Disney colors birthday card - Featured Stamper for The Color Throwdown

 

I was invited to be a Featured Stamper for The Color Throwdown #694:

I absolutely loved the colors, and they reminded me a Disney theme 😊.

I don't have any fireworks stamp or stencil, so I used some of Kaisercraft ink splashes stamps, using the challenge palette. 

I added some  tiny dots from solid cardstocks, in matching colors, and stamped the sentiment in black. I matted the white panel with a grayish blue cs, and adhered it to the yellow  basis.

SimonSays Stamps Wednesday  challenge - Anything  goes 

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Everything Beautiful has it's Moment - a CAS card

A Top Cup at Sundy Stamps

 I've been a little MIA lately, health issues, but now I'm getting better each day.

Today I'd like to share with you this CAS card I made.

I stamped some 'paint splatters' with pale aqua distress ink, and added some real gold splatters. I stamped the background of the butterfly with two tones of lime green ink, and the detaild one with black ink. The sentiment was also stamped in black.

I adhered two b/w stripes pp, and added a thin gold washi tape in the middle of each of them.

The pannel was adhered to the white cs basis with foam tape.

Challenges:

Color Throwdown #687, with this lovely colors:

Sunday Stamps SSC280 -  sketch:

Supplies:

Ink - Ranger's archival ink (Vivid Chartreuse), Tim Holtz/Ranger distress ink (Tumbled Glass), Hero Arts (lime green, black).

Stmps - My Favorite Things (More Brilliant Butterflies), Kaisercraft (Moments).

Spray - Lindy's Stamp Gang (Grab a Guy Gold)

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Happy Birthday, with a clock and gears

A winner at CAS on Friday

Hello dear crafty friends!

While I was making my 'To a Dear Friend' card (HERE), I thought this beautiful color palette can also go with a masculine card, so here it is.

I die cut some gears (Memory Box) from dark green cs and sage cs. I stamped the clock (kaisercraft)  with clemenine ink (Pink Fresh Studio) on a kraft cs and punched it out.  The look of the inked image on the kraft is much subtle than on a white cs, and it goes well with the distressed look of my card.

With the same orange ink, I splattered on the kraft cs basis, stamped the sentiment in dark green ink and adhered the gears and clock.

It goes for the following challenges:

As You See It - photo inspiration/ colors:

Cas On Friday - Male

The Male Room - Clocks:

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A girly birthday card

 

Hello dear crafty friends!

Today I would like to share with you a girly cas birthday card I made for several challenges.

I deciede to split the card front by using a lacy stamp, and not using any dp, to make my card as CAS as possible.

I stamped and die cut the flowers and leaves, adhered them on the opposite side from what is in the sketche, and added an orange dew drop in the center. I stamped the sentiment by the flower.

I matted the panel with a pink cs and adhered to the white cs basis, and that's it.

Cas Colours & Sketches - sketch:

Hand Stamped Sentiments - colors: orange, pink and yeallow:

Perfectly CAS - flowers:

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This life is pretty amazing

The minute I saw the colors at TGIF, I thought of a beach scene:

I think this colors combo is so dreamy!

I used two distress inks (scattered straw and tumbled glass), and a ranger's archival ink (tea rose) to create the background. Then I die cut a stitched rectangle.

I'm not sure how, but in the end I didn't go on a beach scene, rather preferred to stay with a powerful statement (TH Stampers Anonymous stamp), inked with ranger's archival ink (jet black).

I added some butterlies (Kaisercraft stamps) as a whimsical element, again with the black ink.

I adhered the pannel to a folded vanilla cs basis, and that's it.

I would like to enter it to the 'Precious' challenge at Time Out challenge blog, as life is something very precious, and hence my inspiration for this card.

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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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Happy Day - mini kit for Counterfeit Kit June 2020

Counterfeit Kit Club got a lovely kit to counterfeit this month - Clique kits international called 'Wonderful World'. Here's a photo of the kit:

I decided to make a mini kit based on the inspiration kit, using some ot the colors - pink, pale blue and yeallow.

Papers - I gathered one 7 Dots Studio 12x12 pp and some 6x6 pp (WhiteRus').

For the embellishments - stickers (TH chit chat, Kaisercraft curasive words, La La Land), paper flowers, wood flowers, Robin's Nest dew drops, doily chipboard, enamel dots, paper clip and some washi tape stripes.

I also put in two Martha Stewart's punches to match the butterflies and photo corners in the inspiration kit, and some Lindy's Gang products in matching colors.

Naturally, I also included a counterfeit item - the yarn rainbow - 

I used Rachel Lowe's tutorial to make this rainbow. You can find it HERE.

I will be using this mini kit for my DT layout for CSI, which will be posted on July 1st, so stay tuned...

It's all perspective - CSI case file no. 318

Winner at Splashy Mix challenge
May 2020

First Fav at Challenge YOUrself

It's a new month and that means a new files (challenges) at CSI.

The first one is Case file no. 318:

I went the traditional way: All 5 colors of the scheme are here. These colors are so fantastic together!

For the eviedence I used: wood background, polaroid frame, cameras and a clock.

My journaling, written  directly on the background, is of some of my thoughts this pereiod - how it is all perspective that makes one capble of going through crisis and harsh period in life, and how time changes our perspective.

I followed Laura Whitaker's April sketch for My creative Scrapbooking. I just love Laura's sketches!

It also goes for the current challenge at Challenge YOUrself, which asked of a b/w photo:

And for the new mixed media challenge at Splashy mix challenge 17:

I was inspired by the orange and yeallow colors.

Here're some close-ups on the details:

Lots of Prima Marketing flowers!

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Whenever you need - a cas card

Honourable Mention

at More Than Words

mini challenge

Feb 2020

Just a quick post, with a quickly made CAS card.

More Than Words mini challenge - 'When':

Fusion - Decor:  sketch and photo inspiration:

I took inspiration from the natural colors and the linear black panels of the wall.

Simon Sasy Wednesday challenge - anyting goes

The coffee stains are Kaisercraft stamp and the sentiment sticker if from 7Dots Studio.

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