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Saturday, 21 May 2022

A Cheery Little CAS Card

Today I am sharing what I think is a cheery little CAS card. I hope you like it.


I made my background panel by painting watercolour and a few splatters onto a piece of mixed media paper. I then spread Nuvo embellishment paste through a stencil, I haven't used this paste before and it has a wonderful silvery sheen to it that catches the light beautifully. My flower was stamped and cut using the matching die and simply coloured with my Zig pens. The sentiment by Uniko is heat embossed in white.



I am sharing it at:
Addicted to CAS #220 - code word Flower
Casology week 403 - Botanical
NBUS #38 - The flower stamp is NBUS




After mentioning my succulents the other day I had requests for pictures so I thought today I would share a picture of one of my cacti which flowers beautifully every year and this year is no exception. These pictures where taken a few days ago.


Aren't those flowers amazing?

Supplies:
cardstock: Mixed media paper; white stamping card; Hunky Dory adorable scorable coated card
Ink: Zig clean colour real brush pens; Versafine onyx black; Versamark
Stamps: Altenew wonder flower and matching die; Uniko simply said
Stencil by Funky Fossil

Thank you for taking the time to visit my blog today, I really appreciate it. 

26 comments:

  1. Oh, wow, Hilary, those blossoms truly are amazing! They don't look real! And your card flower design is very pretty! I love how you gave it so much interest and texture with the background and paste and still kept it CASlicious and classy! Have a great weekend and thank you for inspiring everyone at NBUS! Hugs, Darnell

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  2. Great CAS card love the simple flower and textured background.The flowers on your cactus are amazinf we have an Easter catus in full flower at the moment-similar colour but not as big more of a fushia size
    Carol x

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  3. Wowie, your cactus with flowers is absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for sharing the pic, and I would welcome more anytime. Your card is wonderfully CAS and striking with the colors and texture you applied. Loving that semi-gloss Adorable Scorable cardstock. I will buy some one day. Found it in the US -- yay!

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  4. A very nice card in the contrasting blue and yellow.

    Wow that’s an amazing cactus! Xxx

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  5. Such beautiful CAS Hilary, the Nuvo embellishment paste looks really pretty and make your flower pop out very well. Love the vibrant colours and the clean design!
    Your cacti flowers are just amazing, I agree!!
    Hugs

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  6. One word for the card - Adorable!
    One word for the cactus - Awesome! x

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  7. Hilary, this little Uniko bloom is so kitschy and kool! The embossing is great, and I love these colors with your blue card base!
    OH MY WORD! I don't even have the words - so I'll borrow Viv's AWESOME cacti flowers! How old do these have to get to flower like this??
    =]

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  8. Sweet, sweet card! Love the wonderful bright blue and the cheerful yellow - what a nice blend of cool and warm tones! And your cactus is a king/queen cactus!! Look at those spectacular blooms - cactii always have the most vivid and brilliant flowers - what a joy to watch! :)

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  9. It is indeed a cheery bloom Hilary as are those on your succulents, so bold and vivid.

    B x

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  10. such a pretty card, love the CASness with your single flower ♥
    Wow your Cactus is amazing xx

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  11. Your sweet panel is awesome on your cas card. Love all the details. Your cactus blooms are fabulous.

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  12. WOW! What awesome blossoms on your cactus, Hilary! I see why you love these succulents! I LOVE your sweet flower and the embossed background! The blue base makes everything pop beuatifully!

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  13. Gorgeous card Hilary and I adore your beautiful cactus blooms, just delightful!

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  14. Your flowers are beautiful, Hilary! What a sweet card! Love your coloring & the background!

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  15. Beautiful stenciled background for your main image and Love your added paste to the stenciled image. Wonderful choice of colored cardstock to mount your main image onto. Also TFS the gorgeous cactus in bloom, Hilary. The flowers are gorgeous and I bet they last a long time too? TFS Love and Hugs...Nancy

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  16. Simply beautiful in every way, Hilary. The colour palette here with its deep, elegant hues is really something eye-catchingly special. Fantastic card, my friend!

    Autumn Zenith 🧡 Witchcrafted Life

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  17. A pretty floral focal point to this lovely card.
    Lorraine

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  18. Beautiful card and gorgeous colours here.
    Wow look at your real flower, it's so gorgeous x

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  19. Darling little NBUS flower and I love the embossing paste background, Hilary! Oh my, is that flowering cactus gorgeous - bet it's amazing to watch it bloom!!

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  20. PS - So glad you shared this beauty at NBUS!! Linda, May Guest Designer :)

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  21. You show us once again how beautiful a card with a simple design can be. And your succulent leaves me speechless. I hope you enjoy these extraordinary flowers for a long time.

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  22. What a pretty card. The background panel is gorgeous - loving the shimmer and texture. I love how "happy" the flower is. Thanks for joining us at Addicted to CAS.

    sue n.

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  23. Beautiful - that panel is so pretty.

    Thanks for joining us at Addicted to CAS.

    Helen x
    DT

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  24. It is a cheery card - love the past detail with the stencil. Wow to your cactus flowers - just beautiful.

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  25. I love the blue - it really sets of your focal element and I also love the gorgeous embossed flowers in the background. So glad you shared this beauty with us at Addicted to CAS this week
    Jaydee

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  26. This is such a cheery little card. Love the flower. Thanks so much for playing along at CASology.

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