Hi!
Time for the new CASEing The Catty blog hop! I do love these hops - don't you? Hop, hop, hopping around in a circle until you get back to where you started, seeing lots of yummy Stampin' Up! inspiration as you go. What could be better? Did you come from the lovely Kelly's blog, or start here at mine? Doesn't matter, just keep on clicking!
This week we are CASEing the projects from the How Sweet It Is section of the Occasions Catalogue, which runs from pages 14 to 23. Lots of pages in which to find a project, technique or idea to CASE. What will you choose?
I didn't go any further than the first page of the section. I didn't CASE a card, this time I used a technique on several different cards. Have you noticed the Sweet Pins and Tags in the catalogue on page 15? What are you waiting for, they are sooo much fun! Look at the two front jars and the bag of yellow lollies. They come in three different shapes, each white with an iridescent border. Here comes the fun part - you can colour them! I pulled out my sponge brayer and went to town!
I chose the medallion shaped tag and coloured it with Tranquil Tide ink using my sponge brayer. When I had the colour I wanted I took a piece of towel and wiped over the iridescent border to remove any excess ink. Then I was set to decorate! The tags on page 14 are layered with strips of ribbon, DSP and stamped images, so I did the same.
The motorbike was fussy cut from a piece of the Classic Garage DSP and the birthday was cut from Black Foil using my Well Written Framelits. I have used them so much! The front was completed with a length of Flax ribbon, a piece of Smokey Slate DSP from the Neutrals pack, Basic Grey cardstock, cut with a Rectangle Stitched Framelit, and a Tranquil Tide base, embossed with the Subtle DTIEF.
I used a scrap of the Classic Garage DSP to finish off the inside, which also includes a sentiment from the new Incredible Like You stamp set.
That's it from me, next is the wonderful Rose Packer!
Don't forget to also check out our Facebook group, where you can add your card inspired by something in the How Sweet It Is Suite of the Occasions Catalogue.
Love the shiny words!! great boy card!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely LOVE your card, Tina. You've convinced me to get those tags, lol. I did wonder what was behind the Melon Mambo label on the jar!
ReplyDeleteWell aren't you clever- I hadn't really noticed those tags, you sent me racing to the catalogue! love the way your've coloured it, and I love your card. Your glossy black word looks fabulous too. Great CASE
ReplyDeleteGreat card Tina, love how you've turned it into a masculine card x
ReplyDeleteFabulous card Tina, I love these colours together. I hadn't even noticed the Sweet Pins & Tags in the catalogue.
ReplyDeleteThis si fabulous, Tina. I must give colouring those tags a go. And I love this card so much I'm goign to CASE it!!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad I read this post before I made a whole bunch of gift bags using these tags! Now I'll colour them as well. Thankyou. Love this project. Awesome guy card.
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