- Starting with a Basic Gray cardstock card base - I used a die from the Stitched Triangles and made the cut out down the outside edge of the card by just laying it about 1/4" from the edge.
- The Smoky Slate cardstock layer is 3 1/2" X 5 1/4"
- Then I used the backside of some beautiful Peony DSP that has what I think looks has little herringbone pattern to it for the next layer - it is 3" X 4 3/4"
- I cut 4 Basic Black Triangles from the Stitched Triangle dies and adhered them to the corners of the DSP layer.
- The playing cards are stamped in black ink on Whisper White cardstock and fussy cut out and adhered with dimensionals.
- The sentiment is stamped with black ink on Smoky Slate cardstock and cut with a die from the All Dressed Up dies - I seem to use that one a lot for sentiments - sometime running it through twice to shorten it a bit - as was the case fro this card. This was put on with dimensionals as well.
- I put a strip of black down the side of the inside edge of the card so that black would show through the cut outs going down the front of the card.
- And added a piece of white for the inside sentiment.
Thursday, July 16, 2020
Stampin' Dreams Blog Hop - July 2020 - Masculine Card
Ann @ Corner of Plaid and Paisley July 16, 2020Ann @ Corner of Plaid and Paisley
In the past few years my interests have grown from fabric to paper and now to dishes too! I just love prints, polkadots, plaids and paisleys- hence the blog name.
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Hi, I am Ann, a self proclaimed dish hoarder. I have a penchant for anything plaid, polka dot, or paisley. I love mixing patterns and colors. This has evolved into paper projects as well. I created this page as a way to share my inspiration and ideas with others! I find myself starting a new chapter in life at 65!! I am so grateful to the support of my children and my friends who have been by my side. I look forward to many more years of creative endeavors and hope to share more with you in the future! Thanks for stopping by :)
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Such a great card, and creative way to use the Peony DSP as this looks very masculine on this card. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteStampin' Up! DemonstratorJuly 16, 2020 at 3:39 AM
Awesome card Ann - I love the way you used the little triangles in the corners. It really gives a cool affect. At first my eye thought you had cut the corners of the DSP, but then realized you placed the triangles on the corners. TFS
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous design! I adore this card, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThose stitched triangles in the corners look fabulous - I'll have to remember that! Great card!
ReplyDeleteGreat card, love how you have incorporated all the elements, thanks for sharing x
ReplyDeleteI love your subtle use of the stitched triangle dies. Great card!
ReplyDeleteVery nice cards for the guys. Very creative with triangles and the lattice look. Why isn’the link party allowed?
ReplyDeleteHey Linda! I am not sure, I asked about it on our Facebook group, but I got no response. I noticed one or two of the other girls had the same thing on their blogs. 🤷♀️Not sure how to fix that!!
DeleteLovely card, amazing how such feminine DSP can look s masculine :-)
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