Wednesday, 21 June 2017

Post 204: CAS Invitation Card

Hi friends :)

Let me start by asking, have you tried distress oxides yet?
If you haven't, please do try. I really love ink blending with them. Since they remain wet for much longer, there is a chance to fix mistakes so that no harsh lines show up. Even if you do not get all the 12 (I didn't get all the 12 either) just get a couple of them to try out the product. It is definitely worth giving a try.

I'd like to share a Clean and Simple Invitation Card. 
I've kept it masculine with the use of the black, white and blue color palette and the images of the buildings. 
This is a top folding A2 size card. 

Synopsis of the Process:

I did masking and ink blending to create the sky and then added the die cut of buildings. 
Adhered 4 bright yellow windows indicating the house where the party is at. 
Stamped the sentiment which reads, "please join us" and added a couple of enamel dots.
The card panel is a stitched rectangle die cut which was adhered to the card base. 

List of Supplies:

Paper Smooches Die- Super 2
Paper Smooches Stamp- We Adore You
Gina Marie Stitched Rectangles Die
Distress Oxide- Broken China
Ranger's Distress Mini Inkpads- Chipped Sapphire
Ranger's Archival Inkpad- Jet Black
Ranger's round blending tool and foams
Enamel Dots
Tombow Mono Multi Glue
Masking Tape
Iris White and Black Cardstock 250 gsm
Snippet of Yellow Cardstock

Here is a photograph of the card:



























I am playing along with the following challenges:

Paper Smooches June Challenge : Men (Made a masculine CAS invitation card here)



CASe this sketch #226

CASology #254- House (This is an invitation to a house warming party)

Uniko Challenge #41- Masculine 

WWC 124- Fiona's Masculine Anything Goes Challenge
Cuttlebug Mania: Fathersday (I've made a masculine cas invitation card and used 1 die here)


Thanks for your time!
Love reading your precious comments :)
Stay Blessed. 

15 comments:

  1. I love both of these cards, such bold colours - and great masculine cards - thanks for joining us at Watercooler Wednesday this week.

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  2. Awesome CAS card! Love the scene you created. Thanks for sharing at Happy Little Stampers, so happy you joined us!

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  3. Superb silhouetted city buildings, really striking against that bright blue panel. Thanks for linking up with Uniko's masculine challenge.

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  4. I love distress oxide inks too! I love the die silhouette against the pretty inked night sky! The little pop of yellow is perfect!
    Thank so much for joining us over at CASology! :)

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  5. Beautiful CAS urban looking card. Thanks for joining us this week at Watercooler Wednesday Masculine Challenge WWC124.

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  6. Hi Preeti, the oxide inks really pop, don't they? Love your silhouettes against that blue. Adding yellow to the one window is very effective. Thanks so much for joining our Watercooler Wednesday Challenge this week.

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  7. I like this with the urban skyline and the lights in one building only! Thanks for playing along with our masculine challenge at Uniko. Deborah, DT.

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  8. Love the way the lights are shining in just a few of the die cut windows.
    Thanks for linking up at HLS anything goes with dies. :)

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  9. Wonderful skyline, Preeti! I love the Broken China you used for your color. Thanks for joining us this week at the Watercooler Wednesday Challenge.

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  10. Fantastic card, Preeti ! I love the idea of showing 'party' as four yellow windows. :)

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  11. Awesome! love how you have highlighted those windows!

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  12. This is a great card! Thanks for joining us this week at Watercooler Wednesday for Fiona's Anything Goes Masculine Challenge!

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  13. I love this! I am a big fan of the skyline look and you did a great job with this! Thanks for playing with us this week at Watercooler Wednesday!

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  14. CAS perfection and FAB masculine card. Great combo of challenges and thanks so much for linking up at Uniko. Hugs Bev x

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