Hi Everyone just a quick post today to share a birthday card i made for a male relative who works with and loves all types of cars.
Two different people have inspired this background, Paper Artsy for their brayering technique and Val from So Simply Snazzy Blog for her stamp collaging idea.
I have some thick card A4 sheets that i had sprayed with watered down Cosmic Shimmer sprays which need using up so i used Quinacridone Gold and Turquoise Hue from DecoArt to add the colours over the top followed by a layer of Snowflake Fresco paint so i could add the stamping.
Used an old set of Tim Holtz Visual Artistry stamps to create the background using Sepia Versafine Ink.
Cut a piece from the master board, added it onto another layer of kraft card, went over the edges with black Distress Ink.
Adhered this to a 4 x 4 inch card and added the sentiment from a freebie set of stamps. Added a line around Umbrella Man, added a Stabilo All black pencil line to the outside and then added a little water to add a little smudging.
Stamped the back of the card with the car, the envelope with Umbrella Man and added an insert also stamped with Umbrella Man.
I am entering my card into the following Challenges:
Craft Stamper: Take A Stamp
That’s Crafty Challenge: Tick Tock
Hope you enjoyed your visit, looking forward to reading your comments.
Thanks for dropping by.
xxx
Love the way that you did the masterboard with cars all different ways up but very ordered. Colours are great too. Fab card. X
ReplyDeleteGreat techniques made for a wonderful card! Thanks for joining us at the CS Take It Make It Challenge. Wishing you the best.
ReplyDeleteThat background is gorgeous!! The colours are perfect!! xx
ReplyDeleteWonderful masterbord background and the card looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteLove the finished card, it looks as if it is textured with the brayered base and layered stamping xx
ReplyDeleteFabulous background, and a great card, thanks for joining in the Craft Stamper challenge, Elizabeth x
ReplyDeleteGreat masterboard and card! I'm sure the recipient will be thrilled with his card.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant card Mo,masculine cards are not easy to do but you've made a fab one here ;)
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend
Big hugs
Donna xxx
That is one fabulouso card MoH :o))
ReplyDeleteLove this, Mo! Masculine cards are always difficult for me, yet this one rocks! Note to self: Need to make a masterboard like Mo's!
ReplyDeletePerfect for a car lover! Great fan of vintage images and I love the lightly stamped umbrella man on the envelope.
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely Mo! Great way to create men's cards - the masterboard technique is just so handy! Claire x
ReplyDeleteLovely background on this card! Never easy to do men cards! Thanks for joining us at craft stamper magazine , why not join in the craft stamper blog hop
ReplyDeleteI love the detailed background with the layered stamps, it has amazing depth to it and it has resulted in a fabulous card. Great job xxx
ReplyDeleteA fabulous card!! Love that soft collage stamping for the background. The way you incorporated it into the actual card looks super too, I bet he loved it!
ReplyDeleteOh wow Mo, this is amazing! I just love umbrella man and you have used him so well here! The blended colours and layered stamping in your background is spectacular and I love how you outlined umbrella man with the touch of black and white! He really pops! What a fabulous masculine card!! big hugs :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful man card, bet he loved it!
ReplyDeleteBig hugs from Poppy and me xx
Fantastic card loving the collage stamping. The muted tones work well for a male card. Excellent xx
ReplyDeleteIt's just beautiful! So much texture and dimension! And I love the umbrella man ;) xo
ReplyDeleteStunning background .... fabulous card for a guy! Thanks for joining in with the Craft Stamper challenge ..... good luck! Linda xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card... I love the master board - the stamping is so cool.
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
Thanks for your comment MoH :D I will be sure to say Hi to Wee Man :D I was looking for my Danny Gregory book for days and days and could not find it anywhere, but as I was tidying things away, like old tags and such, all of a sudden there it was, at eye level on the shelf I was in front of. Literally! How bizarre. Hope you 'find' your books soon :D
ReplyDeleteLove this_ great colours and textures, fab man' scard!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card, loving the textures ..thank you for joining in at the Take it, Make it Challenge xxx
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