Thursday 19 April 2012

Planes and Owls....TCM Sneak Peek 3


This is my second post for today. Scroll down or click here to check out this week's CASE Study!

Hey!

Told ya I'd be back (though not in a Arnold Schwarzenegger kinda way!) :)

So back we're back on track with day 3 of the super sneaky peeks of the April release from The Craft's Meow.

The Craft's Meow


Remember that there's a total of 6 fabulous sets being released this month! Today we get to give you a sneaky peeky of 2 of them, (You can check out the previous peeks, here and here!)

First up today is a fabulously fun set by Nina.B called Vintage Rides. Vintage Rides contains a variety of transportation, illustrated in a fun style along as having some great coordinating sentiments! I couldn't resist the sweet plane from this set:

Happy Birthday

Too CAS? Well just open that card and things should get more a little more interesting...

Happy Birthday
Apologies for the pic: it turns out that this only just managed to squeeze into my photo tent!

A simple tri-fold card that features not only the sweet plane but the banner too (FYI: Vintage Rides contains a number of sentiments to fit into that banner!). I got the idea to continue an image over a few folds from one of my Pinterest boards (where else?!)

More fun now as we introduce the second fabulous set for today. Yup. The owls are back! Jenny Suchin has rustled up a sweet set called, Owl Journaling. This super-cute set is fabulous for both cardmakers and scrapbookers alike, and features many li'l stationary/office images that my heart skip a beat! To showcase this set, I decided to do something a little different from your regular card and rustled up a fun gift:

Owl Photo Strip

I decided it'd be fun to create a photo-booth style strip along with a coordinating holder (it's attached to a peg if you're wondering!) ready for some fun photos to be added to it. Let's face it, you didn't wanna just see pics of me on there, so I intentionally left it blank *wink*. The photo-booth style strip was simply stamped using a masking technique of the original Polaroid-style frame so you can customise how many pics to have on your strip - bonus! (FYI: The peg will stand on a table too so you can easily attach that li'l owl the other way around should you have no-where to hang this!)

Well that's your lot for today! I hope you've enjoyed the sneaky peeky and that you'll check out what the rest of the TCM DT got up to with these sets! Remember - there's a chance to win one of today's sets by leaving a comment over on the TCM Blog (comments must be left before 9pm Pacific Time) so go on, what are you waiting for?!

Thanks so much for stopping by again! I'll be back tomorrow to share a sneaky peeky of the final set up for the April release - I can't wait! :D

Catch ya later!







Card Deets
{Happy Birthday}
Stamps: Vintage Rides (The Craft's Meow)
Ink: London Fog (Memento)
Card: White (Papertrey Ink)
Accessories: Promarkers/Glossy Accents (Ranger)


Photo Holder Deets
{Say Cheese}
Stamps: Owl Journaling (The Craft's Meow)
Ink: Tuxedo Black (Memento)
Card: White (Papertrey Ink)
Accessories: Promarkers/Peg (Home supply!)



20 comments:

Lynn said...

Oh my...love your tri-fold card Aimes. What an awesome idea! So fab!

~amy~ said...

soooooooo stinkin' fun girlie!!!

Guess what blogger did...changed my scheduled post into a draft...grrrr...luckily I was up at 4 am...lotsa coffee...lotsa coffee:)

Unknown said...

Love that airplane card! What a cute idea!!!

Vera Yates (Ling) said...

Fab card, Amy and love the photo holder idea!

Chris - Creations in Bloom said...

super cute ideas! Love that trifold card!

Larissa Heskett said...

WOW!! LOVE the cards and the fun extra details!! =)
THANKS for sharing and have a FABULOUS WEEK!! =)

Jenny said...

I thought the first card is too CAS even for you and then the surprise birthday banner is revealed...genius Aimes :0)
Love the photo clip too..... So cute :0)
Jenny x

Christina said...

Two adorable projects! I love the surprise of the banner inside the tri-fold card, and what a brilliant way to display a photo strip with the Polaroid owl!

Miriam Prantner said...

Cute card, and I just love the idea of that photo strip! Perfect for inserting in a scrapbook too!

Amy Martin said...

Very cute. Love the banner following into the inside. Great job. the owl is so cute too.

Julie Shearer said...

Love the photo strip !! Very cool !

Karen B. said...

These are so cute and clever Aimes, I just adore your CAS style.

Karen B. said...

These are so cute and clever Aimes, I just adore your CAS style.

Amy Kolling said...

Wow!! Your tri-fold card is genius!! I love how you take CAS to the extreme!! You rock this style!

Kary said...

Aimes, your projects are Amazing!! Love the trifold plane card lots!!

Lagene said...

Love that CAS airplane and the photo strip is a great idea!

Mrs. Hill said...

That's a great tri-fold card. I was like "Cute but no sentiment.. very CAS" and then next picture BAM! Just lovely! Can't wait to see the full set! The photo strip is so cute!

Lynne said...

This is a great card. unique. Thanks a bunch Lynne from OZ

Maureen said...

oh, what a cool surprise in that card, Duchess...you always make me squeal when your seemingly CAS card jumps out with a surprise! Love the sentiment flying in the banner! Okay, yes, I did want to see you in the photo booth picture strip....with me and Aimes and all our blogging buddies! It's on my bucket list :)

Winnie said...

Love your card, and really love your photo strip! That is an awesome idea. I could see it used in a classroom or for your childrens pictures etc. Love it.

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