Welcome to Week 7 of CASology! Here's the Cue Card for this week:
I wanted to try and use patterned paper in a CAS way. Normally I would do that by paper piecing so that the patterns appear in very small amount. This time I wanted it to be all about the paper so I kept everything else to a minimum. By using just the outline of the tree and some subtle pearls, the paper is the star of the card and it's a quick and easy make.
Now, have a hop around and visit the rest of the DT for some fabulous inspiration:
Also this week's guest designer:
Link your creations up to the CASology blog and remember that submissions are due by Sunday, 26 August at noon CST.
Supplies Used
Cardstock: (White) Bazzill, (Garden Green) Stampin' Up
Cardstock: (White) Bazzill, (Garden Green) Stampin' Up
Stamps: (Tree from Spring Groves, Sentiment from Vogue Abode) Paper Smooches
Ink: (VersaFine Onyx Black) Tsukineko
Gems: (Pearls) Dollarama
17 comments:
Absolutely stunning Jen. Love that dreamy paper!
This is a really cool idea - I love the outline images with the dp in the background!
Love the effect of the outline tree against the background paper.
Great combo, Jen! Love that paper and the silhouette of the tree against it is really dreamy. I am so darn proud of you......
What a great background for your image, pretty card Jen!
So sweet & soft - and sad. Really, somehow it all really conveys the "miss you" feeling, while being gorgeous :)
The background is fabulous.
really cool card, jen!!
So clever Jen! How fabulous is your bg!
Super paper and love the tree stamped onto it.
super fun...can't wait to play...my fav color:)
Wow, so soft and pretty! It caught my eye right away on the CASology blog.
Lovely way to show case your paper. x
Hey Jen, I hope your weekend is going well. Love your cards too. that souper card is darling also. Thanks for your sweet comment on my card. Hugs, Bev
The background really looks fabulous with that simple stamped image! I like it :)
i love this, almost looks a little seventies, it's the perfect i miss you paper
This is amazing! I love that background. So you're saying it's not an inked acrylic block but patterned paper?!
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