Happy Friday!!! It's time for a new challenge from the Cut It Up Challenge Blog. This week, the challenge is: Transportation.
Here is my card for your inspiration:
Several years ago, my mother-in-law and I went to a stamp convention and we took a class with Art Impressions Stamps. They have a lot of images that you can "water color" with and they work together to create beautiful scenes. This scene was one that we created during the class and I had never put it onto a card. My father-in-law loves classic cars so when Father's Day rolled around this year, I thought it was the perfect opportunity to pull out this image and finally use it! It all came together pretty quickly since the image was already water colored. I just had to die cut it and find some masculine looking papers and it was good to go!
Thanks so much for stopping by! I hope you will hop over to the Cut It Up blog for the full details of the challenge and to see what the rest of the Design Team has created.
Supplies:
Stamps: All image stamps were from Art Impressions but since I used them in a class, I don't know the names; PaperTrey Ink "World's Greatest" sentiment
Dies: MFT "Blueprints 13" stitched banner die; I have no idea where the stitched rectangle die came from.
Challenges:
Cards Galore Challenges #150--anything goes
Unicorn Challenge #123--layer it up
Creative Inspirations--anything goes
Craft Rocket #139--transportation
ART Impressions #434--Boy, oh, boy!
6 comments:
What a beautiful image - love all the texture in the background:)
What a gorgeous card!! Love the beautiful image and the pretty background papers you used!!
Have a great day,
Gerda
This is so pretty! Thank you for joining our Boy oh Boy challenge at Art Impressions.
A super card with a great watercoloured image and masculine looking papers.
Thank you for joining in with the Crafts Galore Encore August Challenge “Anything Goes” x
Beautiful watercolour card, thanks for joining us at Creative Inspirations Jayne DT
What a wonderful card, and I love the story behind it! How perfect that you were finally able to use this beautiful scene you created with your mother-in-law, especially for a Father’s Day card for someone who loves classic cars. The watercoloring is lovely, and the papers complement the scene so well without taking away from it.
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