Hello!  Happy Halloween to my readers who observe it!  🙂

Since it’s the fifth Thursday of the month, this week at CAS – Colours and Sketches we have a double challenge – which means certain colors need to be used with a particular sketch!  That sounds like fun, doesn’t it?

I haven’t yet decided if the card I created will go in my stash for Operation Write Home or for Hope You Can Cling To.  I did have one of the HYCCT challenges in the back of my mind while I was working on this.  Either way, the card will be appropriate for either cause.  The tulip seems a little out of season now at the end of October, but I have no way of knowing when this card will actually be sent to someone, and besides, who wouldn’t like to be surprised with a pretty flower any time of year?  I used some older stamps and designer paper, but I have a feeling the recipient won’t mind that.

Although the colors listed are Stampin’ Up color names, you do not need to use Stampin’ Up products to create your card.  Simply use whatever you have that is closest to those colors.

Be sure to see what the rest of the design team has made!  Then we’d love it if you join in our challenge by making a clean and simple styled card of your own using this sketch and these colors.  Share your work with us at the CAS – Colours and Sketches site by 1:00 p.m. Eastern time Wednesday, November 6.  We’d love to see what you make!

All supplies for this card are from Stampin’ Up.
Stamps: Terrific Tulips, Warmest Regards
Cardstock: Pacific Point, Wild Wasabi, Whisper White, Baja Breeze designer paper
Ink: Pumpkin Pie, Wild Wasabi, Pacific Point

3 Responses to “CAS – Colours and Sketches #49”

  1. Beautiful card, Patricia! I love that tulip set!

  2. It is very striking to use the blue as your card base. the tulip is perfect, whatever the time of year. Beautiful card -great job!

    Louise xx

  3. This really is stunning Patricia! I love that flower…so bold yet so delicate! 🙂
    Lizy xx

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