It's not for the faint of heart if you're a CAS gal like me, but I think what I came up with is relatively CAS:
I got out my Christmas Carnival 6x6 pad by Kaisercraft and punched out squares from several different pages before deciding upon the three I used. I adhered some ribbon on them and then stuck down the buttons already tied with Copic-dyed sewing thread. I ran the card through my printer using Word to get the sentiment right where I wanted it after colouring it pink using Paint Shop Pro to match the Christmas Carnival paper.
The sentiment is from the "Christmas Sentiments" set by Raindrop Echo Designs at Whimsy Stamps which will be released December 1st.
So that's it from me, but you can see how the rest of the Sentimental Sundays team have followed the recipe at the Sentimental Sundays challenge blog. You have until next Sunday to submit your entry if you decide to play along, and the random winner will receive four individual sets of digital sentiments from Raindrop Echo Designs Whimsy Stamps Digital Collection, and a custom watermark from the Custom Designs at Whimsy Stamps!
Size of card: 10cm x 15cm (6" x 4")
Supplies:
Card/paper - Quill white cardstock, Christmas Carnival collection from Kaisercraft - 6x6 pad
Stamp - Christmas Sentiments set from Whimsy Stamps (will be released December 1st!)
Ink - printer
Extra - ribbon, sewing thread, Copics (Cool Shadow, Pale Pink, Pale Cobolt Green)
Tools - Carl rotary trimmer, Pixma printer, Sullivan's punch, Papercraft adhesive tape, foam dots
Thanks so much for looking, hope you have a lovely day!
This is really sweet Jess. I love the way you tied up the little packages and the colors you used are great.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool idea! Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteI think you did a fabulous job with creating a CAS card with so many elements! Love the white space on top.
ReplyDeleteJess, this is gorgeous! I love how you used the recipe!
ReplyDeleteVery clever use of the recipe Jess & I love this elegant card :)
ReplyDeleteHave a great week.
Hugs
Tracey
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Very neat idea, I do like those little wrapped gifts!
ReplyDeletelove this CAS card Jess, my favorite style!!! brilliant little packages, what a great design idea!!
ReplyDeletehugs & blessings!
What a perfect CAS take on the recipe Jess...love it! :)
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