It's not every day that you get to blog hop with someone you have been admiring for what seems like forever. That is, unless you are in the Crazy Crafter team, then you get to join forces with some amazingly talented people every month!
This month we have the privilege to be hopping with Frenchie Martin. We are CASEing (Copy And Selectively Edit) any project that she created. We hope you find great inspiration from the projects.
You may just be starting the blog hop here at my blog - Rosalie Desmond or may have come from the person previous to me. Be sure to click on the person listed under me further down the page to continue your journey on this blog hop.
When selecting which project I was going to CASE, I kept going back to the same project - Watercolour Joseph Coat. This is Frenchie's card that I CASEd.
For more information about this technique please check out Frenchie's blog.
I don't remember seeing this technique before and just loved the look. So I took this opportunity to give it a go. I used a slightly different take on Frenchie's project - I sponged my colours before I embossed rather than water colouring.
This first card uses the Flourishing Phrases stamp set. I sponged using Calypso Coral, Daffodil Delight and Emerald Envy, then clear embossed the images and covered the paper in Dapper Denim.
I loved the look of this technique so much that I just had to try it with different stamp sets. This time I used the Vintage Leaves set. Sponged in Melon Mambo, Calypso Coral, Daffodil Delight, Real Red, Emerald Envy, then clear embossed the images and covered the paper in Dapper Denim.
This is my third card, this time using the Sheltering Tree Stamp Set. I sponged in Calypso Coral, Daffodil Delight and Real Red. Clear embossed the images over the sponging and covered the paper in Dapper Denim.
Thanks for stopping by and I hope you enjoy the remainder of the blog hop,
A great technique Rosalie and awesome cards. Angexxx
ReplyDeleteThank you Angela
DeleteRosalie, 3 gorgeous cards using a fabulous technique. Well done x
ReplyDeleteAnd heaps of fun, although just a little messy on the fingers :)
DeleteAll your cards are beautiful Rose! This is a fabulous technique and you've nailed it! Great case of Frenchie's card. xoxo
ReplyDeleteThank you Gail
DeleteOh my great color combos but I have to say the leaves one are screaming at me I love that combo and that stamp set is perfect for this thechique thank you for playing
ReplyDeleteI loved the leave one as well. Next time I might do some leaves on some scraps and then cut them out. I love the idea of rainbow leaves in 3D.
DeleteGreat use of this technique Rose.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lisa
DeleteOh Rosalie. Good minds think a like. I chose the same technique too and then had so much fun I couldn't stop at one colour variation either! Love all your cards. They have turned out beautifully. ☺☺☺
ReplyDeleteThank you Louise. I noticed a few of us CASEd the same card, yet they turned out so differently. Its amazing what you can do with the same technique.
DeleteGorgeous creations Rose!! They are all lovely and my favourite is the leaves one!
ReplyDeleteThank you Carolina. It was my favourite as well and the top one was hubby's.
DeleteAll beautiful cards Rose, great CASE of this technique. The fine detail in the leaves just looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteThank you Sue. Love the Vintage Leaves set. It's a newish set for me.
DeleteThey're all really pretty but the pink one is my fave! xx
ReplyDeleteSounds like this one is the winner.
DeleteAwesome cards and fabulous technique Rose. :)
ReplyDeletethanks Juan.
DeleteGreat project ideas Rose.....I am really going to have to try this technique
ReplyDeleteHeaps of fun Vicki. If you are like me, have a baby wipe handy for inky fingers.
DeleteGreat cards Rosalie. Love the randomness of the colours. Gotta try this technique.
ReplyDeleteThanks Kirsten
Deletelove these. I think the You are awesome on is my fave, maybe it's because you are awesome Rose :)
ReplyDeleteThank you sweet Tamie. I really love that sentiment as well.
DeleteI do like what you've done with this technique, looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThank you Rachel. I love how super easy it is as well.
DeleteTHREE amazing cards!!! I love them all!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Steph.
DeleteThese look so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThank you Nanette
DeleteBeautiful. Never thought of using the tree but I love it.
ReplyDeleteThank you Ina
DeleteThank you. At some point I will play with it again, in different colours and see how it goes.
ReplyDeleteAwesome cards Rose
ReplyDeleteThank you Angela
DeleteThank you for sharing all the different cards with the same technique done on each. I really like the first 2 cards and your choice of matting sets them of perfectly.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the lovely comment. I tried different colour matting, but kept coming back to the daffodil delight. Other colours worked but the yellow made it pop.
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