Showing posts with label Angler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Angler. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Birthday Angler

I am a day late in posting my birthday card for my brother.  You see, I have difficulty creating any kind of masculine cards but did have an idea – I just needed to think it out.  This is also my first time breaking out the Midnight Muse cardstock.

My brother is an avid fisher, and although he doesn’t get out as often as he would like to, I know he will appreciate this card.

My original idea was to do triple stamping with the fishes but when I saw this stamp amongst the hundreds of other stamps I have, I knew this it had to be main focal point.  So in essence, this card is not actually triple stamping but rather double stamping.  I apologize in advance as I do not know the name of this stamp set, but it is similar to the SU Angler set.  If anybody knows the name of the set or company, I would love to know.

I also wanted to do an ocean scene, but because I was limited in time, I decided I would go with the shaving cream technique – something that I have done in a long time, but am very pleased that I have.

Thanks for stopping by!  I hope you have enjoyed this masculine card as much as I have creating it!

Here is the recipe:

Paper:  Midinight Muse, Stardust

Stamps:  Fishing/Angler (unknown), Elementary Elegance

Inks:  Midnight Muse for Angler and Sentiment; for shaving cream – Forest Foliage, Tempting Turquoise, Taken with Teal

Accessories:  1-1/4” Circle and 1-3/8” Circle Punch

~ Pat

Tuesday, August 19, 2008

Birthday Angler


Here is my second last birthday card! I am almost done! Woo hoo!

I used the Angler set and stamped onto watercolour paper. To get the two different colours, I used my markers, gave it a huff and stamped. I then used my aqua painter to watercolour the image just to blend it up a bit.

I cut the front flap off at 2 1/4", added my DS paper (retired Treehouse). On the inside, I used the fish stamp from Angler to make my background paper by stamping randomly the fish all over.

Then stamped the "Happy Birthday" sentiment in Night of Navy in the right bottom corner. I didn't have any SU "Happy Birthday" stamps to fit in that corner.

This is this the first time I have ever used water colour paper and absolutely love it!

I added the photo mount at the last minute just to hold the card closed. Otherwise, this was a really easy card to make.

Here is the recipe:

Stamps: Angler, Amuse
Paper: Night of Navy, water colour cs, Treehouse DS (retired)
Ink: Night of Navy, Creamy Caramel
Other: Photo Mount, Brads, SU Markers - Night of Navy, Creamy Caramel
Hope you had a wonderful Tuesday! Thanks for stopping by!! ~Pat

Friday, June 6, 2008

Masculine Cards

Happy June! Can you believe that it is almost summer? The next following cards were a series of card I made during a Shoebox Swap. As you can see in a few of these cards, I left the sentiment off so that I can go back and add whatever I wish when I am in need of a masculine card. I am sure that everyone is looking for some ideas for masculine cards. I hope this was helpful:



This card here is made using the Chalkboard Technique by stamping with White Craft Ink and then going over the ink with the SU Pastels.



Using the pine leaf, stamp using old olive, by stamping off first onto a scrap and then onto your cardstock. Repeat this several times as well as on the opposite corner. Then take your pine cone and stamp repeatedly in Chocolate Chip over top of your pine leaf. This card is actually a tri-fold card, the photo mount on the top holds the "Happy Father's Day" up. When you undo the photo mount, it flips down and you have another section that flips up to reveal a section where you can write your sentiments, etc.


This is a shirt card. I love SU DS paper and the Sky Blue DS paper does the job! The circle was cut using the collozle and then cut in half. One side of the circle is stamped using the Print Pattern Background Stamp. I love how SU texture paper gives it that added "umpf"!


My last card, using our new star punches. Most of the pieces were inked up using the Canvas Background and then punched out.

Here are the recipes:

Card 1
Stamps:
Angler, All Holidays, Canvas
Paper: Not Quite Navy, Chocolate Chip, Kraft
Ink: White Craft
Other: Pastels, brads, Linen

Card 2
Stamps:
All Holidays, Peaceful Wishes
Paper: Chocolate Chip, Very Vanilla, Always Artichoke
Ink: Chocolate Chip, Always Artichoke
Other: Photo mount, Brad

Card 3

Stamps: Print Pattern
Paper: Whisper White, Textured Chocolate Chip, More Mustard, Night of Navy, Very Vanilla, Sky Blue DS Paper
Ink: Versamark
Other: Glitter, Coluzzle

Card 4
Stamps: Canvas Background
Paper: Chocolate Chip, River Rock, Always Artichoke, DS Paper
Ink: Versamark
Other: Large Star Punch, Small Star Punch, Brads

Thanks for stopping by!!
~Pat