Thursday 21 January 2016

CAS Colours & Sketches #157

Another bunch of colour yumminess at CAS Colours & Sketches this week.

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And for me a little experimenting with a new technique. I found the instructions here. I used the gorgeous gerbera stamp set from Uniko and really love how it looks in these two colours.


I used the leaf stamp from the set to stamp all over a scrap piece of card to make my mat - I didn't have any soft suede cardstock and thought this would be a good way round the problem.


I added a sentiment in soft suede to finish off my card.

Supplies:
Stamps: Uniko, Pure Florals Gerbera, All Occasion Sentiments #1
Inks: SU, rose red, so saffron, soft suede

All the other DT cards and our guest designer Maaike's card can be found here - be sure to go take a look.

Thanks for visiting today, hope you've found a little inspiration here.

And keep crafting!

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8 comments:

  1. Love the Gerbera in the two colours and great stamping effect for your mat layer. Beautifully done Hugs Bev x

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  2. Very pretty! Love the layered technique!

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  3. You are right. Colours are fab with the gerbera. Love how you have put onto card base at an angle x

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  4. It looks like triple time stamping, one of my all time favourite techniques. Beautiful card.
    Louise xx

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  5. Lovely and cheerful, gerberas are some of my favourite flowers! I like the extra touches which make this such a great card. Caro x

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  6. So creative and beautiful. I'm enjoying your crafty posts.

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  7. Your simplistic take on the triple time stamping technique is wonderful! Well done, Jane! :)

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  8. Jane. I don't know what to say. This card is perfect. I love the gerbera in the two colours. The mat is brilliant. The wonderful white space CASness is awesome.It's a fabulous card. Really. Liz x

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