We are sponsored by STAMPlorations, so be sure to check out the CASology blog for all the details this week.
There are so many ways to go with this cue, I really look forward to some SWEET entries this week! I pulled out some classic (i.e., retired) Hero Arts favorites and had some fun.
Believe it or not, I did not watercolor the backgrounds of these cards. I'm waiting for the "poser police" to come knocking on my door. (Yeah, she calls herself a card maker? Ha! She didn't even do her own watercoloring!) Actually, I found a cool site via Pinterest (one of my
I made two versions of my card, one for a female and one for a male. I'll add sentiments on the inside later to make the cards more specific to the occasion, whatever that may be.
Hero Arts Stamps Used:
"Sweet Wonderful You," "A Real Flower Drooping," and "Native Grass"
While I'm at it, since I embossed both sentiments using some favorite Hero Arts stamps, I'm adding these cards into the current "Embossing" challenge at A Blog Named Hero.
Be sure to link up your SWEET card by noon on Monday (Central time). Check out the DT and Guest Designer posts this week, too!
Ardyth Percy-Robb
Gillian Ross -- taking a break
Hazel Hodgkins
Jen Wills
Joyce Mehrberg
Judy Marino --> that's me!
Kimberly Wiener
Wow! Both cards are just beautiful, Judy! ♥
ReplyDeleteBoth of them are beautiful, Judy! But I am in love with the feminine one. So soft! Beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteWow! I never knew there were such beautiful backgrounds out there free for the taking! Two great cards, Judy!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards, Judy! You did an amazing job creating a male and female version with this sentiment...both are so soft and 'dreamy', and really beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful cards, Judy!
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful, Judy... I'm amazed because I don't think my printer would handle your cardstock - which one [cs] do you use for printing like this... they are gorgeous!
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Hi Michele, it is just plain white (100 lb) card stock from Staples, and it handles the printer great! Thanks for your nice comments!
DeleteBoth really soft and sweet!!!
ReplyDeletefabulous cards Judy :) ♥
ReplyDeleteI love the one I have seen at CASology Judy love the sentiment with silver
ReplyDeletelooks elegant
and the manly card also lovely love the soft color behind the sentiment
Judy I was absent not joining last CASology cause busy with kids Easter Holiday hehehe
but today I join again
wish I see you there and what do you thing with my SWEET CASology card..
big hugs from Germany
Monika
PS: Judy do you like to join my birthday linky Party?
Here is the link to that birthday linky party...only choose one of my card there and CASE ing it Judy...I guess you can do best than me :) my card all simple and CAS you know if you have a little boys it must be busy at home hehe
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These are gorgeous, Judy! I should download some of those and save myself from tearing my hair out trying to watercolor! LOL!
ReplyDeleteYou are a veritable treasure trove of ideas, aren't you?? This looks amazing!! Wish my printer could handle cardstock! There will come a time when I DO possess up to date technology, and then, you know who I will be asking for all the cool sites!!
ReplyDeleteHey Judy!! You totally fooled me. I thought you water colored your cards. Totally awesome. We have to find creativity were we can. Your cards are beautiful. I have to check out that site.
ReplyDeleteThese are really wonderful, and I cannot believe you did not make those water color backgrounds yourself. Clever you for finding those downloads. Now, for me--I am not intimidated by watercolors, but by digital crafting! Love your sweet cards.
ReplyDeleteJudy, thanks so much for your lovely comment. I really like both of your cards, I would never tell that backgrounds were printed. You found excellent matches for your stamping.
ReplyDeleteWow love those big sentiments with the soft,beautiful scene. Thanks for playing with us over at A Blog Named Hero!
ReplyDeleteloved the soft background against the embossed sentiments.. beautiful cards. thanks for playing with us at A blog named hero
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