I like to experiment...

sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. 

Hello world,

Extra post here for you all! In celebration of new followers - hello new followers, here's a happy welcome wave for you - and because I do like to experiment.

I always used to have a liking for making very CAS (Clean and Simple) cards, but you do have to be so precise with them as all flaws are on show as there's nowhere to hide! I have a tendency to be a bit slap dash and I can't do straight lines (almost called my blog something witty along the lines of my tendency to go wonky but couldn't think of a good name), so I don't do them as often as I'd like.  I sort of morph characters, paper and embellishments into my kind of CAS.

However, having said all that, today I felt in a very CAS mode and this is the result:

I can't give you anymore supplies than I used my Copics to colour in the ladybirds and a Spellbinders oval die to cut out the sentiment as the stamps (from one sheet) didn't have any details on them.  I'm guessing it was a freebie with a mag, back when I brought magazines and so I've no idea about them at all.  I can tell you I stamped the ladybug out three times onto Joanna Sheen's white stamping paper, made my own DL card base and used a spare bit of card to stamp the sentiment onto. That's all folks! 

My second experiment, trying to not have to list a load of Copics everytime I colour, so wondering about finishing off a post with a 'these are the Copics I used' picture. Whad'ya think? Yay or nay? Realise ciaos' don't have their numbers visible (they are: Y17, 15 and11: R27 and 22) but it works for Sketch, I think anyway.

So properly signing off now,

See you tomorrow on 'normal' card day!

Sarah

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