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Wednesday, November 6, 2013

CSC165 - For Mom and Dad

It's a new month - November, and that means we have a new muse at CASE this month - and let me tell you I am just smitten.  I'm so lucky being on the design team because I get to work ahead and see the inspiration photos for the entire month - and wow!  I think these were hand selected just for me!  Are you ready?  The muse this month is  Keisha Campbell from A Bit East Coast.

Check out the inspiration photo for this week.  I flipped when I saw this one!    You know I'm lovin a fussy card - but this one looks so clean at the same time.    You know the rules to play - study the inspiration photo - find what inspires you - and then make it all your own! So what do you see?  That fab bow?  The masculine color scheme?  The dangling letters?  Pennants?  Moroccan tile pattern?  What grabbed me?  I loved it all if you want the truth.  I didn't want to change a single thing!  I stuck with the layout and made up not one - but two cards!  This one was so fun - I can see it in all sorts of color combinations with loads of different embellishments!  I can't wait to see what you do with this!
And here is one for dad as well!
Need a little more inspiration?  Check out what the rest of the design team came up with. 
Our special guest designer this month is Amy Tsuruta.   Give her a big hello!! 

Chupa - Iwona Palamountain
Amy Wanford
Andrea Ewen
Clare Buswell
Debbie Hughes
Maureen Plut
Tasnim Ahmed 
Maureen Merritt
Silke Ledlow

If you'd like to be our next guestie make sure you put a "GD" behind your name when you link up your entry so we know you are interested!  

Have a great day!


Supplies Used:  Finished Size 4.5 x 6.25"
MOM                                                                     DAD
Card Stock:  PTI Pure Poppy, Coastal Cabana         Orange Zest, Dark Chocolate, Pure Poppy
Ink:  Versafine Onyx Black, Distress Ant. Linen        Versafine Vintage Sepia
Ivory Button Twine May Arts                                     Natural Button Twine May Arts
Dies:  Lil Inker Mom, Spellbinder Bitty Blossoms       Lil Inker Dad, Spellbinder You Are Here
Pattern Paper  Basic Grey Hey You! Hey Girl!           Basic Grey Hey You!
Gem, Button, Brad, Pin                                           Button, Brad, Metal Arrow

Stamps:  Paper Smooches Sentiment Sampler
2" Circle Punch
Border Punch:  EK Success ZIg Zag Stitch
Die:  Lil Inker Fabulous Frames

10 comments:

  1. Your best work. Seriously. The best. Every little detail works so well. The arrow, those neat folded 3-D things...don't know what to call them, but you must be a whiz at folding! I love that you added a stick pin for your moms and that neat arrow brad on the Dad card. These are the best you have done this year and I love all of your cards! Fabulous!!!

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  2. These are fantastic. I love that you did a girl version and a boy version. The perfect mix of clean and busy make two gorgeous cards.

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  3. Jeanne I love your Mom and Dad cards using Keisha's inspiration! I love the details you added like the buttons and pins! Gorgeous cards!

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  4. Absolutely perfect in every way, Jeanne! LOVE your mix of patterns and all those fabulous, little embellishments! What great takes on the CASE Study challenge!

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  5. I haven't had the time to sit at the computer in awhile, but I get all your posts and read them via my phone and I continue to be inspired by ALL your creativity. Absolutely love when you add your signature shaped flowers to anything..LOL. Beautiful work Jeanne, as always!!! Thanks for the inspiration you give daily.
    hugs,
    Lisa x

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  6. Wow! Wow! Wow! I am in LOVE with these spectacular cards!

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  7. Two stunning cards Jeanne! Gorgeous details in both!

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  8. Amazing card Jeanne! I love them both, so many fabulous and fun details that you added to make them both perfect!

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  9. WOW!!!!! I love both of your cards...so full of color and happiness!

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  10. I love the folded flowers. Would you share how these were made?
    PM @
    http://scappygirltherapy.blogspot.com/

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Your comments make me smile! Thanks!!