Happy Wednesday! Today we’re introducing the last in our CASE Card Challenges. (But not to worry, we’ll have more fun stuff to take it’s place!) This week’s inspiration card was created by Rock Star, Karen Hasheck.
"M16 CASE" card created by Karen Hasheck.
For you newbies out there… CASE is a term people use “to case a card”. Some say it stands for “copy and share everything” and others say “copy and selectively edit”. In either situation, when you CASE a card, you are to some degree copying someone else’s work. You look to their card for inspiration… whether it be the layout, or the color combination or any other design element of the card or all of the above. And then you borrow from that to create a card of your own that may be slightly different, but feels similar.
So a few days ago Karen shared this card with her fellow Rock Stars and asked them to CASE it. Check out all the great cards they came up with!
"M16 CASE" card created by Joy Hadden.
"M16 CASE" card created by Lynette Neus.
"M16 CASE" card created by Darsie Bruno
"M16 CASE" card created by Robin Kirkpatrick.
"M16 CASE" card created by Michele Greenwood.
"M16 CASE" card created by Makiko Jones.
"M16 CASE" card created by Harriet Skelly.
"M16 CASE" card created by Ayana Posadas.
Now we’d love for you to play along with us!
Here are all the details…
1. Create a card based on the inspiration card provided. Your card does not have to be made with Repeat Impressions stamps, but if you would like to include our designs we would reeeally love to see them! 
Plus, there’s an added bonus… you will get an additional entry in our random.org drawing for using our stamps in your submissions!
2. Post your cased card on your blog or online gallery and be sure to reference Repeat Impressions M16 CASE Card Challenge. Then link it here with the inlinkz widget below. (Please provide a direct link to your post, not the entire blog.)
3. Submissions will be accepted until Tuesday, March 29th at 5PM EST.
4. You may enter as many times as you like, but you must provide a newly designed project each time.
5. On March 30th we will announce the winner of our March CASE challenges. For this challenge the winner will receive any one unmounted sheet of stamps of their choice!
Once we wrap up our CASE Card Challenge series we’ll have some fun new challenges in the works for you. I’ll be telling you more about that in a future post. For now, I want to remind you that Our First Blogaversary Hop ends today at 8pm EST. The Rock Stars have created some fantastic cards to celebrate the occasion and you have the chance to win a $35 Repeat Impressions Gift Certificate! So if you haven’t gotten around to it yet, you’ll want to hop to it…. sorry, I just couldn’t resist! 
Then be sure to check back here on Friday when I announce the winner.
Thanks so much for joining us today. Hope to see you here again on Friday!
Wendy
P.S. Any readers out there in the Philly, PA area? We’ll be at the StampScrapArtTour show at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, PA this weekend. If you are planning to attend please be sure to stop by Booth #4 and say hello… we’d love to meet you!
Submissions for the Repeat Impressions M16 CASE Card Challenge
Happy Hump Day! It’s time for us to introduce a new CASE Card Challenge and announce the winner from our February challenges! First… this week’s inspiration card was created by Rock Star, Harriet Skelly. I really like the clean and simple style and her use of vertical elements on this card.
"M2 CASE" card created by Harriet Skelly.
For you newbies out there… CASE is a term people use “to case a card”. Some say it stands for “copy and share everything” and others say “copy and selectively edit”. In either situation, when you CASE a card, you are to some degree copying someone else’s work. You look to their card for inspiration… whether it be the layout, or the color combination or any other design element of the card or all of the above. And then you borrow from that to create a card of your own that may be slightly different, but feels similar.
So a few days ago Harriet shared this card with her fellow Rock Stars and asked them to CASE it. Check out all the wonderful cards they came up with!
"M2 CASE" card created by Robin Kirkpatrick.
"M2 CASE" card created by Lynette Neus.
"M2 CASE" card created by Karen Hasheck.
"M2 CASE" card created by Joy Hadden.
"M2 CASE" card created by Dana Joy.
"M2 CASE" card created by Ayana Posadas.
"M2 CASE" card created by Makiko Jones.
"M2 CASE" card created by Darsie Bruno.
Now we’d love for you to play along with us!
Here are all the details…
1. Create a card based on the inspiration card provided. Your card does not have to be made with Repeat Impressions stamps, but if you would like to include our designs we would reeeally love to see them! 
Plus, there’s an added bonus… you will get an additional entry in our random.org drawing for using our stamps in your submissions!
2. Post your cased card on your blog or online gallery and be sure to reference Repeat Impressions M2 CASE Card Challenge. Then link it here with the inlinkz widget below. (Please provide a direct link to your post, not the entire blog.)
3. Submissions will be accepted until Tuesday, March 15th at 5PM EST.
4. You may enter as many times as you like, but you must provide a newly designed project each time.
5. On March 16th we will post a new CASE Card Challenge. When that challenge wraps up at the end of the month we will announce the winner of our March CASE challenges. For this challenge the winner will receive any one unmounted sheet of stamps of their choice!
And now for the announcement of our February CASE Card Challenge winner… Our friends at random.org have selected… NanaConnie! Congratulations Connie!! You just won an unmounted sheet of rubber stamps… any sheet of your choice! Please leave a comment here and I will contact you on how to make your selection.
Thank you all for visiting with us today. We hope you’ve been inspired to join in and stamp up something great too!
Wendy
P.S. Any readers out there in the Rockford, IL area? We’ll be at the StampScrapArtTour show at the Clock Tower Resort this weekend. If you are planning to attend please be sure to stop by Booth #4 and say hello… we’d love to meet you!
Submissions for the Repeat Impressions M2 CASE Card Challenge
Hurray, it’s Wednesday and time to introduce a new CASE Card Challenge! This week’s inspiration card was created by Rock Star, Ayana Posadas. Don’t you love the clean and simple style and her bold use of color?!
"F16 CASE" card created by Ayana Posadas.
For you newbies out there… CASE is a term people use “to case a card”. Some say it stands for “copy and share everything” and others say “copy and selectively edit”. In either situation, when you CASE a card, you are to some degree copying someone else’s work. You look to their card for inspiration… whether it be the layout, or the color combination or any other design element of the card or all of the above. And then you borrow from that to create a card of your own that may be slightly different, but feels similar.
So a few days ago Ayana shared this card with her fellow Rock Stars and asked them to CASE it. Check out the wonderful cards they came up with!
"F16 CASE" card created by Darsie Bruno.
"F16 CASE" card created by Lynette Neus.
"F16 CASE" card created by Karen Hasheck.
"F16 CASE" card created by Dana Joy.
"F16 CASE" card created by Harriet Skelly.
"F16 CASE" card created by Joy Hadden.
"F16 CASE" card created by Robin Kirkpatrick.
"F16 CASE" card created by Makiko Jones.
Now we’d love for you to play along with us!
Here are all the details…
1. Create a card based on the inspiration card provided. Your card does not have to be made with Repeat Impressions stamps, but if you would like to include our designs we would reeeally love to see them! Plus, there’s an added bonus… you will get an additional entry in our random.org drawing for using our stamps in your submissions!
2. Post your cased card on your blog or online gallery and be sure to reference Repeat Impressions F16 CASE Card Challenge. Then link it here with the inlinkz widget below. (Please provide a direct link to your post, not the entire blog.)
3. Submissions will be accepted until Tuesday, March 1st at 5PM EST.
4. You may enter as many times as you like, but you must provide a newly designed project each time.
5. On March 2nd we will post a new CASE Card Challenge and announce the winner of our February CASE challenges. For this challenge the winner will receive any one unmounted sheet of stamps of their choice!
Thanks so much for joining us today. We hope you’ve been inspired to stamp up something wonderful too!
Wendy
P.S. Any readers out there in the Columbia, SC area? We’ll be at the StampScrapArtTour show at the Jamil Temple Hall this weekend. If you are planning to attend please be sure to stop by Booth #3 and say hello!
Submissions for the Repeat Impressions F16 CASE Card Challenge
Maybe we should call today “Woohoo Wednesday!!” You know how I love Wednesdays here at The House That Stamps Built! Today is no exception… we’re introducing a new CASE Card Challenge and announcing the winner from our January CASEs!
This week’s inspiration card was created by Rock Star, Robin Kirkpatrick. What a gorgeous card… so soft and feminine and in my favorite colors! This beautiful, spring-like card sure makes the blizzard outside my window a lot easier to take too!
"F2 CASE" card created by Robin Kirkpatrick.
For you newbies out there… CASE is a term people use “to case a card”. Some say it stands for “copy and share everything” and others say “copy and selectively edit”. In either situation, when you CASE a card, you are to some degree copying someone else’s work. You look to their card for inspiration… whether it be the layout, or the color combination or any other design element of the card or all of the above. And then you borrow from that to create a card of your own that may be slightly different, but feels similar.
So a few days ago Robin shared this card with her fellow Rock Stars and asked them to CASE it. Wow!! Look at the fantastic cards they came up with… I don’t call them Rock Stars for nothing!
"F2 CASE" card created by Makiko Jones.
"F2 CASE" card created by Michele Greenwood.
"F2 CASE" card created by Ayana Posadas.
"F2 CASE" card created by Harriet Skelly.
"F2 CASE" card created by Darsie Bruno.
"F2 CASE" card created by Joy Hadden.
Now we’d love for you to play along with us!
Here are all the details…
1. Create a card based on the inspiration card provided. Your card does not have to be made with Repeat Impressions stamps, but if you would like to include our designs we would reeeally love to see them! Plus, there’s an added bonus… you will get an additional entry in our random.org drawing for using our stamps in your submissions!
2. Post your cased card on your blog or online gallery and be sure to reference Repeat Impressions F2 CASE Card Challenge. Then link it here with the inlinkz widget below. (Please provide a direct link to your post, not the entire blog.)
3. Submissions will be accepted until Tuesday, February 15th at 5PM EST.
4. You may enter as many times as you like, but you must provide a newly designed project each time.
5. On February 16th we will post a new CASE Card Challenge. And when that challenge wraps up at the end of of the month we will announce the winner of our February challenges. For this challenge the winner will receive any one unmounted sheet of stamps of their choice!
And now for the announcement of our January CASE Card Challenge winner… Our friends at random.org have selected… Linda B! Congratulations Linda!! You just won an unmounted sheet of rubber stamps… any sheet of your choice! Please leave a comment here and I will contact you on how to make your selection.
Thanks so much for joining us today. We hope you’ve been inspired to create something wonderful too!
Wendy
P.S. Thank you to all those who applied for our Design Team. It’s been really difficult trying to make a decision, but I should have the announcement for you soon. Thank you for your patience.
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