Hello everyone and I hope you are keeping well. We have just had some glorious weather here in the UK and as we are allowed to meet in gardens now, it has been great to reconnect with family and friends. I had my second vaccine on Saturday and I'm looking forward to getting out a bit more once the next restrictions are lifted.
Anyway, welcome to another challenge over at ATSM.
You can knock your socks off this time because you can make a card for any occasion to share with us.
I continued my little foray into the masculine and went for a Father's Day card.
I took a piece of white card and blended oxide inks on it before splattering with water and die-cutting a stitched rectangle from it. I white embossed the sentiment on and raised it onto a kraft base card.
I used the Penny Black Wildwood dies and cut 2 squares from kraft and brown card to create the rustic frame. I created the nest by snipping into another couple of frames and built them into a nest shape. The eggs and birds were created with the Papertrey Ink Birds and Blooms stamps and die.
I'd like to play along at
Thanks for stopping by
Hugs
Carol x
23 comments:
What a great card for Fathers day..awesome!
This is such a sweet Father's Day card! Beautiful blended background for the die cuts and embossed sentiment. Gorgeous!
What a fun way to do the nest and what a fabulous masculine card x. Gorgeous blending on the background and loving those wildwood die cut frames x.
A super card Carol, you have created a fabulous background for your lovely die cuts, great idea to cut into the frame to create a nest.
Pauline - Crafting with Cotnob
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Your card is so adorable. I love that you added more nesting materials (frame) for the family's home! 😊
Thanks for sharing with us at Cut it Up for our Masculine Card challenge!
Evelyn
http://mylittlecraftblog.wordpress.com
What a beautiful CAS die-cut focused card design! I love the imagery and the blue/kraft/white palette really sets the images off perfectly! Lovely! Thanks so much for sharing it with us at the Alphabet Challenge "B" is for Bird!
Rachelle : ) DT
A wonderful creative masculine card, Carol! What sweet birds and love the pretty blue blended background! Awesome frame, too!
Beautiful masculine card. I really like how you used the die cut frames with the two colors and then also building a nest. Those birds are wonderful too!
OH! Carol what clever thinking, I love the design and colours, a fab design. I know it will be appreciated.
Faith x
Such a lovely Fathers Day card Carol xx
Simply sweet....fabulous card.
Great make, love your background...blended to perfection
Hugs Shell xx
Your card is really adorable! I love the cute birds. Thanks for joining our masculine card challenge at Cut It Up.
Leslie
Such an elegant masculine card, and a great choice of colours, too. I like the different shades of blue in the background, and the brown branches are such a great addition to our birds theme. Wonderful scenery alltogether. Thanks for joining the Alphabet challenge.
Hugs, Veronika
Lovely background, goes so well with the shades of brown. Thanks for sharing with us at the Alphabet Challenge!
Oh I love this Carol... so sweet and yet masculine. Glad you got your 2nd Jab and more so that you got to see real people Lol! Seems the weather is letting us down again now and it's getting colder Arrrrghh!!!
How sweet Carol both for a masculine card or for lots of occasions! Love the delicate look of the die cuts on the pretty blue background! Thanks so much for joining us at PB Saturday Challenge! Stay safe! :)
Beautiful. Love it.
www.rsrue.blogspot.com
Clever nest construction! LOVE the splattered background!! Great Father's Day card.
Goodness, this is lovely! I adore the branch frame. What a fresh shape for a classic wreath design.
Autumn Zenith 🧡 Witchcrafted Life
This is so beautiful and just perfect for a father's day card! I love how you created the little nest and matching frame, and that background is gorgeous too!
This is so adorable. I like that die you used for the frame. Thanks for joining us at International Art & Soul, Maggie, DT
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