I had all these circles on my desk from playing around on a different project. I never throw them away as I know I will use them for something at some point. Then I saw the AAA challenge and hey presto, I’ve used some of them for the challenge.
My circles are cut using Infinity Dies from Hero Arts and I had several frames sitting around in both white and gold. The blue dots were fall outs from a card I did the other day and the scripty love heart is an unbranded die that I quite like. I cut 2 used one as you see with the word and one I just cut the heart for the solid circle. The frames were glued flat except for the gold one which I carefully added foam tape on the back so it would pop up slightly. The solid gold circle sits almost popped up because it is resting on the frame.
When I first began the card, I wasn’t sure where I was going with it, but when playing with the shapes it all sort of flowed together and I’m pleased with the end result. It is CAS and has an elegant feel to it too.
We have family day holiday tomorrow and I am hoping the weather is nice so people can get out and about easily. Thanks for taking a peek.
Lavender House Creations 
This came out great! Love the blue, gold, and white.
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So glad you like it Lisa. You do such lovely CAS cards that when you like one of mine I feel special.
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Great use of those left over circles. Awesome scripty die and really like that you added the heart end to the gold circle too.
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I knew I would use them somehow and I still have a few sitting around. I’m glad you like this. I think my CAS cards are so much better than they used to be.
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Great take on the circles challenge for sure. Thank you for playing at the AAA Cards Challenges
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Thanks Maaike. I appreciate you taking time to comment and enjoy the challenges.
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Very pretty card! Thank you for playing at AAA Cards!
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Thank you. I enjoy participating.
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This is a great card! Love that sentiment through the circle.
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Fab take on the challenge theme – one burning question – how on earth did you manage to get 3D foam tape on the back of that slim gold circle? Without causing a major catastrophe? xx
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I’m chuckling at the question. It took a lot of patience but I have a very narrow foam tape and I cut it into tiny bits to make it fit. There is another way to do it if the tape is thin enough, but I actually didn’t have the patience to do it that way. My mum taught me that to make something into a circle, you cut small slits into it and it will then go around easily. I thought the tape was too narrow to try this.
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