Monday, April 26, 2010

Father's Day Thank You...

So, I made these cards for a card swap, and the challenge was to make a masculine card that could be used as a Father's Day card but could also be used for another occasion or purpose. Because let's face it, not many people need a dozen father's day cards all at once.  I decided to make thank you cards that could be used for Father's day but could also just be used as a regular thank you card.


I am obsessed with anything that has a woodgrain pattern right now, and the woodgrain background stamp from Stampin' Up was just the ticket for this card. I inked up the edges of the card base to make them look nice and grungy, and the letters were cut out using the Street Sign cartridge with my Cricket.. {chirp, chirp}.
It's a simple card, but I think it's perfect for a Dad.


This card has a few more frills with the ribbon and the grassy fringe, but I still think it's fun for a husband or anyone you would hold "deer"... ha ha... crackin' myself up... Anyway, I printed the sentiment directly on the card base with my handy dandy printer and Microsoft Word. A complete supply list for both cards is listed below. Thanks for stopping by!

Woodgrain Thanks:
Paper: craft card by American Crafts, "T" by Provo Craft, "H" by DCWV, "A" by Provo Craft, "N" by Provo Craft, "K" by Stampin' Up, "S" by Provo Craft, dark brown carstock for shadow by Bazzill.
Ink: Chestnut Roan fluid chalk ink by Colorbox, Chocolate Chip classic ink by Stampin' Up.
Stamps: Woodgrain background by Stampin' Up.
Tools & Accessories: Cricut machine with Street Sign cartridge, dimensional adhesive by Stampin' Up.

Thank You Deer:
Paper: Sahara Sand, Kiwi Kiss, and Very Vanilla carstock by Stampin' Up, patterned green plaid by Provo Craft.
Ink: chocolate chip, and green galore classic ink by Stampin' Up.
Stamps: Moose You and Loads of Love by Stampin Up.
Tools & Accessories: brown ribbon by Stampin' Up.

2 comments:

  1. these are great masculine cards!

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  2. You NAILED these masculine cards! Love them!
    Thanks for sharing,
    Maren
    Paper Crafts Go-to Gal

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