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Tuesday, February 3, 2015

CASology #132: HOT


Hello, friends!  After a fun week of birthday-themed cards, we are back today with a new cue at CASology.  While we don't have an official sponsor this week, our amazingly talented DT member May Sukyong Park is giving away a stamp set that she designed for Neat and Tangled!  Check out the CASology blog for the details.


I know this cue may bring to mind love and Valentine's Day; however, I went a different way with this cue.  My card was inspired by two people.  I think THIS card is an absolute riot...KStamper called her card "Cake On Fire" and posted it in her Splitcoast Stamper gallery.  I wanted to use this technique and pair it with another inspiration card by Barbara Roe (OH Babs) of love2color (see her fun card HERE). Barb was kind enough to stamp a few of these images for me and she mailed them to me last December.  Wasn't that lovely of her?  I was so happy to be able to play with these images...especially with several older siblings who will really appreciate these cards and my wry sense of humor!  Here is how I combined my two sources of inspiration:


I simply tore the top edge and darkened it using distress inks.  Can't you just feel the heat rising from that birthday cake?  Yep, this one is going to my older brother this coming February.  (He is a whopping 18 months older than me...it's good to remind him every once in a while!  This card should do the trick!)

I'm also linking up my card to the current Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge Blog "Anything Goes."




Be sure to link up your HOT card by noon on Monday (Central time). You will also be inspired by the many ways our Design Team and Guest Designer interpreted the cue this week...be sure to check out their blogs, too!

Guest Designer: Penny

Extra Bonus:  Have you ever seen the movie "School of Rock?"  We own the DVD and have watched it several times...my kids love it!  One of our favorite parts of the movie is when the uptight, straight-laced principal is talking to a heavy metal rocker and he calls her "hot."  We love her reaction!  (You can check it out HERE if you are interested!)  Honestly, that was one of the first things that popped into my mind when I saw this week's cue!

Have a great week and thanks for stopping by!
Judy

27 comments:

  1. Oh, Judy this made me laugh! It's a great reminder that out-of-the-box techniques can still be CAS!

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  2. Laughing very hard here! Such a brilliant card in every way! Love the story behind how this came together too. Your brother will love it! Now I'm off to check out your vid link...

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  3. Back from the vid link! That is SO funny! I don't think I will be able to look at this cue word with a straight face for the rest of the week! 😂

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  4. Love your torn and inked corner, Judy! It's perfect with all those toppling candles, and makes your point perfectly! Love your sentiment, too...I'll bet your brother is going to love it!

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  5. OMG this card is sooo awesome!!! I really thought you took a match to that corner, it looks so realistically burned. Absolutely genius, and will go on my "things to CASE" list

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  6. You card really made me stop and snigger outloud Judy! What a 'cool' idea and a super hot card.
    Sarah x

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  7. This. Is. A. Hoot. What a great job with those distress inks~I thought you set a match to it!!! Love this so much :) :) :)

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  8. This is hilarious, Judy ... what a fabulous idea for the cue card ... and brilliant to 'burn' the top corner! So fun! Anita :)

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  9. What a brilliant card Judy, the sentiment and singed edge are great :)
    Jenny x

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  10. This is such a great idea. I can indeed feel the heat! The effect is brilliant and really looked like it was burnt. :)

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  11. Love the burned edges of your card that you created. Seen School of Rock several times! Great movie!

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  12. HA!!!!! Brilliant Judy ~ nuff said :)

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  13. This is really clever and fun. Gosh, I could use lots of these!

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  14. I gotta say, that's the funniest card I've seen all day! Great job!

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  15. The most clever funny card EVER!! WOW...I need all the supplies to make this SUPER fun card!!!! WOW, this is BEYOND awesome!!!!!!!!!

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  16. Gorgeous card Judy! I love the "burnt paper", that is a fabulous idea and so effective.
    Thanks for joining us at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge
    hugs
    Mandy xx

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  17. What a wonderful card and I love the little touch of having the burnt paper

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  18. Judy, this card is brilliant!! I totally cracked up when I saw it and am so going to have to CASE it! I can't believe you inked that corner - I really thought you'd burned it! It looks awesome! And I watched the School of Rock clip. I've never seen it but will have to now because not only is it funny but the guy playing the lead singer in the band is Adam Pascal who was in the original production of "Rent", my all time favourite musical! Wow!

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  19. Wow Judy you did a great job. I too thought you had burned the paper - genius. Thanks for the nod. Stay warm.

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  20. Ha! That sentiment is too cute! Love the burned paper and that cake...so fun!

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  21. Brilliant Judy! Just so stinkin' funny! Love the burnt paper!

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  22. This is genius, Judy - so fun :)

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  23. OMG...your card just blew me away. I make cards for firemen and can't wait to use this idea! So stinkin' cute!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  24. OMG...your card just blew me away. I make cards for firemen and can't wait to use this idea! So stinkin' cute!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  25. The distressed corner is just perfect & hilarious! Love your card!!

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  26. I'm a bit behind with my commenting but just had to tell you how much I love your card....it rocks!!! And that movie is a big favourite here too!!

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Thanks for taking the time to comment...I do appreciate it!
Judy