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Sunday, 13 January 2019

CTC #211: All My Love

Hi!


Hello again, and welcome to the new week's CASEing The Catty Blog Hop! This week the blog before mine is Peta's. It really doesn't matter where you start - just keep on going until you get back to where you started. When you're done, why not pop on over to the Facebook group to enter a card?


This week I picked a card from page 7. It can be a bit tricky to think about how to CASE a card when you don't have any of the same products. Actually, I probably shouldn't say tricky, as it's not really, it just takes a little more thought.


The card I CASEd is quite soft with its colours, but I went in the other direction and went bold so that I could play with the new Happiness Blooms DSP.

scissorspapercard, Stampin' Up!, CASEing The Catty, Picture Perfect Birthday, Happiness Blooms DSP, Stitched Labels Framelits

You can see that my card is essentially the same, I've just used what I have in my stash. The flowers were all fussy cut from the DSP as I don't yet own the Bloom By Bloom stamp set.

scissorspapercard, Stampin' Up!, CASEing The Catty, Picture Perfect Birthday, Happiness Blooms DSP, Stitched Labels Framelits

I also had to substitute for the Stitched Labels die, as I don't have the die used on the card, which is from the Rose Trellis set. It just goes to show that a CASE can be more than a direct copy.

I'm sorry I don't have my usual picture of the inside today - I'd mailed the card before I realised that the photo I'd taken was too blurry to be used. You'll just have to imagine that I stamped the tall, thin sentiment from Picture Perfect Birthday and adhered a few of the smaller flowers in a cluster beside it. Can you picture it? I hope so!

Now you're off to see the lovely Rebecca's card for the All My Love challenge.


Don't forget to check out our Facebook group when you're done!


Bye for now,

Tina

11 comments:

  1. Love your colour choices on this. So bright and summery

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  2. I love how you have cut the flowers from the DSP instead of using stamps. I love the bold colours too.

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  3. Great example of what you can do with the papers and inks you have on hand. It's always great to see a different colour and products used for the card, really opens your mind to new possibilities.

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  4. Great case. The bold colours look great

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  5. Oh Tina - you are marvellous! I don't have the Bloom by Bloom stamp set (and I don't think it will make it to the top of my list) but I do have the DSP on the way. As much as I love DSP, I would have never though to fussy cut the DSP and use it like that! Kelly x

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  6. Lovely. I'll be cutting out the DSP flowers too.

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  7. Love your bright bold take on a soft card- great card Tina. Using what you have is what we are all about. The happiness blooms paper just says "Happy" doesn't it?

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  8. I love the direction the inspiration has taken you, Tina. I just love the bold colours.

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  9. Awesome fussy cutting! Gorgeous colours and the sentiment is perfect with all the colour and energy on your card! Brilliant case. And what a great way to use what you have while being inspired by new products and ideas!

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  10. LOL! Snap on the case and greeting. So fun to see all the ideas emerging from this one card. Love your bold choices

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  11. Great CASE Tina, I love the flowers fussy cut from the DSP.

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