Good Morning Everyone! Happy June 1st! Thanks for stopping by. I hope you are having a great week! Here's a couple of cards I did for The Monthly Inspiration over at The Cutting Cafe using the Cruisin By To Say Hi Printable Stamp Set. This is an AWESOME set that comes with 98 images that features 3 different cars in 3 different sizes. Each car also comes in black and white as well as a few fun colors.The set also comes with 14 sentiments in 3 ways...Straight and circle words. I have to admit when Regina told the Design Team what set we would be using this month, I had no idea what I was going to do, but I knew I had to make a couple of Father's Day cards so I thought I would use the set for them. I had so much fun with this set and they came together so quickly, but that is no surprise, all of The Cutting Cafe's files are so quick and easy. Regina has done all the work for you---
Image/Stamp: Cutting Cafe-Cruisin' By To Say Hi Printable Stamp Set
Sentiment: Cutting Cafe-Cruisin' By To Say Hi Printable Stamp Set
Nestibilities: Circle/Scallop
Other Paper/Cardstock: Stampin' Up Kraft, American Craft
Image/Stamp: Cutting Cafe-Cruisin' By To Say Hi Printable Stamp Set
Sentiment: Cutting Cafe-Cruisin' By To Say Hi Printable Stamp Set
Nestibilities: Beaded Circle, Circle
Here is a side view---
And the circle word showing the car popped---
Here is the recipe---
Card Size: A2 Image/Stamp: Cutting Cafe-Cruisin' By To Say Hi Printable Stamp Set
Sentiment: Cutting Cafe-Cruisin' By To Say Hi Printable Stamp Set
Nestibilities: Circle/Scallop
Punch: 3/4" Circle Punch (for the scallops along the side)
Accessories: Flat Back Pearls, Metal Dots, Distress Ink, Foam Pop Dots
Base Cardstock: Bazzill
Patterned Paper: Polka Dot Pixels-Love ActuallyOther Paper/Cardstock: Stampin' Up Kraft, American Craft
I wasn't sure what look I wanted to achieve, so I also did this one with a distressed look. I know which one I like best but let's see which one Regina picks for the Monthly Inspiration---
Here is the recipe---
Card Size: 4.25 CircleImage/Stamp: Cutting Cafe-Cruisin' By To Say Hi Printable Stamp Set
Sentiment: Cutting Cafe-Cruisin' By To Say Hi Printable Stamp Set
Nestibilities: Beaded Circle, Circle
Punch: Stampin' Up Small Jewelry
Accessories: Ribbon, Distress Ink, Foam Pop Dots
Base Cardstock: Bazzill
Patterned Paper: Making MemoriesOther Paper: Stampin' Up Kraft
That's it for today...Thanks for stopping up. Enjoy your visit and I hope to see you again real soon. Til next time...have a great day!
26 comments:
Very nice cards...yet so different...one so bright and cheerful and the other a more vintage look...love them both...you always do the best masculine cards!!
Both of these cards are great! You really do a fantastic job with The Cuttting Cafe stamps. Nothing says classic more than the red, white and blue on the first card. The "honk" circle is so cool. I really love how you used the beaded nestie to make a circle shaped card on the second one. Very vintage!
OMG Kelly these are adorable....love them both! You rock male cards....I tend to struggle! Thankyou for the inspiration sweetie, have a great day! :) Hugs x
Hi Kelly...These cards turned out so perfect for a man!! I just love what you come up with from the Cutting Cafe.
Suzanne
This card is so great. The colors look so vibrant!. Also the circle one is neat but I am partial to the first one. Great Style .
Oh. both of these are just wonderful!!! You are so creative !
xoxo Joy
Since I got a not so great email this morning as soon as I saw you had something for the cafe...........I HAD TO RUN OVER AND CHECK IT OUT.....now this is the PERFECT way to start my morning...hum lets see which will I be choosing..you know that is impossible....both are fantastic....both are equally stunning....so I WILL BE CHOOSING both....hehehhehe....hey when is your craft book coming out? (smile)
gorgeous cards Kelly! I love them both the first one has such beautiful vibrant colours. Julie x
O wow Kelly, these are fantastic, great style in both. I really love the first one for the colours, but then the other is really classy, love it :) .. Hey not sure why you don't see the pictures on my blog :( .. I wonder if it's just you !!!
WOW!! What great cards!! Your colors are so bright. I need to check out the Cutting Cafe.
Wow, Kelly, you have created wonderful cards. The idea with the cars is so great and the colours are so beautiful.
Hugs
Melodie
So very pretty Kelly, love the cars, love the colors...BIg hugs my sweet friend!
WoW! Awesome cards as usual...you totally rock. TFS! ~Shen
Wonderful Fathers' Day cards! I've been in a slump trying to think of a card for my dad....wish I could come up with card ideas as easily and quickly as you seem to! Love the very classy look you created on these cards with the cars and distressing!
I love the colors of the first one - man's pinstripe suit and the red coordinating tie - but I'm partial to the second. First of all it's BLUE but I love the muted colors and how you made it distressed - the whole thing is perfect - looks like it was made by a machine. How do you do that? Mine are never even. Way to go!
AnonyMOUSE
OHHHHHHH... these are both amazing--I am not sure how Regina will be able to pick just one!!
Oh Kelly!!! I am with Regina, I love them both!!!
the first one for the WOW! factor and the 2nd because I love blue!!!
Great job,
Carol<><
my my my!! this shaped card is
B E A U T I F U L!!! I love the vintage car!!! and the distressing is perfect for the card!! :)
These are both amazing! Two fabulous father's day cards!
Oh Kelly, I just LOVE these car cards! Just wonderful - they would have been RIGHT up my dad's alley! =) Hope you are doing well my friend.
Hugs & Happy Days!
~Min
Wow Kelly - these cards are fabulous! Great colours - love all the circles - the perfect masculine cards!
Great cards, Kelly! Love the colors and the inking on that second one gives it a nice antique look.
I can't even begin to tell you which I like best. Each so different, but totally AMAZING! xxD
OH MY!!! I just love them both!!
You did a terrific job! These cards are amazing.
Beautiful cards! Love the colors on both!
Kimberly
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