To create the bg, I masked off the blank sections of the kraft cs, and stamped the blanket image, from the set Way Out West, at an angle with Vintage Sepia (Versafine). Before removing the masks, I sponged around the stamped edges with Brushed Corduroy Ranger Distress Ink. After I had all the panels finished, I framed each section by scoring two lines 1/8" apart, and piercing in between. Then I added the sentiment from the set Back in the Saddle, which I framed with one of the banners from the Bitty Banners set, some twine to the center panels, and three little brads.
My son's almost done with his 3rd year of college, so I thought this card would be perfect to help him celebrate the end of the year.
That's it!! Really quick, easy, and masculine.
Be sure to check out the Waltzingmouse Sketch Challenge Blog to see what the Mischief makers came up with from this sketch. They're incredible!!
Thanks for stopping by! I hope you have a fabulous weekend!!
Happy Stamping!!
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Stamps: Way Out West, Back in the Saddle, Bitty Banners
Paper: PTI
Ink: Vintage Sepia and Onyx Black (Versafine), Brushed Corduroy (Ranger Distress)
Accessories: Scor-Buddy, Piercing Tool, Brads, Twine, Distrezz-it-All, Sewing Machine
Paper: PTI
Ink: Vintage Sepia and Onyx Black (Versafine), Brushed Corduroy (Ranger Distress)
Accessories: Scor-Buddy, Piercing Tool, Brads, Twine, Distrezz-it-All, Sewing Machine
Wow, this is SO cool. The card looks like leather! How neat. I like the pattern, too! Very cool.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy Wicked. I've never seen it, but want to do so.
Awesome masculine card! LOVE the masked off sections.
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this is fabulous, Tosh! Love how you used the twine and distressed it around the edges. I'm sure you son will love it ;)
ReplyDeleteStunning Tosh, I absolutely love this . . .fabulous masculine card!Love the twine and distressing!
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderfully textural and fabulously masculine, Tosh! No easy feat for sure! Awesome card! I have not seen Wicked yet. My dd and sil have and both LOVED it! I did read the book years ago. I so hope you enjoyed it!
ReplyDeletewowza.....yep....I agree...Yee Haw, this is fabbo
ReplyDeleteI love how you did the background for this card. Great creative skills!!! Definitely a masculine feel, hope your son enjoys it!
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