26 October 2012

cas-ual fridays challenge 76

Wohoo Friday at last LOL! Which means it's time for a CAS-ual Fridays post :) Have you checked out the new CAS-ual Fridays Stamps blog to see if your name is up as one of the winners of the new stamps :) If you weren't lucky this time and you want to get hold of some CFS goodness then pop by the store as I believe it is now open for business!


Moving on to our challenge this week and we want you to kraft on! Yep use some kraft on your creation :) Our sponsor this week is non other than the fabulous new CAS-ual Fridays Stamps with a Gift Certificate to the new store!

Now I don't use kraft that often. I tend to use the lighter card bases; white, soft stone, cream etc so this challenge took me slightly away from my norm which is good as that's what a challenge should do LOL. So here's my card:




I used the flower image from Truth Is and the sentiment comes from Calm and Gentle :) I stamped the flowers in a pale grey and then set to with my new pencils. So far I've only got 3 blues, 3 greens, black and white but I do love the different effect you can get - depth of colour and yet with a softness too. After colouring the flower I stamped the sentiment over the top with Versafine onyx black. I held my breath doing it as I wasn't sure how the ink would cover over the pencil lines but I needn't have worried as all was good :)

Well this week is bitter sweet. We have CAS-ual Fridays Stamps open for business and the fun and celebrations that have surrounded the launch have been amazing. However, some of the Design Team have other exciting opportunities in their future which means that we have to say a sad farewell to Karolyn, Julie, Jenny and Stephanie :( I will miss you girls but hope that you have great fun in your new adventures :)

Supplies: Stamps - CAS-ual Fridays Stamps truth is, calm and gentle; Inks - Versafine onyx black; Card - Neenah solar white, Papertrey Ink kraft; Faber Castell pencils; Stampin' Up rhinestones

23 comments:

  1. This is gorgeous Debby love the flower. Caroline xxx

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  2. Oh this is GORGEOUS! I love the coloring of the flower petals!

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  3. Beautiful card.
    Gr Elly from Roemenie

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  4. Today's the day of the grand opening isn't it? Can't wait to see these innovative sets in their full glory!! Beautiful card Debby, even away from your 'norm' - you still excel :) xxx p.s. happy spending today - woo!

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  5. 100% in loved with this card...gorgeous!

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  6. wow...way to rock the kraft...your pencils make this look like it has been painted...really love the look.

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  7. Stunning card Debby, how you have done the flowers is beautiufl and I love it on Kraft x

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  8. The colouring is amazing Debby and I love kraft and white together.

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  9. LOVE how the coloring with the pencils looks! I definitely need to try this!

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  10. Love the colouring, so pretty!

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  11. Fab colouring, beautiful card.

    Mary Mac

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  12. It's lovely. I adore working with Kraft I just posted 3 cards with just Kraft and a pop of blue.
    http://carolescreativecritters.blogspot.com/

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  13. Beautiful, I thought this was hand painted!

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  14. Your coloring looks fabulous! Love the card!

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  15. Beautiful, love the shading :)

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  16. This is beautiful! I love the coloring on those flowers!!

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  17. What a beautiful CAS card. Love the coloring and the crystals.

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  18. LOVE the shading of those flowers! Gorgeous card.
    Hugs and smiles

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  19. So beautiful! I have seen lots of cards using this flower this week - all great, but yours is my fave by far!

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  20. Gorgeous card...love the look of colour pencil! BTW what kind of pale grey ink did you use? jeandonny2000 at hotmail dot com

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  21. Hi Mary-Anne, I used Versacolor sky grey to stamp the flowers and then coloured with my pencils. Hope that helps :)

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