Friday 27 April 2018

CAS Christmas card

My craft room blitz is still ongoing!  This time, rather than just shuffle things around to make things look reasonable tidy, I'm doing the job properly and decluttering the things I know I won't use again.  I'm going through every box, drawer, shelf and cupboard, which is taking forever!  On the plus side, I'm finding things I had forgotten about and know I'll use again.  I wasn't going to make any more cards until I'd finished sorting my craft room, but the current Less is More Challenge ends today and the Rudolph Days Challenge only has a few more days to go.  I decided to make a quick CAS Christmas card....in fact it took less than five minutes to make, so I think I will be batch making these some time.
The Less is More challenge is 'Bring Something Back'.  I immediately thought of all the peeloffs I still have.  Although they seem to have gone out of fashion, they still can look quick effective.  I die cut a white frame and attached it to the square 6x6 card blank.  I added three green and gold holographic tree peeloffs in the square apertures and a gold sentiment in the rectangular aperture.  The trees are a bright green IRL, but with another dismal day here, it was difficult to get a good photograph.  I'm really pleased how this card turned out and being the quickest card I've ever made was an added bonus.

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24 comments:

  1. This is so stylish and wonderful, Liz!
    I wish you a nice weekend!
    Hugs, Liv

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  2. I have this feeling that peel offs will be back, maybe more updated designs, but they say what goes around comes around, and these trees are definitely not dated especially as you have die cut a super frame for them Liz. I hope your declutter will continue to go well. It usually gets worse before it gets better, but is very satisfying when it's finished..lol. x

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    1. My declutter state is definitely worse at the moment! If peeloffs come back in fashion, I'll certainly have plenty to keep me going. ;-) xx

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  3. A lovely card Liz and good luck with your craft room sort out!
    Kath x

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  4. This sure packs a punch for a 5 minute card. I LOVE IT!!!! The tiny trees are so cute and they fit perfect for that die. Wonderful card!
    Lynn

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  5. Well done on using some of your peeloffs Liz, I don't think I will ever come to the end of mine!

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  6. Great idea to use the peel offs in such a contemporary way. Good luck with the de-cluttering x

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  7. A great card, Liz. I sold most of my peel-offs but did keep just a handful of some I really liked so must use some again soon. This is a great CAS design and an ideal way of putting them to use. We all love quick, especially for Christmas, eh! Good luck with the continued decluttering!
    Thanks so much for sharing with us at Less is More, Anita x

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  8. Fabulous card Liz Great design and a super LIM card.

    Kath x

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  9. I'm making some order too, and it takes me ages, but it's a bit curious that so much inspirations come to me while I put aside pieces... :) A lot of temptations to stop my organizing and make instead some cards... :D
    But I'm resisting... After cleaning and organizing, and only then I will create again!
    Your CAS is delightful, very quick to make, surely, but also so impressive and elegant!

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  10. Oh Liz...I've been doing exactly what you have started doing in your craft room for several weeks now...and with the same intentions! It must be catching!! I like your card with the use of the forgotten peel offs...I too have a box full but they really don't take a lot of space do they??..and well...after looking through hem I put them back :)

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  11. Hi Liz,
    Happy Rudolf Days.
    What a brilliant card and such a great idea.
    Yes it looks very effective too for a quick make.
    I think we all need some quick makes to make up our Christmas numbers.
    Thank you for joining the Rudolf Challenge.
    Lots of crafty love. Jenny L. DT

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  12. Gorgeous CAS design Liz.Have a lovely weekend.


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  13. A fantastic card using some of your peel offs Liz, I have a mountain of these in a cupboard somewhere.

    Sue xx

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  14. I am in the middle of sorting too Liz, what a job ay? I also have those tree peel offs, LOVE how you have placed in them inside the die, a SUPER card.
    Faith
    x

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  15. Brilliant card and so simple. And fast! Great idea and the card is great. I am going to go look at my stash too and see what I can use. Thanks for the inspiration.

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  16. Wow! This is fantastic! I love the elegant simplicity of it.

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  17. It still looks marvelously handmade, Liz, as it should do since it is! Bonus finding the peel-offs to whip up some QACAS Christmas cards that are easy to mail!! I'm proud of you for doing a thorough spring cleaning. I did it a coupla years ago so I know how great you will feel when it's over. You get the joy of passing on product so someone else can love it again, discovering product you had forgotten about, and a clean and organized space! Whoopie!! Hugs, Darnell

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  18. This is a very gorgeous Cas card Liz.
    Hugs Veerle x

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  19. Beautiful card, Liz. The trees are the frame are gorgeous. Kisses, my friend.

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  20. Lovely card Liz, great to see the peel-offs in good use!
    Janice x

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  21. Beautiful make Liz. Love the use of the little frames. Fun to find all the goodies that we've forgotten about - isn't it?

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  22. Pretty and elegant card,Liz.Love the tiny trees.

    Gr,Sylvia.

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  23. Great to be able to use up some peel offs and utilize a good design while doing so!
    I have been sorting on my craft room as well. It is easy to put things off and I have done that for far too long. I even have a large dresser in there that hold my envelopes and much more. I have been planning to paint it white to match my other pieces but have put it off for over two years. This summer it will be painted!

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