Tuesday, April 8, 2014

                   
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CAS-ual Friday Stamps: April Sneak Peek #2





Ready for day 2 of the April Sneak Peeks from CAS-ual Fridays Stamps?!

We have another great new Fri-Die for you, it's called Linked!
It consists of two fabulous "linked" dies!
I was pretty obsessed with the squarish links, but there's also a fabulous oval one!

For my card above, I used the Linked die on silver glitter cardstock and added a sentiment from the Woot Woot stamp set embossed in silver. Simple and dramatic, I hope! lol!



For my second card above, I went another direction with some lavender polka dot patterned paper and the Tech Talk stamp set. While I was looking through my CFS stamp sets, I noticed the little keyboard stamps fit perfectly inside the squarish links, so I cut them out and layered them on top. Even though my card is a little girly, this would be a great technique for a guy card!

Be sure and head over to the CAS-ual Fridays Stamps blog to check out the awesome creations from the rest of the design team and Michele herself, the creator of the dies! :)

Thanks so much for stopping by! Hugs and happy stamping!





Recipe #1
Stamps: CAS-ual Friday Stamps Woot Woot
Cardstock: SU Gumball Green, Whisper White & Silver Glitter
Ink: Versamark
Accessories: CAS-ual Fri-Dies Linked die, Big Shot, Silver Embossing Powder, heat tool.

Recipe #2
Stamps: CAS-ual Fridays Stamps Tech Talk
Cardstock: SU Whisper White, Basic Black, Jenni Bowlin patterned paper.
Ink: Memento Black
Accessories: CAS-ual Fri-Dies Linked die, Big Shot, black & white twine.




6 comments:

Lagene said...

WOW! These are stunning, I love these new dies! The silver card is my fav!

Harriet said...

Your card is wonderful, love the recipes!!!!

Darnell said...

These are both so fresh and fun, Angie!! Love them! Hugs, Darnell

Diane Jaquay said...

I love the look of these links, especially what you did with the bottom HB2U card, so cool!

cghundley said...

Great cards,
I like the links.
Carla from Utah

Kelly Griglione said...

OK, you KNOW I am wishing I thought of using those chains as frames! Fabulous idea, Angie!! All great cards : )