Father's Day Die-Cut Card

 

Do you need a Father's Day card and think that you don't have the right stamps or dies? Well, that may not  be the case. I used dies to make this card that will work great for Dad.

Here's how it's made-

Die-cut decorative paper using the Nested Rectangle Stitch Die Set and die-cut white glitter paper using the Nested Scallop w/Hole Die Set.

Glue the two panels together and mount to a black card.

Die-cut black glitter paper using the Sea Grass Die Cut.

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My Dad Rocks

Happy June my crafty friends! I have this Father's Day card up on the

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L Blog today. It's made using crafty adhesives

from Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L, decorative paper from ColorPlay the

Rad Dad Pack, Sizzix Memory Maker Stamp & Die Set aCircle Embossing Folder

and the Stampendous Deckle Die Set.

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Father's Day Time

This week the Stampendous theme is Father's Day or Man cards and I thought the Motorcycle Elements would be perfect for that! This card is for Father's Day but it can be used for any occasion you need a card for a man, just change out the tag :)

 

1. Stamp Motorcycle Elements with Versamark ink on kraft paper. For the embossing powder mix black powder with some silver ultrafine glitter, sprinkle on, emboss and it gives you a great sparkly look.
2. Using a white gel pen (my favorite is by Gelly Roll) color in the motorcycle and outline one side of the "Mororcycles" letters. Then sponge the edges with Sepia Versafine ink and layer onto a black panel.
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4. Use a Cuttlebug folder to emboss orange paper to look like wood and sponge with Sepia ink. 
5. Sponge a round metal edge tag with Sepia ink and stamp DAD with Black Versafine ink using the Tiny Alphabet Perfectly Clear set.
6. Thread ribbon from May Arts through a soda/beer can top (gotta love recycling!), wrap around the orange panel gluing it to the back using Beacon Fabritac.
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8. Attach tag to the soda can top with silver cord.
9. Mount all pieces to a kraft card sponged with Sepia ink.

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