Showing posts with label CTC 7. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CTC 7. Show all posts

Friday, September 5, 2014

Our Top CASE for CASE-ing the Catty Challenge #7

Oh my goodness, what a beautiful and varied range of projects inspired by the Home Décor section of the Annual Stampin' Up! ® catalogue.  I think I need to be more adventurous with my e-cutter!  All the projects were amazing.  Thanks for joining in at CTC this week.


The votes are in and a big congratulations to ...
 
 
 
... for her 'chalkboard' card.  What a great sentiment to use for that technique and everyone on the DT loved that gorgeous blue, shabby chic, 'woodgrain' frame.
 
 
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Make sure you come back at 7pm tonight for another round of CASE-ing the Catty.

Friday, August 29, 2014

CASE-ing the Catty Challenge #7 - Home Decor


It's Friday night and that means we've got a new challenge at CASE-ing the Catty.  Each week at CTC we will feature a section of the Stampin' Up! ® catalogue to use as inspiration. 
This time around we are checking out the Home Décor section.  The idea is to browse through pages 94 - 101 and find a project that you would like to re-create.
 
You can directly CASE (Copy and Share Everything) or use a sketch/layout, colour combo, embellishment, just to name a few examples, as a springboard for your own creations. It doesn't even have to be a 'home décor' item.
 
 
Here's what the CTC Design Team  have made to inspire you to play along with us this week - 
 

Rebecca Benson
 

 

 



 

 
 
Here's some added inspiration -
  • Use the colour combo - Crushed Curry, Whisper White and Smoky Slate - Butterfly Canvas Board on page 94.
  • Feature Yellow Polka Dots on your paper craft project - Cushion on page 95.
  • Use the File Tab Edgelits Die to make a card - inspiration from page 97.
  • Use the Hardwood Stamp and emboss a white sentiment over the top - idea from page 100.
  • Use a red 'hello' on your project - door mat, page 101
 
You are only limited by your imagination!  Have fun creating.


 What will you draw inspiration from in the Home Décor section of the catalogue?