.

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