The CASology Week 394 Challenge Cue Card is MASK. For some reason, the cue prompted my mind to travel deep within my stash to the Hero Arts My Monthly Hero December 2016 Card Kit and this little mask image. I have been feeling guilty about the size of my stash lately and vowing to stop buying new schtuff, but that is not working out so well. When I thought of this little image, I was bound and determined to use it, though it took me a while to solidify my design.
In the end, I used a die from Pinkfresh Studio Mini Essentials Slimline Bundle and embossed it on a Neenah Solar White 110# 4.25 x 5.5" card base. I stamped and die cut the masquerade mask image from the MMH kit on a piece og 6x6 American Crafts Glitzy Cardstock. I heat embossed the "celebrate" sentiment from the MMH kit with silver EP, and popped up the mask die cut. That was it. Very simple, and I love it.
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My image and sentiment stamp are circa 2016
8 comments:
This month, you'll see a few new, but even more of my oldies but goodies from my stash, too, my friend! But having a big stash means we have wonderful little PERFECT stamps/dies for occasions such as this!
Yes, perfect!
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I love the way you framed this perfect mask! Thanks for playing along with us at CASology!
This is CAS perfection mt friend. I adore the tiny mask and how you added the glitter. The added perfection touch is the embossed circle around it that helps us draw our eyes straight to that wonderful mask-you nailed it hon and thanks for joining us at CASology x
I just love this tiny mask Stephanie and the hint of a masquerade ball in full historical costume! I'd be there like a shot, fan in hand! Are you coming?! Vicky x
This is such a perfectly placed CAS design. Love that little mask image, the way you used texture and how you offset the sentiment a bit. So great to see you playing along with us at CASology.
You are making this CAS girl swoon with happiness! I love this so much, love the teeny sentiment. Thanks for joining us at Retro Rubber this time. Claire DT
Love this!
What a classy design! Love how you used subtle embossing to add simple, effective detail!
Thanks so much for playing along with us over at CASology! :)
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