It's the first of the month so time once again for a dose of CASEplorations from the STAMPlorations Inspiration DT. This month we have CASEd the one and only Loll Thompson of Stamping with Loll - a worker of wonders with stencils and white space. This is the gorgeous card of Loll's which we are CASEing.
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| source: Loll Thompson |
Whaaaaaat? you ask. Well, take another look at Loll's card. It's got red, gold, green and white and black. It's got embossing paste. It's got circles and a gold die cut. It's got candles and leaves. So does my card :)
I stamped the cake from STAMPlorations Sketched: Birthday Cake in red. Watercolored some of the frosting red. Used a Sharpie to color the candles red and the flames yellow (plus gave them a Wink of Stella too). Die cut the wreath (Poppystamps Chocitlan Wreath) from gold CS and adhered it. Stamped the sentiment (PTI Keep it Simple: Birthday) and the wonky dots (Aha Arts Geometric Borders). Then I used an old Pink Paislee stencil and white embossing paste slightly overlapping the green dots.
I'm callin' it a CASE! Hope you agree. And I hope you will join us. CASE any DT card from the Inspiration posts during March and link it up on the CASEplorations Playground. You could be the random winner of a $15 GC!
9 comments:
That is one really pretty wreath! So delicate looking~
Love how you got to your CASE, I think I'm sometimes too literal. :)
So fun, Maria ... love how your mind works ... and love that delicate gold wreath too! Anita :)
Wow! I love this beauty... I wish I made something like this :D
Delicate and beautiful. Love the golden wreath. Very inspired CASE! X
Fabulous CASE! Love your fun card!
A CASE can go anywhere you want, and I love where yours went! Wonderful card!
I love how you think!! :) Great combination of elements and colours. So fun!! Loll xx
You are a thinker, I love that!! So fun to match up the elements between your two cards. Lots of the same elements but a completely different look. It's a really darn good card on its own, but extra special when you can see where it came from.
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