You Mean the World to Me, Dad

Well Summer has finally shown up here in Western Canada and we had a beautiful weekend full of sunshine and fun. Sorry for my lack of blogging lately but with kids home and me not feeling a 100% my creative mojo has been a little lack lustre. However I do have another Artisan entry to share today and I am also hoping to get some stamping done tonight:)

I am usually one to shy away from masculine cards but I just love the way this one turned out! I really wanted to create a wood like feel to the base of the card so I started with Soft Suede card stock then took the matching Classic Ink Pad and dragged it acroos the paper several times. Next I used my Whisper White Craft Ink Pad and also dragged it across to create a streaky white washed effect.

For the panel of DSP I punched out several different pieces and patterns from the Well Worn Designer Series Paper with the Petite Pennant Punch and carefully glued them together on a scrap of paper then matted it onto some Cajun Craze Card stock. The main image is from The Open Sea stamp set.

I really wish I had taken a picture of the inside as I carried the theme into there as well and also stamped the words "You Mean the World to Me " from the Word Play set.

Here is a full list of supplies:

Stamps: The Open Sea, Word Play

Inks: Early Espresso, River Rock, Crumb Cake, Soft Suede, Not Quite Navy, Whisper White Craft Ink

Paper: Soft Suede, Naturals Ivory, Very Vanilla, Crumb Cake, Cajun Craze, Well Worn Designer Series Paper

Accessories: Big Shot, 3” Circle Die, 2 ½” Circle Punch, Linen Thread, Paper Piercer, Petite Pennants Builder Punch, Vintage Trinkets

Have a great day and I may even be back later with a NEW card!

 

Comments

[Brenda Quintana]

What a great masculine card!! I love the pattern you created with the pennant punch. So cool.

[Jan Hoyt O'Fallon, IL]

great card, Jenn....sorry to say I haven't had much time for blog hopping lately but saw your cute card mentioned in the Pennant punch thread on SCS so had to check it out. Love it! Jan Hoyt O'Fallon, IL