So ... my third card using the new Occasions set called "And Many Mower"! I don't usually use words as the main focus on a card, but this just seems to work well. It'll be a perfect card for my Dad although my mother would *never* let him buy a recliner. She abhors recliners ... too unrefined for her taste, I think.
I used both the sketch from Jen del Muro and the colour combination from the Color Throwdown blog!
<-- check out the picky cutting I did ... I first stamped the word on DSP and then clear embossed the whole piece three times to give it a bit of structure and then cut out all the letters. The embossing makes it so much easier to cut it out otherwise the DSP can be a little flimsy when cutting small images.
Hope you like it!! Thanks for stopping by!
Stamps: And Many Mower
Paper: Whisper White, Basic Black, Hawaiian Papaya DSP, Pink Flamingo DSP
Ink: Stazon™, various for colouring
Accessories: Kiwi Kiss Stitched Grosgrain, Dimensionals®, Vintage Brads
Paper: Whisper White, Basic Black, Hawaiian Papaya DSP, Pink Flamingo DSP
Ink: Stazon™, various for colouring
Accessories: Kiwi Kiss Stitched Grosgrain, Dimensionals®, Vintage Brads
8 encouraging comments :):
Oh my gosh girl, what patience you have to cut those little letters out...LOOKS AWESOME though....lol!
What a great card! Love the colors
Hee hee perfect!!!!!!
This is great. Love the colours. I can't believe you cut all those letters out!
WOWZA! This is awesome....I didn't recognize that DP, but I see it is SU! Uh oh, I better go check it out--don't even know my own products! GREAT card!!
LeAnne
Ohhhh, this is SUCH a cool card. OMG, my dad would love to receive a card like this...he's all about his remote and recliner, LOL!
Great card for you Dad, Renee! Amazing job cutting out those words! I know what you mean about embossing for ease of cutting. I just did that with a butterfly and couldn't believe I cut the antennae without destroying them!
Like it? I love it! I have this stamp set and was looking for some inspiration. Thanks for providing it to me!
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