Friday 7 November 2014

Visions of Santa, CASEd from the catty


As a demonstrator, I get a useful bi-monthly newsletter from Stampin’ Up!®, full of business and craft ideas. In it, we are urged to CASE (Copy And Share Everything) other projects, and an example was given of a card inspired by the one on page 30 of the Autumn/Winter catalogue. 


So I thought I’d have a go myself and dug out Visions of Santa, a stamp set which is dividing opinion, to put it mildly! But I love it and had fun colouring it with my new Cherry Cobbler Blendabilities. 

What have I copied and what’s the same?

  • I copied the angled layer, but it seems I’ve flipped the angle (that was an accident!)
  • I’ve copied the embossed background but used a different embossing folder
  • I’ve copied the layering style, with the rounded corners and angles, but added a layer
  • I’ve copied the washi tape element but used DSP and cut it into a flag
  • I’ve copied the button and thread embellishment but used different products
Why don’t you have a go? It’s a great way of kickstarting your creativity when your mojo has taken a walk. Just flick through any of our catalogues and find a card design you like, then CASE it!
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