Swirly Scribbles for CAS Colours & Sketches

Good morning. Once again we’re up to Thursday in the week which means a new challenge at CAS Colours & Sketches. This week it’s my very first time hosting a challenge as a member of the design team and although I planned to make my card before setting the challenge, in typical “just in time delivery” fashion, I completed my card last night. I’d been trying a different idea but yesterday morning thought that Swirly Scribbles would be the way and last night after work, that’s what I used.

Stampin' Up! Swirly Scribbles and All About Everything

And here’s the banner showing the three blues that I chose:

Challenging? Yes. But I think, definitely fun. I kept wanting to add a pop of a different colour (not allowed) so this took some thought but I’m extra happy that what I ended up with was a masculine birthday card.

It’s a fairly simple card to put together once you’ve cut out your three swirly scribbles in the three colours being careful not to lose any of the cut out pieces. I started by laying it out on scrap paper so that I could decide exactly how I was going to fill in the spaces. It changed between the scrap paper and the final card! Once I had that decided, I placed the night of navy outline onto the card to get the placement right for my sentiment and started by stamping that in night of navy. The sentiment is from the Paper Pumpkin bonus set, All About Everything that just fits so nicely into the curve of the cutout. Only then did I actually glue down the night of navy outline! I used the 2 way glue pen (because there’s no oozing challenge) and then started filling in some of the gaps with dapper denim and marina mist. Of course I have sufficient cut out pieces to make a couple more of these using the other colour ways.

I hope that you’ll pop along to the challenge blog to see what the rest of the design team have made and to have a go yourself. I’d love to see you in the gallery.

See you tomorrow,

Liz

 

8 thoughts on “Swirly Scribbles for CAS Colours & Sketches

    1. Liz Post author

      Thanks Pat. After agonising over the colours (harder than I expected!) I was thrilled with how this came out.

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  1. Beverley

    Beautiful colour choice this week Liz, gutted I didn’t have time to join in 🙁 I love that wavy die, definitely one on my list to get after seeing your beaut of a CAS card 😉 Love the partial inlaid technique too. Hugs Bev x

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    1. Liz Post author

      Thanks Bev – sorry that life got in the way of fun! Happy to have inspired you to get the die. Liz x

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