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Friday, 13 November 2015

Casing My Card

Good Morning.
What a thrill for me this month.  I am the Guest Designer over at the Time Out Challenges where they are casing my card below. 



I wanted to play along too, so here is an easy Christmas card I made.
Again, I am showcasing yet another way to use one of my favourite stencils from Simon Says Stamps.   
I began by masking off any area on my card front then laid the stencil over the mask and applied some Distress inks over that using a applicator tool.  I used Salty Ocean and a hint of Peacock Feathers, my two personal favourite Distress ink colours.
Then, I removed the mask and scored a frame around the inked area to help define it with my ScorPal.  Splattered white paint over the top, stamped the sentiment from Inkadinkadoo and done.

Adding my card to these challenges:

Time Out Challenge- CHALLENGE 44

Fab 'n' Funky- CLEAN AND SIMPLE

CRAFT- CHRISTMAS

 Thanks so much for coming by and taking a look.

Supplies:  stamp- Inkadinkadoo/ stencil-SSS/ Distress ink/ Memento bl ink/ inking tool/ ScorPal/ wh acylic paint

19 comments:

  1. wonderful CASE of your card Karen-love how you used the scored edges. Thank you so much for inspiring us at Time Out x

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  2. Both cards are cool! (lol, no pun intended in regard to your snowflake card)

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  3. Oh my, LOVE this card, simply gorgeous!!!

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  4. Hi Karen -
    I loved your original card and Pinned it and this one is beautiful too. I do have a question though - how in the heck did you get the scoring so perfect around the card - I can't seem to do this and would love any insight or tips.
    Thanks -
    Jen

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  5. So adorable - love the snowflake.

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  6. Very beautiful and I love the clean and simple design of it. Snowflakes this time of year are so appropriate for card designs.

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  7. Both of your cards are beautiful Karen! Great design! xx

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  8. Love that you CASed your own card. Your take is just beautiful. I love that you made scor lines around your masked area. I did not realize that, and used a second piece of card stock when I CASed you. I like your way better.

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  9. Love both the original and the CASE! Fabulous!

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  10. Karen its so exciting for me to be CASEing one of your cards for this challenge. I'm a huge fan and love your designs. Just love this snowflake card, the blue is gorgeous and is the perfect CAS design. Hope you enjoy seeing all the creations over the next two weeks, always interesting to see someone be inspired by your own card. So wonderful to have you with us at TIME OUT!!!

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  11. LOVE the gorgeous shimmery blues, Karen ... so perfect with the snowflake stencil! Thanks so much for being our Designer to CASE at Time Out ... it's a joy to be working with you! Hugs, Anita :)

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  12. This is fab Thanks for joining us at FNF. xx Jan Dt

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  13. This is so great technique Karen -I just love those score lines! Thank you so much for being our CASE designer. xxx

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  14. An utterly PERFECT CAS card. Love the embossed edge around the image. Beautiful. Thanks so much for joining in the fun with the Fab ‘n’ Funky crew for our ‘Clean & Simple’ challenge this week. Love to see you back again soon. Hugs, Wends x Fab ‘n’ Funky DT

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  15. Think it is good fun to case your own card and this case looks just as beautiful as your first! Love the bright colours on both! Thanks for your great case-card on the TIME OUT blog!

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  16. This is simply beautiful, Karen, what gorgeous colouring! Thanks for joining in at CRAFT Cahllenge!

    love Mags B x

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  17. Lovely card! I like the technique you used to achieve this look!

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  18. I may just have to CASE your CASE, Karen! Thanks for the inspiration, I just pinned this pretty card.

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  19. I am back again Karen ... just had to have another look. I am sure I saw this last year, but I forgot and I just love it.

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