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Sunday 4 October 2020

CTC #288: CASE A Kit Project

 Hi!


Thanks for joining me for the new CASEing The Catty Sunday Challenge Blog Hop. I have two confessions for you tonight: first, I nearly missed the Hop. It's a long weekend here in Adelaide, so in my head the Hop was tomorrow because it's the last day of the weekend. Oops - luckily I remembered in time! I'll let you know my second confession later in my post.


This week we are challenging you to choose a Kit Card or Project from either catalogue to CASE. Unusually for me, I started my search for inspiration at the beginning of the Annual Catalogue. I soon came across the Gorgeous Posies Kit. I don't own it, but it's one I've admired. I absolutely love the Gold Foil outlines on some of the base cards.


It made me think of the (sadly) retired Magnolia Notecards, which have a Silver Foil outline. I'm much more of a silver person anyway!

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I started by trimming a piece of Plush Poinsettia SP to fit within the Silver Foil outline and adhering it with Glue Dots. The Poinsettia Petals die cuts were then layered over the top. I love the texture that is added to the petals and leaves as you crop the shapes.

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A couple of sprigs cut from Silver Foil were added to really highlight the Silver Foil on the card base. The flag end of the sentiment was cut using the Banners Pick A Punch.

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I stamped the complete poinsettia from the Poinsettia Petals stamp set, and then masked it so I could add some leaves in behind. A sentiment from Itty Bitty Christmas finished off the card, or so I thought...

So here is confession number two: I accidentally made two half cards, rather than one whole card. Another oops! The two notecards had stuck together, and it wasn't until after I'd glued my inside to what I thought was the card I'd just decorated the front of, that I realised. 

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So now I have two half done cards that I will have to finish at a later date, as due to confession #1, I had no time to finish off both today before the blog hop. Oh dear!

I hope you have a better run than me when you make your card for this week's challenge. Once it's done, just post a photograph in our Facebook group. Don't forget to tell us which Kit you CASEd.


Before you go, please do continue on with our Blog Hop. Next up is the very clever Julia, who has been very inventive with her CASE!

Bye for now,

Tina

5 comments:

  1. The poinsettia is stunning. I’m glad you managed to get your card (or two half cards) made in time. I hope you enjoy the rest of your long weekend.

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  2. That sounds like something I would do Tina! I love the cards though and great use of those Memories and More bases! I love the look of white on Kraft and the red just makes it pop.

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  3. HEhehehe. Haven't we all done this!! Your card (s) is gorgeous!! Love your colour choices and the splash of silver. Such gorgeous placement and layout too!!

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  4. Well the two half cards make one fabulous whole card - and now you'll have two fabulous whole cards when you finish them!! A happy accident. I love the colours and all the texture of the front of the card (I'm finding it increasingly hard to resist that poinsettia). And as always the inside of your card is just as pretty as the outside :)

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  5. Oh wow, that looks amazing!! I love all the texture and details.

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