Hello stampers! Today's card is for this weeks Create with Connie and Mary sketch. Isn't this one fun? There are so many possibilities!
I'm also using Stampin' Royalty's "use your favorite technique" challenge #364. My favorite technique it watercoloring, which I did on the saw and screwdriver.
And I'm gonna enter this in Addicted to Stamps and More's "Anything Goes" challenge.
I grabbed the {Nailed It} set when if first came out in the Occasions Catalog, but I haven't had a chance to use it yet. I thought this was a fun, masculine set that could be used for little boys as well! Plus, I love a good pun!
I stamped each tool in Stazon ink on watercolor paper and then used my aquapainter to color them in. Although I have the matching die set to these stamps I chose to fussy cut the tools because I didn't want the white border to show around the edges. I did use the die to cut the center of the saw handle though. I thought the measuring stick would be the perfect way to incorporate the vertical strip from the sketch...I'm loving the way it came out!
For the background I experimented with several different things. I finally settled on embossing a piece of Pacific Point with the Hexagon folder and then stamped the Hardwood stamp inked in Dapper Denim over the top. It adds another layer of "texture" sort of.
Here's a list of my supplies.....
Stamps: Nailed It, Hardwood
Ink: Stazon, Dapper Denim, Pacific Point, Smokey Slate, Crumb Cake
Paper: Dapper Denim, Pacific Point, Crumb Cake, Watercolor
Accessories: Build It Framelits, Hexagon EF
Thanks for taking a peek and have a blessed day!
Jenny
So cute...love the tools up in the corner!!! Great job with the sketch!
ReplyDeletePlease help me figure out how to use this 3D embossing folder
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely awesome masculine card! Thank you for joining us at ATSM!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! This would be perfect for any handy man. Fab card, Jenny.
ReplyDeletex Asha
The Hardwood stamped with the Hexagon folder is such a subtle thing to do, but it's a "wow"! Spot on this week Jenny!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful Masculine card! Love all the elements you put together to complete the card! Fabulous! Thanks for playing along with us at Stampin' Royalty!
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