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CAS on Friday #329

 Hello! 


Today’s card is inspired from CAS on Friday #329. 

To join along, click (HERE)


For my card, I rotated the sketch 90 degrees to allow the circle and stripes to the top of the card. 

For the strips, I used a scrap of white card stock to anchor and position into place.  I used Simon Says Stamp Strips 1 - cutting dies.  

I cut one wider strip with white shimmer card stock (Recollections) and one thinner strip of holographic card stock (Recollections) and glued them together on the scrap cardstock.  

I added the Line It Up - Christmas die from Paper Trey Ink on the other side.  

The border was added to a card base measuring 3 3/4 x 5 inches. 

A vellum circle with a holographic snowflake was cut from Nature’s Spotlight from Stampin Up. 

A small snowflake was die cut from the same white shimmer cardstock stock, and an opal accent was added to the center.

The panel was finished with a holographic border.  

Thanks for stopping by! - Valerie Kaye

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  1. EllenMarch 8, 2026 at 5:53 AM

    Great idea to rotate the sketch! Chritsmas it is! Thank you for joining us at CAS on Friday this time.

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  2. TammyMarch 8, 2026 at 8:09 AM

    Very pretty!! Love how you turned the sketch! Thanks for sharing at CAS on Friday!

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  3. djMarch 10, 2026 at 10:43 AM

    What a pretty take on our clean and simple sketch challenge!! I love how you flipped it!! We are so glad you joined the fun and played along with us over at CAS on Friday!!
    Deb Horst, DT #329

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