
Hey!
Apologies for the delay for this scheduled post - seems like Blogger is up to its tricks again *grrr*!
I'm zooming by super quick today to share a card for the new CASE Study challenge today. I'm sure you need no reminders that we have the fabulous Maile Belles to CASE this month - yay!
Here's the beauty up for CASEing:
Mmmmmm kraft, black and cream - almost as scrummy as cookies and cream when it comes to colour combos. This, and Maile's layout were the features I took as inspiration for my own card today.

- Want to get that twine to behave and sit prettily? Then add a couple of extra small dots of Glossy Accents to secure it.
- In order to get a good, even impression with my larger cling stamps, I like to ink my stamp and leave it face up. I then place my cardstock over the top and rub my hand over the top to get even inking.
Wishing you all a wonderful Friday-Eve! I'll be back soon to update the post with the products I used for today's card and links to the CASE Study DT. For now, I urge you to take a peek on the CASE Study blog (and FB page too!) to keep updated and join in the fun! :)
As always, thanks so much for visiting this little corner of Blogland today!

10 comments:
I need to CASE you Aimes! Your card is absolute perfection in my book!
Oh how wonderfully encouraging is that card and 'simply' elegant into the bargain! The actual layout and colours really excite me!!
Mary Mac
oh, Duchess...this is a perfect blend of you and Maile. I put her up there with you as CAS royalty :) What a lovely impression and you can't help but adore that sweet little bird :) ox
stunning card. your blog really inspires me. x
Beautiful card Aimes, I love the pattern you have made for the background and I love the layout xx
Love your card!Very pretty!!
This is simply gorgeous! Makes me happy to stare at it.
I love the background and the black bird is striking against the kraft x
I love everything about this card Aimes!
That background is pure awesomeness! Such a perfect mix of bold and subtle here Aimes - very hard to achieve but you totally nailed it!!
Post a Comment