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Tuesday, 6 January 2015

CASology 128 - Date


This week's CASology Cue Card is Date!




Inlaid die cuts are a popular trend right now, and I thought that they would be a simple, subtle way to add a date to my very simple New Year card.

I started by stamping the Papertrey sentiment in Versafine Onyx. I then lined up the Memory Box number dies on my graph paper before laying a strip of repositionable tape across their backs (this makes proper positioning so much easier!). I cut them out of the stamped panel and then laid them back in.

Now it's your turn!

Before you go, don't forget to check out all the other DT Members for more inspiration - and be sure to stop by our two newest members - Kymona and Hazel - to say welcome! We've got a sponsor this week, too - Cindy B Designs; be sure to check out CASology for all the details!



30 comments:

  1. Such an effective technique, Ardyth. Looks fantastic!

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  2. This is really cool. I was staring at it trying to figure out how you accomplished such straight lettering over the numbers.

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  3. WOW, i love the inlay die for the year. Perfect! LOVE!!

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  4. Love the graphic, stylish look. You always succeed in your CAS designs Ardyth, you have such a great eye and sense of style! GD Nonni

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  5. Love the clean, crispness of your card and the graph paper idea is so clever! Must remember that in future especially as I found a pad of graph paper while I was cleaning out recently.

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  6. Super CAS with high impact. I would have known this was your card anywhere. Love it, and thanks for the graph paper tip. I don't know why I never thought of that!

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  7. Good golly Miss Molly, this is a super card! I love the look of this new year card Ardyth, so simple, but so elegant. You can always pull off these kinds of card like no other. Hugs, Brenda

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  8. Perfection, Ardyth! So absolutely clean and simple! LOVE!

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  9. Stylish, chic and completely perfect, Ardyth ... stunning! Anita :)

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  10. So CLEAN, amazing. I need to do more inlaid dies too...

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  11. Super card, Ardyth. Those inlaid numbers are so cool. And I love that it's white on white. Speaking of white...is it cold by you, and/or snowy? Bitter cold here! Stay warm my friend. Bev

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  12. Hey Ardyth!! First let me say that I'm super excited to have joined this team. It was one of your cards that brought me to CASology in the first place. Your cards always amazes me. This card does the same. I love the simplicity but elegant nature of your card. Happy 2015 to you too!!

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  13. Gorgeous! Happy New Year!!
    ~c

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  14. I love your beautiful creation! Simple and quite stunning!

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  15. So perfect, Ardyth! Love the big inlaid numbers.

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  16. Great New Year card Ardth, love how you overlaid the sentiment on the numbers.

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  17. Brilliant as always Ardyth :0)
    Jenny x

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  18. Oh, wow. That is a VERY cool look!

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  19. Amazing card Ardyth...so classy!

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  20. Another totally amazing design!

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  21. So clean and effective -- perfect, Ardyth!

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  22. Ardyth your card is Clean & Graphic perfection! Oh to think like you do!

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  23. 'Simply' stunning! Thanks for 'splaining your process of stamping first, then die cutting! I likely shouldn't say this out loud, but I instantly wondered "how did she stamp the sentiment so perfectly in the grooves of the diecut letters?

    Yes, I know! Duh! Let's just say that I've not been sleeping well lately....

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  24. Genius and wonderful..love your card, Ardyth!!! Happy New Year to you...can't wait to see what you create this year:)!! Hugs!!

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  25. Clever way to use the cue card Ardyth and even this is sooo simple I wish I have a die cut machine and can did this inlaid technique..love youe DATE CAS card Ardyth....see you soon maybe on my blog...I have other interpretation for the DATE this time :) hugs, Monika

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