Hello and Happy Father's Day!
I finally finished my last Father's Day card a few days ago for this year's special day for dads. I thought today would be the perfect day to share it with you. You can find my other 2 cards here and here.
Today's card layout was inspired by a recent Gina K Designs tutorial found here.
I kept the layer colors for this card very masculine. I used my score board to add some dimension to the card stock and stamped the sentiment on vellum.
I popped up the deer image with some dimensional adhesive to help it stand out. I found this stamp in the $1.00 bin at JoAnn fabrics and fussy cut it. I ran a dark colored marker around the edges to mask any white space and the background piece was cut from a spellbinder, while still in the nestibilitie I colored the background using Tim Holtz distress stain and then stamped on top with another $1.00 stamp with sage green ink.
So that's my last Father's day card but I do have one more card to show you. I made this card a few months ago using a tutorial I saw on the Top Tip Tuesday Challenge Blog. The link to the tutorial is on my tutorial tab at the top. I made a few of the cards without using any sentiments so that I could personalize them as needed.
I thought I would show you one I finally personalized.
Well, I hope you've enjoyed joining me in my Father's Day card making frenzy this last week and I hope you find time to spend with loved ones today and always find time to make something beautiful!
Challenges:
2 Sisters-Make Your Own Embellishments- Sentiment banner, Center focal square, embossing with score board
5 comments:
Great cards hunny love them both! I have to make one of those tux cards some day :) makes me smile xx
thanks hugs me x
Love both your cards, but especially the one with the deer! I can't believe those stamps were just $1. You did a great job fussy-cutting, too. Thanks so much for sharing these!
A very clean and simple but effective masculine card. Thank you for joining us at BMD, good luck xoxoo
Fabulous CAS Card, Thanks for playing along this month at BEARLY-MINE X Carol
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