Showing posts with label Graceful Tiles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Graceful Tiles. Show all posts

Monday, 29 August 2022

Hydrangea Haven Re-Visited


On my Tuesday Facebook Live (11:30am AEST) I shared how I CASEd (Copy & Selectively Edit) a card from the catalogue, by remaking it slightly differently.

Watch video here...https://fb.watch/f7c4Z2YWIW/


The Orchid Oasis card is the first one, where I used a picture on page 111 (AC) for inspiration. 

The changes are

  • the colour, Petal Pink this time
  • embossing folder, Timeworn Type
  • orientation
Things the same are
  • Stamp sets - Hydrangea Haven (but different stamp from in the set) & Graceful Tiles
  • Tag for sentiment




A smaller circle was cut to ground the flowers, and I prefer them all rather compact and bunched in. It was fun having audience participation, advising which ribbon to use, whether to have white flowers or not etc.


 

Sunday, 21 August 2022

CTC#383 CASE Artistic Expressions Section





The CASE-ing The Catty Crew are a group of Stampin' Up! demonstrators from Australia & New Zealand who take inspiration weekly from the catalogues. The catalogues are a fantastic resource and we love to inspire you to seek inspiration there too. Thank you for visiting the blog of Rachel Palmieri in Melbourne, Australia.



It seemed logical to use either Orchid Oasis or Balmy Blue with the Hydrangea Haven card I chose to CASE. Orchid Oasis won this time. I changed out the embossing Folder for Leaf Fall 3D EF in the Mini July-December catalogue.


The circle seemed like it drew all the pieces together, so I included that, but I would make it smaller next time. I also liked the scattering of white flowers.







Graceful Tiles has both lovely sentiments, I mainly bought that stamp set for the greetings.


We love having you join in our challenges. Ask to join our Facebook group, and then add a picture of your CASE, and let us know which card or project you've CASE-d. No blog required, no special qualifications.


Julia Quinn is our next talented crew member sharing, and I have to say I LOVE her card. 


Julia and I caught up for afternoon tea last week when I was up in her part of the country.