Today is my hubby's birthday. This afternoon I will be whipping up a sour cream-fudge birthday cake for tonight's dessert. Yesterday, I went searching for some inspiration for his card. I found this week's CAS(E) This Sketch challenge and decided to use it:
He likes CAS design, just like I do. He will like the clear, bold colours, the overlapping stamping and all the white space. He will also notice the solid stamping and be suitably impressed! lol!
I used:
MFT Birthday Wishes and Balloons
MFT Party Balloons
Avery Elle Double Pierced Rectangle
Oh what an awesome take on the sketch! LOVE those bold bright colours and effect of overlapping stamping! Happy birthday to your hubby!
ReplyDeleteStunning interpretation of the sketch Ardyth - love your bright bold card - and I trust DH does too.
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Maxine
Ha! Love that your hubby will be able to pick out what he loves about your card...and how hard it is to get those solid images crisp!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHe should be impressed, it's fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteGood thing your husb likes CAS design! ;) I'm still trying to figure out exactly what makes the grade with mine. @_@ Like him, I really like the bright colours and the way they overlap. Happy birthday to him!
ReplyDeleteNice! Love that he has a "style"! Hope his Birthday was wonderful...
ReplyDeleteBelated Happy Birthday to Michael, Ardyth ... hope you all had a wonderful celebration! Fabulous, crisp, bright card ... how brilliant you both share and appreciate such perfect CAS design! Hugs & bisous, my friend, Anita :)
ReplyDeleteJust perfect - those balloons are floating on the card!
ReplyDeleteClean, crisp and guy perfect! Love the really subtle balloon strings too. And YUM on that cake!!
ReplyDeleteLove your take on this sketch and the balloon colours are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteSuper fun take on the sketch!
ReplyDeleteLove your colourful happy balloons, Ardyth!!!!
ReplyDeleteFun take on the sketch in true "Ardyth" style! Love the overlapping colours on your balloons!
ReplyDeleteI don't know how you got those stamps to ink so solidly but my hat's off to you, Ardyth.
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