
This weeks Global Design Project challenge is ” CASE the designer” Tanja Kolar. Since we have a pretty liberal requirement on this challenge, what I chose is her grouping of objects as a focal point. Tanja uses balloons. I am using flowers. And because I really love how Watermelon Wonder plays off Crumb Cake, I made that the color story for my “CASE” of Tanja’s card.
My card isn’t the only one CASEd from Tanja’s. Check out the others for this challenge at #GDP048 by clicking here! Or on the icon below.
This card design is for someone who doesn’t mind the challenge of stamping and cutting out a total of 10 die cuts! Intricate designs using dies cuts isn’t for everyone. But for me, I really love stamping & cutting out more pieces than I need and then “arranging” them much like a floral designer would in a vase. I have done quite a few cards using this technique and blogged about doing flowers like this before. I always say that your cheapest commodities in good stamping are paper, ink and patience! And don’t be afraid to use all 3 when designing a multi layer card.
Well, that is my take on this week’s challenge. An you should try it too! This is a fabulous challenge with stampers from all over the world.
Recipe
Papers: Affectionately Yours Specialty DSP, Crumb Cake, Watermelon Wonder, Sahara Sand
Stamps: Jar of Love, Thoughtful Branches
Embellishments: Watermelon Wonder 5/8″ Mini Stripe Ribbon
Tools: Every Day Jars Framelits, Layering Squares Framelits, Big Shot

I adore your card Susan. I love the patterned panels and the cute little jar of flowers, thanks for joining us this week x
I love it
Thanks so much Mary!
It’s lovely!!
Thank you Mirti! And thank you for sharing your trip on Facebook. It looks like you had a beautiful time.
This one is amazing! I’ll have to say it’s now one of my favorites! ❤️
Thank you so much Jackie!
This is soooooo gorgeous. This may be my absolute favorite of all time.
Jayne, thank you! I guess I better do more floral cards. They are a lot of work, but fun.
Another gorgeous card this week Susan! Yes, not for the faint hearted with all the cutting, but the results really do reflect the work. I like card-flower arranging too and you’ve executed this floral arrangment brilliantly. Thanks for playing along with the Global Design Project again this week. xo
Thank you so much Louise! And I really appreciate Global Design Project and all you do!