There are so many OWHers and cardmakers who make fabulous cards -- with great vignettes, amazing layers of textures, and wonderfully colored images. And, then there are my cards. Well, for those of us who have seen Steve Martin in "The Jerk", remember the scene in which his character discovers his kind of music? I must say that's what I felt like when I first came across the term CAS! :)
I, too, enrolled in last month's Clean and Simple class. The class was full of creative and inspirational ideas! Fortunately, there is lifetime access to the lessons because our desktop computer experienced some technical difficulties -- and I have not yet viewed all the lessons.
In spite of this, I'd like to share three cards inspired from this class. The first card will be included in my next OWH shipment. The second card was featured on last Sunday's OWH Sketch Challenge #106 post, while the third card is going to be linked to this month's ODBD challenge, which is to do something creative with ribbon. The last two cards were sent out in this week's shipment.
Card 1: Masking Technique, Tone-on-Tone Palette
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| Techniques: Masking and Heat Embossing; Supplies: Hero Arts Cling stamp, Stampin' Up sentiment, Martha Stewart punch-around-the-page butterfly punch |
Card 2: Layering Elements
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| Technique: Layering Elements Supplies: BasicGrey kraft, Creative Memories dp |
Card 3: Stamping on Watercolor Paper
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| Technique: Stamping on Watercolor Paper, Embossing and Distressing Supplies: DMC floss, Hero Arts stamp, watercolor paper, Sizzix folder, Ranger core paper, |
Time to make a couple of CAS cards for friends before starting on more Mother's Day cards for OWH!
Thanks for stopping by. Happy scrappin'!
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