The challenge at CAS on Sunday (Challenge #2) is to create a circle card. I thought long and hard for a specific theme for a circle card (to go with a CD, perhaps?) but ended up combining it with the CAS challenge at Splitcoast this week, and going with a music theme.
The card is cut with Nesties, and there's a small brad so the top layer swings up or down to reveal the second layer. I learned this trick from someone's blog, otherwise I would have been struggling on how to cut a circle and still keep a fold in the card.
I got to use lots of stuff that's been sitting in my stash on this. I've had the printed tape for ages; I picked it up at Hobby Lobby one year after Easter -- I pretty much cleared out their clearance section that day with lots of spring-y items. The butterfly die cut is one I piked up at a consignment sale a while ago and just never got around to using until now.
All those pastel colors make me ready for spring.
Rubber stamping, stamping, papercrafting and other projects from a writer by trade, stamper by passion.
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What a gorgeous card!!
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