CASE-ing is my style

I admit, I'm not really original when it comes to ideas. When I teach a class, I tell the students right up front that I'm a copier.

A lot of my cards are cards that I've seen somewhere, online, in a book or at a show. I often start a card by copying the layout, the colors, the saying, something that really caught my eye and want to recreate. Sometimes I copy the idea exactly, sometimes I put my own twist on it.

So, many of my cards are ones that I've CASE'd. I've read many different versions of what CASE stands for, and the one I choose to use it for is: Copy And Share Everywhere.

This card is one I've CASE'd and uses the cute DeNami robots. This little robot is one of my favorite new stamps. I made this card using the robot for my great-nephew's birthday that is coming up this week.

Not to be left out . . .

My oldest grandson is 4 - 1/2 and attends pre-school. Even though he didn't get any "A's", he is my grandchild that always looks for a dollar in the cards I send. So, I made him a card using DeNami's robot stamps. This robot was so cute, I couldn't resist buying him. (And, I've already used this stamp to make a card for my great-nephew whose birthday is coming up soon).

School is out!

Brooke

Alexis

Sarah

All three of my granddaughters are out of school for the summer!
They are all within six months of age of each other, all in the same grade and attend three different schools.
When my children were little, I would give them a dollar for every "A" that they got on their report cards. I've carried this tradition on with my grandchildren. Well, these girls are going to make me broke, LOL So far, I've heard from two of them and I am happy to say I have to send a lot of dollars! These are the cards I made to send them their good grade money. The stamps are from MFT (My Favorite Things) and are part of the "Pure Innocence" collection. There are so many stamps to chose from in this collection, it was hard to make a choice. Each stamp is cuter than the next one.