10 November 2020

Case me a Christmas card - with Michelle Lupton

 Hi there!


So happy to join Michelle again this year in a slight variation on her annual "Challenge me a Christmas card "  event ... CASE me a Christmas Card :





This is how it works in Michelle's own words :

From October to December, I will link to a series of guest cardmakers on my blog. I will CASE one of their cards, and they will CASE one of mine! CASE stands for Copy And Share Everything - but it's not about just copying a card. It's about getting inspiration from cardmaking friends, but making a new card that is our own. And, of course, the card we each make has to be a Christmas card!"


You can find the card I used for my inspiration on her blog here .



My card :








You can take a look at the card Michelle made inspired by one of my cards over here !

I used guidelines for Caseing, wonderfully explained by ARDYTH on her You Tube video here :)


List of elements : Monochromatic blue color scheme , Fishtail banner , 
                             sentiment - layered - die cut - landscape orientation

Include : Color scheme , Die cut sentiment over sentiment

Modify :  Alternating colors of letters translated to striped BG , Fishtail banner translated to sentiment, portrait orientation

Exclude : watercolor

Spin : Cut out sentiment, silver sticker strips added to BG , rhinestones

After I decided which elements I wanted to use, my card came together quickly with the help of my Silhouette cameo. I used scraps of blue card stock to create the background, and added some age old peel off silver strips to add interest and give my card a more festive look.

Fonts used : 'Autumn Chant' and 'KG A little swag'

 I added the layered sentiment to complete my Christmas card in non traditional colors !


Thanks for the invitation Michelle !

PS : Michelle's card is a surprise to me ... so as I type here, I am so excited to see what she made !

Thanks for visiting me today!

Hannelie
 
 

3 comments:

Michelle Lupton said...

This is so cool! I always find it surprising which cards of mine people choose to Case - I love how inventive you’ve been in changing up my card! Thank you so much for being my guest 😊

Cheryl W said...

I love using shades of blue for Christmas cards. Yours is fabulous. The strong graphic design is so eye-catching.

TK said...

Wonderful CASE!