It's Tuesday and that means it is time for a new challenge at CASology. Our cue word this week is FLOWER. What a fabulous cue word for spring, when temperatures are rising, and signs of new life are everywhere. My biggest challenge with this cue word was deciding which of my flower stamps and dies to use. Yes, if you have visited this blog before, you will know that I kind of have a thing for flower stamps. As in--a girl can never have too many flower stamps. But, hey, at least I don't collect shoes, right?
I decided to use a flower stamp that is new to me--Year of Flowers Daffodils. I paper pieced the flower and stem so I did not have to color, and used the sentiment that was included in the stamp set.
How about you? What do you think of when you see the word FLOWER? What is your favorite flower? Have some fun with this cue word, and then please link up your creation on the CASology blog by Monday 5/26 at noon (CST).
Since CASology is a Clean And Simple challenge, I thought it would be helpful to review some things to keep in mind when creating a CAS design:
1. One main image
2. Lots of open space (uncluttered)
3. Limited layers & embellishments
4. Quick & easy to recreate
3. Limited layers & embellishments
4. Quick & easy to recreate
You can see that my card meets all 4 criteria above.
So, what do you think of when you see the word FLOWER?
Check out the beautiful designs from the CASology Design Team members and see how they were inspired by FLOWER. Then, please play along and link your creation to the CASology blog by Monday 5/26 at noon (CST).
Don't forget to keep your card Clean and Simple.
Joyce Mehrberg (that's me)
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Love how you've updated this classic symbol of spring with paper piecing!
ReplyDeleteYear of the flowers...great idea to use one of those pretty flowers for this week Joyce...and yes, I can imagine you had a very hard time choosing which one of your "many" flower stamps to use! This week is going to very popular at CASology!
ReplyDeleteLove the paper pieced daffodil, Joyce! I hope you are enjoying this cooler weather as much as I am :)
ReplyDeleteThat daffodil has such a happy, elegant feel about it! I love how you paper pieced it! It looks great!
ReplyDeleteFabulous card.- love the paper pieced daffodil. I'm with you on the... a girl can never have too many flower stamps!
ReplyDeleteI LIKE your polk dot daffodil, sweet card Joyce!!
ReplyDeleteI love your pretty paper-pieced flower, Joyce!
ReplyDeletePaper piecing perfection!
ReplyDeleteGlorious, Joyce ... such perfect paper piecing! Flower stamps are always a Good Thing ... after all, you can't stamp shoes (unless you're particularly vexed that is!) Anita :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful daffodil Joyce! Your paper piecing is perfect!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous paper piecing :) love the design
ReplyDeleteBeautiful CAS paper pieced flower, love this !
ReplyDeleteI never remember to paper piece. I should....this is great :)
ReplyDeleteLove the paper piecing...
ReplyDeletegorgeous!
And what do I think of when I think of flowers...
the baby child trying to pick and bring all of my mothers inside! :)
Seriously...
we just left my mom's and you guessed it...
he left with a bouquet of blooms! :)
Really beautiful flower Joyce - I love the paper piecing - I just don't have the patience for it! Explains my die cut fetish LOL! The yellow is so cheery!
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet card! Love the paper pieced daffodil!
ReplyDeleteSo crisp and easy breezy, what FRESH air this is to me!!!!
ReplyDeletePerfect flower for Springtime! Love the paper piecing, and what a wonderful sentiment. This is just lovely! Bev
ReplyDeleteJoyce...this is just beautiful. What a fabulous and clever way to use that stamp. So sweet done in polka dots.
ReplyDeleteJoyce, this is such a happy, cheery image and so perfectly paper-pieced! Beautiful sentiment, too...a gorgeous card all around!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, I love your sweet daffodil.
ReplyDeleteGreat bold flower! Love how you can paper piece them. I don't have any of the YOF sets, makes me want some.
ReplyDeleteSuper pretty card, love the paper piecing
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