It is raining!

CASology has a challenge now in week 90 and the cue card is wet. I combined this challenge with Lawn Fawn's challenge. Their challenge is all about new techniques so I tried Jennifer McGuire's ink bleeding technique but it didn't turn out so well so I tried another technique. I combined inlay diecutting with layering the diecut with several layers so it gets thick like a chipboard.

 I used a stamp set from Lawn Fawn called Hello Sunshine and a hello die from Simon Says Stamp. I also used the inkpads Sea Glass and Audrey Blue from SSS.

Diecut inlay

Here is the second card I made for CAS(E) this Sketch #70. The sketch look like this:

And here is my card. I took a piece of watercolour paper that I dipped in some distresscolours that I had put on my worksheet. I then dried the paper and since I didn't like how it turned out I sponged some colours on the paper this time and then sprayed it with water. After it was drie I pressed a wet stencil on top of it but it didn't turn out as clearly as I wanted it so I diecut a balloon from the paper. And in the balloon I diecut the word happy and made a diecut inlay. The hearts is also diecuts from the same paper. All the dies comes from SSS.

Distressed butterflies

Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge Blog has a challenge now that involves distressing. And since I love distressing I made several distressed butterflies and made two diecut inlay cards with them but the first card you see is just a diecut card. It was so fun so the third card is just a diecut inlay card without being distressed. I used the cardstock that I got in Simon Says Stamp March cardkit.