Wednesday 22 July 2015

Addicted to Stamps and More #154

It's time for my fortnightly midnight post which means there's a new challenge at Addicted to Stamps and More.  We follow a regular rota for our challenge themes so this week brings us to my favourite of our challenges which is...

Addicted to CAS
(clean and simple)


We have two sponsors this week:

Deedee's Digis - a $15 coupon is up for grabs
Rosey Hearts - the prize is for 5 free digis



Here's my DT card...


On some white cardstock I blended Distress Ink in Abandoned Coral to create an ombre panel fading from dark to light, and then used this to die cut my poppies.  On my card base I applied some white embossing paste through a dotty stencil and was very patient and left it to dry!  I then simply stamped the sentiment in the same ink, adhered the die cut over the paste and added some glossy gems to finish.

Materials used:

  • Ink: Distress Ink - Abandoned Coral
  • Stamp: Clearly Besotted - Miniature Floral Collection
  • Die: Poppy Stamps - Arched Poppy
  • Stencil: Tim Holtz - Dot Fade
  • Embossing Paste: Dreamweaver - white

Challenge entries:

Dream Valley - Challenge #111 - Embossing Wet or Dry
CAS-ual Fridays - Challenge #141 - Embossing
Crazy for Challenges - Challenge #293 - Monochromatic
Happy Little Stampers - July Sketch Challenge














There are some stunning projects in our DT gallery this week, my teamies have done some wonderful work with their CAS creations. I'd love for you to pop by and leave them some love.

Thanks for visiting as always.


18 comments:

  1. So stunning Anita!! Love the texture of your background here!! What a great CAS design! :)

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  2. Anita, this is truly stunning! Fab CAS and love the added texture with the paste.

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  3. This is simply stunning and perfectly CAS! Thanks so much for joining the Happy Little Stampers Sketch Challenge.

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  4. A gorgeous CAS creation. Thank you so much for sharing your lovely creation with us at Dream Valley Challenges.
    Hugs
    Cathy DT Member
    xxxxx

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  5. Beautiful, Anita...CAS and classy!
    Hugs~c

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  6. Your ombre die-cut poppies are so beautiful ... especially against the texture of your dotty paste background. Very pretty card! xx

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  7. A stunningly CAS card! Thanks for joining us at Happy Little Stampers!

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  8. Gorgeous card, Anita! I love your ombre effect on the Poppies and how you added texture with embossing paste! Stunning CAS design!

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  9. So much texture on this CAS card, love the ombre die cut. :)

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  10. Love how you created your background, Anita!

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  11. Just love the stenciled background with your die cut flower layered on top. Stunning and glorious as a CAS card.

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  12. Gorgeous card Anita, I love that die too so pretty isn't it ;) Viv xx

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  13. love the delicate flowers against the background

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  14. Well done with your patience, I'm not very good in that department.... This is so simple with the ombre effect sitting beautifully over the embossing paste background. Love it so much and I'm so excited you shared it with us at CAS-ual Fridays!!

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  15. This is fabulous, Anita! I love the CAS design, the pop of red, and the gorgeous texture from the embossing paste! Beautiful! thanks for joining in at Dream Valley!

    love Mags B x

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  16. What a beautiful card!
    I love this clean and simple design!!!

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  17. Stunning Anita - such a perfect example of embossing!

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  18. This is so sweet! Thanks for joining us at CAS-ual Fridays!

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