Sunday, May 27, 2012

Trip To Health

Inspiration

I seem to be in the mode of creating masculine cards lately, for the standard birthdays, etc. This week I needed a card for a friend recovering from a serious illness. I'm also into using digitals - quick and easy! Unfortunately, I don't remember where I got the motorcycle image, but it fit the sentiment from Create with TLC so well, I decided to use it. I like the way it turned out, don't you?

TripToHealth

Ingredients

Note: finished card size is 5" x 7"

Stamps

Sentiment (freebie from Create with TLC)
Cycle (unknown)

Paper

Not Quite Navy7" x 10", score at 5"
Well Worn DSP4" x 6 7/8"
River Rock3" x 3", and
1 1/2" x 7"
Stamper's Select White3" x 3", and
3" x 4"

Ink

Epson RX620 Printer

Accessories

Fleur De Lis Accents (Spellbinders)
Fleur De Lis Motifs (Spellbinders)
Classic Circle Nestabilities - Small (Spellbinders)
Grand Calibur (Spellbinders)
3-D Foam Squares (Scrapbook Adhesives)
Dries Clear Glue (Art Institute)
Scor-Pal
ATG (3M)
Cutter Bee Retractable Knife (EK Success)
Cutter Bee Scissors (EK Success)
Rotary Trimmer (Fiskars)

Instructions

BASE CARD and MAT

Start with a piece of dark blue card stock measuring 7" x 10", score at 5" and fold. Cut a piece of patterned paper to 4" x 6 7/8", and mount on the top part of the card front. Cut/emboss the Fleur De Lis edge from light green card stock. Trim to 7" long, and mount on the card front, covering the edge of the patterned mat.

IMAGE

Print the motorcycle image on white card stock, and trim closely. Use a craft knife to cut out central spaces. Mount on the left card front using foam squares.

SENTIMENT

Print the sentiment image on white card stock, then cut/emboss using a classic circle die. Cut/emboss light green card stock using the Fleur De Lis pendant shaped die. Glue the die cut on the right card front, and the sentiment on the die cut.

Thanks for stopping by and enjoy the rest of your holiday weekend!

Orange_Green

1 comment:

Glenda said...

This card turned out beautifully! Very masculine without too much trouble, I think. I always have such a difficult time with these kinds of cards. Your sick friend will really enjoy this one!

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