Tuesday, February 23, 2016

CASology Week 186: Distress

Welcome to Week 186 at the CASology Challenge!




Once again we have a great word that can be interpreted in a number of different way. My stamping brain immediately went to creating a card with blended Distress Inks.




The Tim Holtz Splatters stencil was used to make the multi-colored ink splat in the center of the card. Picked Raspberry was first, then the stencil slightly rotated and overlapped and inked again with Mustard Seed Distress Ink. Another splat was added in Spiced Marmalade Distress Ink and smaller splats added in all three colors.

Once I was happy with the blended inks, a sentiment from PTI's Wet Paint III stamp set was added.

So does distress have you thinking of a sympathy or get well card? Worn edges and texture? Or blending Distress Inks like me? For a few more ideas, check out the Design Team cards.




Jacquie Southas (you are here)

Guest Designer: Annie


I'm looking forward to seeing your creations in the gallery this week - just remember to keep it Clean & Simple! You have until Monday at noon (CMT) to link your card to the CASology blog and a chance to win a prize from this week's sponsor, Lawn Fawn.


Jacquie

11 comments:

  1. Great colours, great colour blending! Perfect!

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  2. Super fun splats. Love how bright and vibrant your colors are.

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  3. Gorgeous! I love the way you included the all the colors on both sides of the splats. I love this!

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  4. Love how crisp and bright your splats are from ink blending! Nicely done Jacquie!

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  5. Love those happy colours and that looks like an awesome stencil!

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  6. Jacquie your colour splatters are so fun and beautifully crisp!

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  7. Love how you blended those splats, Jacquie. Great idea for 'distress'.

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  8. CAS cleverness, Jacquie! Fabulous distressed splats!! ;-)

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  9. So wonderfully striking, Jacquie!!! I really like that colourful ink splatter!!!!

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