Hey friends!! Hope your week has been going well. We have been having some beautiful weather here in the Pacific Northwest!! With all this good weather my crafting time has been cut down, but I did find time to create a little card for the current CASology challenge. Yep... Lisa and I are continuing our personal little challenge revolving around CASology. I also used the layout from Freshly Made Sketches and the color combo from ColourQ so I will be adding my card to those lineups and the current Simon Says Stamp Wednesday challenge of anything goes. I have had the Concord & 9th Map Love stamp set for well over 6 months and have been wanting to make something with it. When I saw the CASology cue word of Journey I immediately thought of this set. I realize that some may not understand what connection my card may have to the cue word, but there is one, lol! Obviously the earth journeys around the sun, but love is also a journey and one of the most rewarding journeys that we will ever take!! I also think that stamping is a journey. When I started my stamping journey I didn't know much, but as I have traveled this road I have learned a lot, had a lot of fun and met some pretty nice people! So... there you have it... my take on the cue word. Now that I have that explanation out of the way I will say a little bit about my card which is pretty straight forward I think. I thought the FMS layout was perfect for this type of card. Lots of white space, a nice visual triangle created by the sequins and a pleasing arrangement of the colors. Oh... and I managed to have pretty much everything in the lower third of my card! This kind of card reminds me why I like clean and simple designs so much!
Thanks for stopping by today... would love to hear your thoughts on my card! Please make sure you head over to Lisa's blog to check out her card. I know it is going to something super clever!
Supplies: Cardstock: white; Stamps: Concord & 9th Map Love; Inks: Stampin Up! So Saffron, Rose Red and Rich Razzleberry; Memento Tangelo; Pretty Pink Posh clear sequins; Die: A Jillian Vance Design
13 comments:
Absolutely perfect, Rosemary! You are the queen of collage & CAS--so talented, my friend! Have a great weekend--we're looking forward to a little cool down!
Absolutely brilliant card Rosi. I just love how you combined challenges. Love the design, layering and colors. You rock my sweet friend. Mwah. I am lucky to have as my friend and close by. :)
What an awesome take on the sketch! And journeys take on many forms and you've given us a couple of great examples! Thanks for sharing with us at Freshly Made Sketches!
Love your very clever take on the cue card and how you have used the colours, Rosemary!!!! Your sequins are placed so perfectly to make a lovely visual triangle!!! So stunning!!!
Have a great day!!!
Hugz
Oh my gosh, how perfect is this for all of the challenges Rosemary!! You know I enjoy your pretty little collages and this one is no exception! Thanks so much for joining us at ColourQ!
Wow, what a beautiful interpretation of the cue word this week, Rosemary! Love is quite the journey and well worth it, right? I love the colors you combined, and I', really loving those Concord and 9th stamps! Perfectly CAS card! Thanks for playing along with us at CASology!
Fabulous combination of challenges to make a stunning card!
Thanks for joining us at CASology!
Brilliant combo of challenges and I love the layered stamping! Thanks for playing along with CASology this week!
Fabulous card, Rosemary! Great take on the cue word, beautiful use of the colors and terrific combination of stamps - thanks so much from playing along with us at CASology this week!
Rosemary, what a perfectly beautiful CAS card. I love it. FABulous stamping, design, and take on the challenges. You are always SO inspiring! You ROCK!
Beautiful and clever CAS card.
Thank you for joining us at Simon says Stamp Wednesday Challenge.
Luv
Debby
Hurrah--HM at CASology!
Oh this is totally fabulous! your one layered card is creative and so clever. Thanks for joining us at FMS this week!
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