Hello folks,
Here's a quick, CAS card for three challenges - Addicted to CAS (code word - leaf), The Card Concept (photo inspiration) and CASology (cue card - 'one' so I've used one leaf die):
I took an alcohol ink background class a couple of years ago so I've got lots of bright, alcohol inked panels but I've never really known what to do with them. The colours in the Card Concept pic are almost identical so I used a simple leaf die and used the sprigs to make a CAS card - the sentiment's from Ink to Paper.
I think less is more when it comes to alcohol ink backgrounds - especially when the colours are this bright - I almost need sunglasses to look at it!
Happy stamping!
Claire
What a beautiful card! I love the clean-and-simple design and those brightly colored leaves. Super fun sentiment too! Thanks for playing along at The Card Concept!
ReplyDeleteGreat card, Claire! I love the inky leaves! Thanks for playing along with us at CASology and Addicted to CAS!
ReplyDeleteI love the vibrant colors of your pretty leaves. A beautiful design and fabulous sentiment. Thanks so much for playing along at CASology.
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful Claire :) Thank you for joining us at The Card Concepts this week
ReplyDeleteWe all love the traditional colours of autumn Claire but how lovely to see your leafy card made with rainbow brights! Love your layout and the way you tucked your sentiment in the curve of your leaves. A stunner! Thank you for coming to play with us at Addicted to CAS. Vicky x
ReplyDeleteI am in love with that sentiment and those gorgeous vibrant leaves. Fabulous CAS card. So glad you joined us at ATCAS this week
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I love how bright and bold the leaves are! I still struggle with alcohol inks but I love how you use them here. Thanks for playing along with CASology this month!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous, Claire, and all elements are in perfect harmony!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining us again over at CASology! :)
Gorgeous card!!! Love those colorful leaves and your perfect CAS design!!!
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