Can you keep a secret? This card, that I made for this week's CAS(E) This Sketch challenge is for my daughter's birthday which is not until early March. Here's the sketch:
One of the best things about making your own cards is the ability to personalize them and customize them for the occasion. I kept this card very clean, but still personalized it by embossing KATE (using TCP Coolvetica) in clear embossing powder. The sentiment is Papertrey, the 1 is Parker numbers from Memory Box and the 0 is a 3/4" circle punch.
Another great thing about making cards is that I get to come to all your blogs and see how you've interpreted the sketch - can't wait! The deadline is next Tuesday at noon, so go get busy!
Trendy colours and innovative take on the sketch. Love that blue gem placement and the subtle background:)
ReplyDeleteLove it love it love it. Just one question - what does TCP stand for?
ReplyDeleteJenny
This is a treasure. I'm sure that your dd will keep it forever. It's gorgeous. Love, love, love that color combination. Fantastic Ardyth, simply fantastic! Bev
ReplyDeleteThis rocks! Love the colours and the clear embossed name is such a cool touch!
ReplyDeleteArdyth, Your daughter's card is awesome. I'm with Jen W.... Such a super cute touch how you clear embossed her name in the background.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! This is ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS! I love it!!! Your daughter is going to love it too! The clear embossing of her name is an amazing touch - I may have to try this-all I need is an alphabet stamp set now!
ReplyDeleteThank you for reminding me that my card qualified for the CASology challenge this week! I was going to make another card to enter into it so maybe I'll have two to enter this week! :)
How very creative! Love the rhinestone!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty! What a wonderful way to make a card that is perfectly personalized!
ReplyDeleteYou mean your daughter isn't a regular visitor to your blog? What a fab CAS card! Love the subtle embossing.
ReplyDeleteHi Ardyth -- Just wanted to say HI and thank YOU for the sweet comments you always leave on my blog.
ReplyDeleteI'm totally LOVIN' learning the skill of creating CAS style cards and really LOVE both of Jackie's new challenge blogs....they really have some fabulous ideas and make it easy!!
Not to mention all the inspiration the you and all the DT members share! Your cards are always some of my favorites -- thank you for sharing your wonderful talents with us all!!
Hugs,
Lisa
Beautiful CAS. Thanks for stopping by and leaving the lovely comments.
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Berni
berni46blogspot.
You never disappoint with your CAS cards, and I'm always amazed with what I find whenever I visit your blog! This is simply a fabulous creation! Love it!!
ReplyDeleteThis is an extra-special birthday card. Your daughter will love that your personalized it.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Ardyth, she will adore it, who wouldn't love something with your own name all over it!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors and the clear embossed! So perfect for a birthday card!
ReplyDeletereally cool card! I think she will like it!
ReplyDeleteHoly kamoly girl, this is beyond fantastic. The clear embossed background is a one heck-of-a-lot-of careful stamping/embossing! I admire your determination (personally, I would have quite after row 1). The single blue rhinestone melts my heart!
ReplyDeleteIt's brilliant and Kate will love it! I think the touch of bling is perfect!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colors, gorgeous embossing, gorgeous card! I LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteOh my ... Kate is going to be blown away! Love the clear embossing and the fabulous single bling! Anita :)
ReplyDeleteGreat card, I love how you interpreted the sketch!
ReplyDeleteThis card is SO COOL!! I love love the embossed name in the background and the reverse die cut is so perfect!! Really really love this!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad that I visited your blog! I didn't know there was a cool subtle background of your daughter's name! Such a special, personalized card!
ReplyDeleteI love the way you've personalised your card and the punched out 10 is fab. x
ReplyDeleteVery neat! I LOVe the layers and the subtle backround! And that sequin just adds such a great touch!
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