Sunday, 29 May 2016

CAS Rosette card

The Less is More challenge this week is a sketch, such a simple design that I just kept the design in my head rather than drawing the sketch.  What a mistake that was..... I'd convinced myself that the diagonal line was corner to corner!  So, I've used a little artistic license and hope it still counts for the challenge.




The rosette is a Nellie Snellen folding die 'Flower 2', which I die cut twice to make the rosette.  The patterned paper is from a Dovecraft paper stack, pink with white stars, although they look more like dots in the photo.

I would like to enter my card for the following challenges:

24 comments:

  1. Such a pretty paper and flower! Anyone would love to get this for their birthday.

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  2. A lovely card - I'm sure artistic licence is fine!
    Kath x

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  3. Beautifully simple! It's lovely paper.

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  4. Well it is certainly perfect for our challenge and love the rosette.
    Thank you for joining our pink challenge this week at Allsorts.

    Kath

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  5. Beautiful card Liz, love your rosette.
    Pam x

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  6. Wow, your rosette is perfect in that paper Liz, what a fun interpretation of the sketch!
    Thanks so much
    Chrissie
    "Less is More"

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  7. Such a very pretty card and elegant card Liz and perfect for our Pink theme, many thanks for joining us at Allsorts challenge.

    B x

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  8. I love the pretty gingham and that lovely die, Liz - they look great with the fab white space! Great to see you at Less is More :)

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  9. Very pretty Liz. The rosette looks lovely. Barbxx

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  10. I'm sure your card will pass muster for the sketch. I love the colour ways and your pretty rosette flower you have made. Hugs Mrs A.

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  11. A really pretty card Liz, I love the rosette flower.
    Janice x

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  12. CAS at its best - super

    Kathyk

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  13. Gorgeous CAS card Liz, I love that rosette, so pretty in the gingham, Cathy x

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  14. Fabulous CAS creation for our IN the PINK challenge. Great design and I hope you will join us again next week...thanks for sharing your talent.xx
    [aNNie DT for Allsorts Challenges]

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  15. Terrific card Liz. Artistic license is what it is all about and your take on the sketch is fab. That rosette is really cool.
    Thanks for joining us at Less is More.
    Sharon xx

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  16. Very cute card! Love the pink along with the white - it really pops.

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  17. Love the choice of colours, a really classy card. Cara x

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  18. What a really stylish card Liz - love that flower and the gingham.
    Thanks so much for joining us this week
    Anne
    “Less is More”

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  19. Hi Liz

    What a lovely finished card .. .. I love that pretty rosette very much.

    Many thanks for sharing your childhood memory on my blog .. .. it made me smile. At one of the wedding fayres I do there is always a wedding dress lady opposite me who has a lovely little girl who sometimes comes when her Mum is setting up her stand .. .. and then disappears with her Dad. The little girl does exactly as you used to and sees the final fittings. How magical!

    I often wonder whether the Mum and her daughter dress up as bride and bridesmaid .. .. perhaps I will ask her next time we are together! LOL!!

    Hope you are having a good week.

    Love Jules xx

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  20. Beautiful and sweet card!
    Thank you for sharing over at Allsorts;-))m

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  21. Love the rosette Liz. Adds to your CAS card beautifully. Shabneez xxx

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  22. This is so pretty, Liz! Love that pink rosette!

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  23. This pink gingham gives a lovely elegant and crisp finishd to the card Liz and perfectly fits the sketch. x

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