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Thursday, May 18, 2017

CAS(E) This Sketch 222

I'm on vacation from work next week but apparently my brain decided to start early because I completely forgot to write my blog post for the newest challenge at CAS(E) This Sketch!  So better late than never:



If you look closely at the sketch you'll see a small vertical strip on the left hand side.  I totally missed that on my card - I am clearly in need of this vacation!  Other than that I think I kept to the spirit of the sketch and using the colors from The Paper Players I made a rather eclectic floral card.


Short and sweet tonight.  I've got another blog post to schedule tonight - my name would be mud if I missed two in a row!  Thanks for stopping by and I hope to see you in the CAS(E) This Sketch gallery this week.  And don't forget to check out the inspiration from our always amazing design team!

Supplies
Stamps:  Abstract Poppies (Rubbernecker); Label Love (Altenew)
Paper:  Pure Luxury White (Gina K)
Ink:  Tangerine Tango, Real Red, Tempting Turquoise (Stampin' Up); Jet Black (Altenew)
Accessories:  Autumn Harvest sequins (Pretty Pink Posh)

8 comments:

  1. Jen, this is so fun! I love the how the colors just pop off all the white space. The abstract elements are fantastic! SO happy you joined my color challenge at The Paper Players this week! XX

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  2. I would say that you STILL nailed the sketch AND the colors---so fresh & fun! Thanks for playing with our color challenge this week!

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  4. Super pretty take on the sketch, Jen!

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  5. I love every card you make with that gorgeous stamp set and this one is no exception. Great way to use the challenge colors too!

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  6. Terrific take on the sketch Jen, love the movement!

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  7. Love your abstract take on the sketch! So cool, Jen!

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  8. You really are the Queen of elegant clean cards - I just adore this card!

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