2024-06-04
Blog Hop Card Inspiration Father's Day Masculine

Happy Technique Tuesday! This time our theme is vintage! I decided to feature our Take to the Sky paper with it’s vintage planes and images. You will love all the inspiration on this hop! There is a list at the end oft this post so you can see all the fabulous creations and leave some love!

I just love the Take to the Sky papers. created an easel card using Smoky Slate and some papers from the set. The easel is created by folding the front of the base in half again. The card then folds to make the image “stand up.”

For the focal image, I chose a 3X4 image from the cut apart sheet. The base image on the front is actually the back side of the same cut apart sheet! I used a stamp from Adventurous Sky and Copper Clay Ink. I used a Copper Clay Stamp n’ Write Marker to color around the edge to pop the sentiment a little and then set it on Stampin’ Dimensionals. Finally, I added some Industrial Trinkets using mini glue dots.

The card is held up by another image from the set. I stamped the largest plane in Mossy Meadow and used the Stampin’ Cut and Emboss Machine to cut out the image which I also popped up on dimensionals.

When the card is open the sentiment is visible. I used another image from the stamp set and Smoky Slate Ink. The plane is stamped in second generation (I scrapped once on scrap paper then stamped on the page without re-inking).

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If you’re in the US and don’t already have a consultant, I would love to be your person! I’ll send you a bit of bling if for shopping with my hostess code (see the top of my page)

Thanks so much for stopping by!

Happy Stamping!

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2024-05-31
Blog Hop Card Inspiration Father's Day Masculine

I love the Crafty Collaborations Blog hops. This one was an Instagram Hop – check it out here featuring Mossy Meadows monochromatic cards. I decided to use a sheet from Take to the Sky and a shaker for the focal point of this fun card.

This card was really fun to make. I used a half sheet of Mossy meadow (folded in half) for the card.

The white piece on the front has a large circle cut (for the shaker) and is embossed with the Metal Plate Embossing Folder.

I used Stampin’ Dimensionals to attach this white part around the shaker. The shaker includes sequins from my stash and window sheet (die cut into a circle) for the top. I also added a scrap of Mossy Meadow, to cover the edge of the shaker. The Take Your Pick Tool makes it so much easier to pick up sequins! I don’t know how I ever crafted without this thing!

I stamped the plane and sentiment from Adventurous Sky in Mossy Meadow ink and die cut them. The circle for Happiest Father’s Day is from the Unbounded Love dies. These dies have a ton of fun shapes that will work with so many sentiments!

Finally, I used mini glue dots to attach a few Industrial Trinkets.

The inside of the card features another stamp from the same set. I stamped the sentiment in Mossy Meadow ink and then added the plane using second generation stamping with Mossy Meadows. I inked the image, stamped it on scratch paper, then stamped it on the card without re-inking to get a lighter image.

I hope you like the card and are inspired to get crafty!

Happy stamping,

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2022-04-18
Birthday Card Inspiration Father's Day Masculine

Several of the men in my family have summer birthdays, so I need some guy cards! I was inspired by the Cardz 4 Guys Challenge and decided to create a textured card to enter. Hope you will play along here

Here’s the card. It uses some Close to My Heart paper from my stash as well as an old embossing folder.

I had so much fun with this card, I decided create some more. I used the rest of the sheet of paper as well as some classic car stamps to make lots more cards.

Hugs and happy stamping!

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