Hi friends! Father's Day is the first Sunday in September here in New Zealand, so I've been thinking masculine cards lately. This one is for my Father-in-law. I wanted to do something a little different, so I went for a shaker element.
I'm so honored to be a Catered Crop Recipe Swap winner last week, and I'm playing along with the current challenge - Map It!
I've used a gorgeous map paper for my card background.
The hot air balloon from Up, Up and Away by Verve was stamped, pieced, and I added some sequins behind acetate for the shaker. The sentiment is from Strong Anchor and I've used my beloved Pennant Trim die. I used Black Enamel paint around the edges of the balloon.
The colour combo comes from Dynamic Duos 66 and I used the fun sketch from Retro Sketches 77 which had a cool cut out element.
Here's the inside of my card...
They are faint in the photo, but I stamped some clouds from Up, Up and Away in a light blue ink on the inside panel and repeated the sentiment.
Thanks for coming to visit today! *hugs*
Stamps: Up Up and Away, Strong Anchor (Verve Stamps) Paper: Fourteen (Crate Paper) Sno Cone, Black (MFT) Ink: Sno Cone (MFT) Memento Tuxedo Black Dies: A Cut Above Dies: Pennant Trim (Verve Stamps) Clouds (MFT) Other: Black Hemp, Enamel Paint, White Felt, Sequins, Sewing Machine
What a stunningly handsome card this is. I'm so glad you could join us at Catered Crop. You are truly amazing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic masculine card - love how you've used a cloud for the cut out part and the DP is perfect in the background!
ReplyDeleteWOW! I absolutely LOVE this card :) SOOOO many fun details that are just super eye catching!!! Thanks so much for joining us this week at Dynamic Duos, we sure hope to see you back again soon :)
ReplyDeleteLOVE this, Sarah!! Such a great image to turn into a shaker card :) I'm sure he will love this!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! Great idea for the shaker portion-love everything!
ReplyDeleteStunning card! Fantastic use of a map. I love the shaker balloon and the soft felt clouds! It's so good to have you as guest designer for the map challenge.
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