Well, it's the first of March - and time for the new CAS Mix Up Challenge! Susan is our hostess this month and here is her challenge:
This also marks the CAS Mix Up 2nd Birthday!!
So check out the blog where there are prizes to be won!
For my card today I used dry embossing on acetate, stamping, die cuts and markers.
So check out the blog where there are prizes to be won!
Here's a close-up of the embossed acetate - I used a Chevron embossing folder thinking it's like a design you would put on an Easter egg! I stamped the images onto the rectangle piece left over from die cutting the front panel. I drew in the grass with a green Copic. Then I stamped the sentiment on the panel. All the stamps are from A Bit More: Bunny Blessings from PTI.
($5 for this cute little set! just sayin'!)
($5 for this cute little set! just sayin'!)
You'll find the challenge details along with links to technique videos using acetate - and the link up here on the CAS Mix Up Blog. You have until 3/24/18 to link up your CAS challenge card!
I'm also linking my card to:
Paper: white, clear cardstock (acetate) - PTI
Ink: Cocoa Bean, Spring Rain - PTI
Accessories: Chevron Embossing Folder - Provo Craft, Rectangle Peek a Boo Die - MFT, Freen Copic YG63, Scor Tape.
Such a cute card and I did't know you could dry emboss acetate so thank you for the inspiration. So very happy to be joining the extremely talented design team x
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun and cute Easter card CAS design, Julia. I love your dry embossed on acetate background for your stamped images. Such a great idea. TFS my friend. Hugs
ReplyDeleteAdorable card Julia! Love the design and texture from your dry embossed acetate ... great way to use it! xx
ReplyDeleteDry embossing on acetate is a new concept to me, but it looks so cool. Your little bunny scene is adorable. I came here from CASMU, and see you’ve entered this sweet card into our challenge. Thank you for joining us at Less is More. xx
ReplyDeleteI've never thought of dry embossing acetate - what a great idea! I'll definitely be giving it a go. I love the sweet bunny with the Easter egg - what a perfect Easter card!
ReplyDeleteOMGSH, I love how relatively simple this is and yet how appealing! Excellent card, Julia!
ReplyDeleteAwwwww...such a sweet, sweet card Julia and I just LOVE the idea of dry embossing on the acetate! It definitely brings this CAS card up another notch! I will definitely be trying this out soon...thanks for the inspiration!! :0)
ReplyDeleteLove your take on the acetate challenge Julie. Super embossing folder and that bunny so so cute hiding behind that peek a boo die.
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful Easter card Julia. Love the design and texture
ReplyDeleteTFS and hugs
Annie x
Awww, I just love your beautiful card, the little bunny is so adorable! The embossed acetate looks fabulous too! Hugs, Anne xx
ReplyDeleteI even didn't know that we could dry embossed on Acetate, and I'm pleasantly surprised by the result ! What a lovely Easter scene, very CAS and with another dimension with this embossed piece of acetate ! Fabulous. Thanks so much for sharing and for playing along at Less is More.
ReplyDeleteLove the embossed acetate effect on your adorable Easter aperture scene. Smart choice of folder too :D
ReplyDeleteGreat CAS card. Hugs xxx
Sweet Easter card, embossed acetate is new to me too! Cathy x
ReplyDeletesuch an adorable Easter card with that cute little bunny. I love all the texture especially the embossed acetate. Awesome card :)
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable, Julia! I never thought of dry embossing acetate until I saw this! I love the look! Thanks for the inspiration, my friend!
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet Easter card, Julia! Love the color combo - especially love that you used brown for the bunny. Dry embossing a Chevron pattern on acetate window is so fresh and unique! You've inspired me to try it. Hideko xx
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