Sep 20 2009

Up and Running with a CAS Remake

Hi everyone!  GLAD to be back connected to the world.  2 days without internet access is a little frustrating!!!  I came home from our usual Sunday activities to find service, and I’m one happy camper!!!  I’ll get to all my emails throughout the evening – thank you for your patience!

I have  a simple CAS remake to share with you this evening.  DS#2 needed a birthday card for 6 year old Emily – like NOW!  Well, nothing in this house ready to go for little girls, so I did some scrambling.  Does anyone remember this card?  Well, I thought that just might do for a 6 year old if I switched out the sentiments.  So, off came Summer and on went her name, Emily, plus a button for good measure.  Here’s the remake:

emily-remake-360-wm-notime.jpg

Please see original post for specific details.  Image is by Cornish Heritage Farms, Copic colored.  I created Emily’s name using font by JustRite — Times New Roman, both Uppercase and Lowercase, used on a Harmony Rectangle Stamper.  And please remember, all the font is still on sale at JustRite Stampers through Sept. 24.  Be sure to check it out!

You’ll also note if you compare the two that I added Flower Soft in Nut Brown to the flower center on Emily’s remake.  Sure adds a lot of interest IRL — I love the addition.

Please note I have a good supply of JustRite Products shown on Page 3 of my store.  Also just want to let you know that I have some FUN new RIBBONS in, as well as a few other little items  – I’ll get them photoed and up on the Stamp Simply Ribbon Store hopefully tomorrow (Monday) sometime!  So stay tuned — I’ll post here when the new ribbons are all listed.

Thanks much for stopping in and for your patience with me while I was out of service.  Keeping my fingers crossed that doesn’t happen again anytime real soon!!!  Have a wonderful week, everyone.  I’ll be back as soon as I can!

______________________________

Editing to Add:  In reading comments, it has reminded me that not everyone understands all the lingo we use when writing posts.  I think there has been some confusion on the meanings of CAS and CASE, though similar in appearance, very different in meaning.  Let me explain:

CAS means Clean and Simple, as in style of card.

CASE is a term people use, “to case a card”.  Some people refer to is as to *Copy and Share Everything*.  Others refer to it as meaning to *Copy and Steal Everything*.  In either situation, when you CASE a card, you are copying someone else’s work.

 Hope that helps!

13 responses so far

13 Responses to “Up and Running with a CAS Remake”

  1. Beautiful card Sharon. You do CAS so very well and it always looks like a million bucks :D. I think I’ll might have to case this one ;D Love the way the flower just pops!!! Hugs, Sabrina

  2. Jerri Kay says:

    What a sweet card Sharon, I’m sure Emily was thrilled to receive it! So happy you’re back up and running!

  3. Martie Moser says:

    Sharon – NOBODY – just nobody does CAS simple as good as you. I love this card. I plan to CAS ir (Copy and steal)

  4. bluemoon says:

    I love it, very pretty Sharon!

  5. Bev J. says:

    Bet she will love the “fuzzy” on the flower; cute and a great makeover. Glad you have service again. tfs

  6. Luvcreatingcards says:

    What a lovely card Sharon. And soooo pleased that you have internet again. As I was reading today’s blog I was thinking what’s CAS – I’ll have to ask but no need now!!! Thank you Martie for the CAS definition. It’s always great to see all your fab creations Sharon. Thank you for sharing all your wonderful ideas and tips. Have a good rest of you day and warmest best wishes to you all.

  7. So glad to see you back up and running! What a wonderful idea to switch this lovely creation out from summer to a personalized creation! EVERYONE loves to see something with their name on it … Emily was thrilled I’m sure!!! Great thinking!!

  8. Charlene says:

    Perfect for a little girl! Another beauty, Sharon. Loving CAS more and more all the time.

  9. Luvcreatingcards says:

    Hi again Sharon, Just popped back to have another look at your lovely ‘Emily’ Card and saw that you have kindly explained the difference between the terms mentioned. Thank you sooo much for taking the time to read our comments and straight away acting on them. It’s very kind of you. Have a happy evening,
    warmest wishes,
    Su
    -x-

  10. Cindy Lyles says:

    OMW this is gorgeous – Emily is going to LOVE this! Beautiful!!

  11. Lady Dawn says:

    Very cute card, love the addition of the button. I never remember to use mine…my stash runneth over LOL

  12. Jenny Gropp says:

    This is just one awesome card — simple , sweet, stunning — perfect for a little girl! I bet it made her smile real big!

Leave a Reply to Luvcreatingcards