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Tuesday, February 17, 2015

CASology Week 134: Monochrome





Hello and happy Tuesday.  It's time for another cue word at CASology.  This week, our cue word is MONOCHROME.  I looked this one up, not being exactly sure of the meaning.  Here is one of the meanings from Dictionary.com:  a painting or drawing in different shades of a single color.

I had an idea to use a paint chip and some inlaid die cutting.  You may have seen me use paint chips here.  The card I am showing today was actually the first one I made.  The blue one came later, when I still had the paint chips still sitting out on my desk.




I die cut the word 'happy' using a die from Embellished Elegance, and then filled the space with several layers of the same die cut word in white.  I made those sequins using a sequins die from Lil Inkers, using extra bits of the same paint chip and then covering them with Glossy Accents.

A few days ago, I was lucky enough to meet one of my CASology teammates in person, when she was in San Diego on vacation.  We talked and laughed, and then shopped for crafty supplies together. She has a heart of gold, and it was so nice to get to meet her in person.


I hope you will play along with us this week, and show us how you are inspired by the word MONOCHROME.






Thanks for Visiting

28 comments :

  1. Love the use of a paint chip - very clever! Great photo of you and Kimberly! I can't wait to come to California and meet you (some day.....!)

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  2. What a fabulous card and a super clever idea to use a paint chip. I love all the dimension.

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  3. I love the way you used this die , what a GREAT card!!

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  4. Joyce, I love that you used paint chips...perfect monochrome examples! So nice that you and Kimberly got to meet up...I love the photo of you both, you look so happy!

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  5. What an outstanding CASology inspiration card for us, Joyce! Very creative!! Thank you for sharing the photo of you and Kimberly! It's always so fun to meet our bloggie friends in person!! Enjoy your day! Hugs, Darnell

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  6. Sorry, but the first thing I noticed was you wearing a sleeveless blouse. I am so jealous since we are experiencing minus degree weather here. Maybe I should come pay a visit. ;-) Love the paint chip card, Joyce. I'm having lunch tomorrow near a paint store. I just might stop in.

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  7. You are so clever, Joyce! I love how you used your paint chips to create the monochromatic effect and your CAS design is fabulous! Awesome card!

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  8. Now I am jealous of the two of you!!! If Ardyth is coming, she can pick me up on her way!! Road trip!!! Love how you are using the chips, Joyce... they are so much fun!
    =] Michele

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  9. Joyce...what a fabulous card. I love how you used the paint chip, I still need to head over to Home Depot to pick a few of these babies up. I love your sweet style! How fun to meet Kimberly...what a fun treat. I imagine her to be just as sweet as her blog.

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  10. How fun to meet up with crafty friends! Love that paint chip!

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  11. Brilliant card, Joyce! Love your use of the paint chip. Perfect colors! Nice that you got to meet Kimberly. It's wonderful to be able to spend time with bloggy/teamie friends! Two lovely ladies sharing time...sweet day! Bev

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  12. What a great paint chip card Joyce. Kimberley mentioned she was meeting with a blogging friend and I assumed it was you - how nice to get to meet one another. We are a wee bit spoiled in this marvelous weather and sometimes I feel guilty. I lived at 7,000 feet for 16 years I'll take the beach.

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  13. Hi Joyce! How fun for you too meet up with more crafty friends! You do live in the best area!
    Love your paint chip card......so pretty! I have a huge stack but never really used them . You have inspired me again.

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  14. Wonderful idea to use a paint chips! I love the shadow effect from the word die! So fun that you two got to get together!

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  15. More paint chips---how perfect! Love your card! And I keep forgetting to pick some up. How lucky that you had a chance to visit with another stamping friend!

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  16. Love the idea of paint chip ! You are so lucky to meet up with Kimberly :)

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  17. Jpyce, your card is so LOVELY!!!!! So creative with the chips!!!! When will that store catch on?!!!! LOL!!!! So great to meet you inperson!! You are so lovely and sweet to tour me around and feed me and put up with me!!!! I had an increditble time!!!!!!!

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  18. Super, super, super awesome and very well done!! Love the burst of color from the paint chip and the inlaid die cutting looks so terrific!!! Have a beautiful day!!

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  19. Brilliant use of the paint chip here and I love those sequin dies - they've just hopped onto my wish list. And how fun to meet up with Kimberley! So jealous you not only got to meet but also got to go crafty shopping!

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  20. Paint chip die cutting ... how brilliant, Joyce ... really must dig mine out and play ... thanks for the inspiration! Great photo of you and Kimberly ... such fun to meet up IRL! Anita :)

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  21. Brilliant textures, love the card, and the photo, glad to hear that you had a great time together.

    Love and hugs
    Maarit

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  22. Hi Joyce! So cool that you got to visit with you DT buddy - I hope I get to do that some day. I would LOVE to go craft shopping with you! We'd get into big trouble... I really love your card. Love the shades of pink together and the way the stacked die cut pops. It's just wonderful!

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  23. Gorgeous and I love those colours you have used

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  24. So awesome that you got to catch up with Kimberly!! Also absolutely love how you have used that paint chip! No further clarification needed! Perfect (and lovely colour choice too!)

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  25. The paint swatch is a neat idea for a monochrome card--even more nifty is using it for the inlay technique.

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  26. Hey Joyce!! I love the colors you used on your card. I also love how you die cut the words out of the same color panel. Super cool.

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