case study challenge 132

Judging from the entries last week you are all really enjoying having Julie Ebersole as our CASE Study muse this month! Seeing as we are on a roll, here's this week's card :)

by Julie Ebersole

I was happy clapping when I saw this card - I do love a bit of negative die cutting :) Here's my card and then I will tell you a bit more about it.

The new Simple Numbers dies from Simon Says Stamp come attached together with those little nubs so that the numbers appear as a block. It's easy to break the nubs and use the numbers individually but I wanted to take advantage of the lovely even placing of the numbers while they were still attached to each other. I die cut them from a white panel and backed with some patterned paper. Oh and I must say I love the clean lines of these numbers and they are the perfect size for cards :)

The splatters from Julie's card transformed into enamel dots on my card and I added a little butterfly on there too as a nod to the original inspiration :) Here's the links for the rest of the crew to see what they made:

Muse: Julie Ebersole

Guest Designer: Brandi from Yankee Belle Stamper
Amy Wanford
Andrea Ewen
Christina MacLaren
Clare Buswell
Debby Hughes - me!
Iwona Palamountain (Chupa) - The Boss
Jean Martin
Jeanne Jachna
Maureen Plut
Teneale Williams

Edited to add: Forgot to mention that I'm sending this one over to Moxie Fab World's Emphasise the Negative challenge :)

Supplies: Stamps - Simon Says Stamp handwritten sentiments, Clearly Besotted Stamps butterfly wishes additions; Inks - Versafine smokey gray, Versacolor laurel leaf; Paper - My Mind's Eye collectable memorable 6x6; Dies - Simon Says Stamp simple numbers, Clearly Besotted Stamps buttefly wishes; Enamel Dots - My Mind's Eye the sweetest thing bluebell smile #st1084, honey love #st1055