Our guidelines for CAS (Clean and Simple) are:
1. Leave plenty of open uncluttered white or "blank" space.
2. Embellishments are optional but should be very minimal.
3. Layering is acceptable but remember to retain open uncluttered space.
3. Layering is acceptable but remember to retain open uncluttered space.
4. Make it clean, make it simple, make it fun!
Occasionally we may suggest using color for your open uncluttered space. So use your imagination and play along.
"Top Tips for Clean and Simple Cards" Tutorial by Jenny Colaccicco
If you want tutorials for CAS projects click HERE for full Tutorial on all five cards below...
OR You can click on any of the techniques making note of the timestamp in parenthesis to use when you open the tutorial. Timestamps allow users to navigate directly to the part of a tutorial of interest saving time by not having to watch the entire video.
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| CAS #1 (0.45) Add Pop of Color |
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| CAS #2 (2.00) Use Masking/Stamping |
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| CAS #3 (5.00) Texture, Emboss |
"Simple Clean and Classy" Tutorial with Lorraine
Variety of cards using Dies and Stamps and using color in background white space
CAS Cards for Beginners! Your Ultimate Guide to Clean and Simple Cards NB Cards (Natalie Bowers UK)
Learn to create clean and simple cards with this ultimate guide. The video explores various card-making techniques, including essential equipment and design principles like layering and color palettes. Explore different card stock textures and embellishment options to achieve the perfect CAS look. Note: Shows several card ideas at beginning, but balance of tutorial are tools and tips for using in making some CAS cards.
Learn to create clean and simple cards with this ultimate guide. The video explores various card-making techniques, including essential equipment and design principles like layering and color palettes. Explore different card stock textures and embellishment options to achieve the perfect CAS look. Note: Shows several card ideas at beginning, but balance of tutorial are tools and tips for using in making some CAS cards.
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