#CTC323 CASE a Card Featuring Food

CASE a Card Featuring Food

The ice-cream card at the top of the picture above caught my attention and that's what I've gone with.in both landscape and portrait orientation.

Using Granny Apple Green cardstock for the base, I've used the background stamp from Nature's Beauty and stamped all round the edges with Granny Apple Green ink. 

Onto Basic White cardstock, I've stamped the turtle image from Turtle Friends in Basic Gray ink. I've then used Granny Apple Green and Just Jade to stamp the shell image and coloured the toes with a Granny Apple Green Stampin' Blend. The Turtle Punch was used to punch the images out and they were adhered to a panel of In Good Taste DSP framed with Basic White. 

The panels have been added to the base card in a sort of haphazard way as per the original case, but I did find that difficult and wanted to keep straightening it again. The greetings were also from Turtle friends, stamped in Just Jade ink onto Basic White and attached to the card with Stampin' Dimensionals. The Granny Apple Green dots are from Shaker Shapes and the bling on the middle turtle is from Sequins for Everything.

Landscape:

Portrait:

We would love to see your take on a card featuring food for this week's challenge. Simply add your creation to our Facebook page using the link over on the right.

Next up we have the very talented Judy - I can't wait to see what she's created for us:

#CTC247 Holiday Catalogue Punch Project

The crew are using a Punch Project from the Holiday Catalogue this week:

I procrastinated way too much and that left me creating my card just in time to capture the photo in natural light - too many cute projects to choose from!  You've got all week - don't be like me, make your card and add it to our Facebook page using the link over on the right.

In the end I have settled on a card on page 27 using the Moose Punch:

I pretty much CASEd the layout and colours only swapping a couple of things. I opted not to use a punch, but the masking technique instead. 

I've used a base of thick Whisper White, and adhered a panel of the lovely Wrapped in Plaid Specialty DSP. I chose a piece that had Cherry Cobbler in it, so that it would tie in the colour of my inked greeting. On a separate piece of Whisper White, I've stamped my main image from Nature's Beauty in Early Espresso, and although the moose had a matching 'fill' image, I've left my image clean. I've inked another image on a scrap piece to fussy cut and used this as a mask. I've used a combination of Coastal Cabana and Pool Party inks to stamp the foliage. Finally I've stamped a greeting from Itty Bitty Christmas in Cherry Cobbler ink, although this #simplestamping project could be used for any occasion. This panel was then adhered to the base card overlapping the DSP.

Once I had finally decided, it took so little time to create, I actually felt a bit guilty. So I decided to make another:

Then I didn't want to see the little fox miss out, even though we don't have them in our country - he is just a bit cute

The wildlife all together: 

The colours I chose didn't actually look as though they would work with the DSP I went with, however the beauty of Stampin' Up! is that all the colours work so well together, even if they aren't in the same family.

Time now to visit the lovely Peta and her super cute project - think I may have to CASE her!