A cup of coffee with a friend....

 

What can be better than a cup of coffee with a (good) friend? truely happiness.

A card I've made for a friend at work, who knows to appreciate a good coffee together.

It's another card for the color challenge at The Color Throwdown (you can see my previous one HERE):

It also goes for the current challenge at CAS on Friday, which asked for 'Coffee':

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Another leafy birthday card

 

Happy Saturday!

here's another leafy birthday card, with some mistic look.

I used the sketch from Inspire.Create.Challenges:

Colors are from Hand Stamped Sentiments:

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You're Appreciated - CTD meets FMS

 

One of the FAV

at The Color Throwdown

A good friend of mine, who is also a co-worker, is leaving our department, so I made her an appreciation card.

I loved the colors offered this week by The Color Throwdown #666, and paired them with the lovely sketch from Freshly Made Sketches #509.

I wanted my card to be as CAS as possible, and it is almost a one layers card. I just felt the addition of the enamel dots are perfect.

I used Altenew's stamp set, both for the striped triangles and the sentiment.

The large triangles were stamped in Hero Arts' orange soda, and the small ones - in VersaFine toffee ink. The sentiment was stamped in Ranger's coffee archival ink.

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Love with tags

I saw the current challenge at Colors Hues, and really loved it:

The color combo of red, kraft and white, just screams  'Christmas', but I don't celebrate this holiday, so I went on something completely different.

I didn't add any sentiment, as I have not decided yet for what occasion I'll be using this card....

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Birthday wishes with autumn leaves

 

A winner at Just Add Ink

I hope you're not fed up with autumn leaves and colors... I really love autumn colors.

I was inspired by the challenge at Just Add Ink, with this beautiful photo:

The colors, the dewdrops, the leaves...

I stamped some leaves on the white cs basis, and then added some die cut leaves, that I colored with distress inks. I really loved the dewdrops on the leaves, so I added some on mine too.

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Always Amazing, in purple

 

One of the Top 3

at Addicted to CAS

Dark purple is a very dominant color, and a hard one to take photo, but it's soooo beautiful! 

There are some purplish challenges, and I gave it a try.

I stamped the flower in Hero Arts Grape Juice ink, and the leaves in two shades of bright green. I then fussy cut them and adhered to a white cs basis, after stmping the sentiment, again in purple. I added some glittery enamel dots in silver, and my card is done!

As I said, it's very hard to take a photo of purple, and in the photo the flower and the sentiment look as if they're black, but it's purple!

I woud like to enter it to the following chalenges:

As You See It, with this amazing inspiration photo:

Addicted to CAS - purple:

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A birthday card in pastel colors - Color Throwdown

Here's a quick birthday card, in pastel colors, inspired by Color Throwdown #665:

I used strip tirangle stamp (Altenew) in pink, purple and aqua. The sentiment (again Altenew) was stamped in purple.

I also add some scoring lines, and my card is done!

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Just Us Girls meets Freshly Made Sketches

 

Happy Saturday!

This time I'm with a rather masculine birthday card, inspired by two challenges.

I used the sketch from Freshly Made Sketches #508, which is very cas:

For the vertical strip I chose to just score lines, to keep my card cas.

I was inspired by the colors and some of the elements in the inspiration photo from Just Us Girls #607:

I took the colors, the arrow with the triangles banner and the tiny stars.

It also goes for a local FB group challenge, which asked for masculine projects.

I really like how it came out!

A Happy Birthday card

 

Happy Friday to all!

Today I would like to share a CAS birthday card I made for some challenges.

I used the sketch from Global Design Project:

For the rectangle I used a textured navy blue cs and die cut the shape.

I fussy cut the flowers with the leaves from an AltairArt dp, backed it on another die cut, this time scalloped edges, cut from an experiment water color paper in raspberry color.

I stamped the sentiment in raspberry jam ink and mounted it on the navy blue cs.

The colors are from CAS Colours & Sketches:

And it also goes for The Paper Players - birthday:

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Follow Your Dreams

One of the Fave

at CAS on Friday

Happy Saturday!

I went with the Autumn atmosphere, and made this card, a one layerd card.

To give some dimention and interest, I scored vertical and horizontal lines, not all the way.

I distressed the corner that was made, with TH green distress ink, again - not all the way.

I then stamped the feathers in some autumnal colors and the sentiment.

It goes for the 'Autumn - one layered card' challenge at Less Is More:

Also for the 'Autumn or Halloween' challenge at CAS on Friday (I chose autumn)/

And for the 'Make your mark' challenge at Addicted to Stamps an More:

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Enjoy the journey - CTD + CASology

 

I loved the colors of this week's challenge at The Color Throwdown so much, that I've made another card using turqouise, brown and kraft (you can see the first card I made HERE).

This time I went on much subtle hues of these colors, using TH distress inks for the background. I then stamped the urban skyline in brown, and the sentiment in turqouise.

I inked the edges of the pannel with TH distres ink in dark brown, and adhered it on a kraft basis.

It also goes for the 'View' challenge at CASology and the CAS 'one layer' challenge at Happy Little Stampers.

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You are Amazing - Less Is More 453

Happy Friday! The current challenge at Less Is More asked for the colors of purple and yellow:

A typical combinaion for Halloween, but I don't celebrate this holiday.

Still I was challenged by this color combo. I believe the time I spent thinking about this card, took me more than making it!

I used vanilla cs for the basis, and masked two flowers in TH distress inks - wilted violet and dusty concord.

The mask I used was from die cutting the same flower, and the die cut one I colored again with TH distress ink, this time scattered straw.

The sentiment is from Altenew set, and I used Hero Arts ink - orchis.

For the final tuch, I made a small bow from two thred in the matching colors and adhered it to the bottom of the yellow flower, and attched the flowe on top of the inked flowers.

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A leafy cas birthday card

 A cas birthday card made for some web challenges.

I started by inking the upper portion of the basis with TH peeled paint distress ink, following the sketch from CAS Colours & Sketches #441:

I kept the lines by masking tape. Then I stamped leaves, in different shapes and many orange hues and green hues, following the challenge at Color Hues #27, which asked for orange and green only:

I outlined the design with two thin stripes, in dark green cs.

The sentiment says, in Hebrew: Happy Birthday, and was stampped with orang ink, while the edges of the stripe was distressed with green ink.

I was also inspired by the inspiration photo at Cookie Challenge #161:

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Thanks for beaing you - a CAS card

This is my 2nd card for today! 

I fell in love with the new color challenge at Color Throwdown, which asked for brown, kraft and teal, and made this 'Thanks' card:

I'm going to give it to a friend at work, who is alway there for me. I like the 'spilled stains', which was an accident, as I stamped the opposite side of the stamp...LOL

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Live, Love, Laugh - a CAS card

 

Hello dear friends!

Today I would like to share with you a CAS card I've made, inspired by two challenges:

CAS on Friday - circles

Global Design Porject - color challenge, which asked for red, sahara sand and black:

I kept my card very simple - scored vertical lines to give a little frame, I die cut the circles (Memory Box) twice - one in black and one in red, and then I used the black circle frames and added the red insides, here and there.

I used TH chitchat words for my sentiment, adhered to the same cs I used for the base (can you see it has a little shimmer on it?).

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A warm colors wedding card

One of the Top 3

at Try Stamping on Tuesday

A cut above at 

The Paper Players

Hello crafty friends! 

Here's a wedding card I've made, which is actully an envelope, attached with a magnet. 

You can open the envelope and place your gift card or money inside. 

This time, I didn't stamp anyting. I just used beautiful pp with dies.

For the colors, I was inpired by The Paper Players:

I used the 3 colors and added the yellow as my 4th color. I think it goes well with these warm colors, isn't it? 

I did some distressing on the edges with TH vintage photo distress ink.

I used the sketch from Try Stamping On Tuesday:

I really loved this sketch! and I also took the option of plaid pattern.

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