A Father’s Day Card

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I made this card for my favorite Sunday challenge of Stampin' Sisters in Christ Challenge 43, which was to make a Father's Day card. My layout is loosely based on Card Positioning Systems 171, Part 1. I wanted to go very clean and simple on this card because let's face it, guys aren't really into bling, flowers, lace, and all of those beautiful embellishments that we like. I think this turned out on the masculine side quite nicely. Unfortunately, Stampin' Up! Sage Shadow does not photograph well, which I used on the top of my card. Even though this color is retiring, it's one I'm holding onto for now. I'll have a couple more Father's Day cards for you to look at tomorrow!

God bless!

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Stamps: Stampin' Up! All Holidays
Card Stock: Stampin' Up! Basic Black, Sage Shadow, Very Vanilla
Designer Paper: October Afternoon Hometown: County Library
Ink: Stampin' Up! Basic Black, Sage Shadow
Accessories/Embellishments: Stampin' Up! 5/8" Basic Black grosgrain ribbon; Basic Grey buttons
Tools: Spellbinders square and scallop square Nestabilities
Technique: Paper piecing
Size: 5-1/2 x 4-1/2
Challenges: Stampin Sisters in Christ Challenge 43; Card Positioning Systems 171, Part 1

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7 thoughts on “A Father’s Day Card”

  2. Beautiful guy card Cindy! I love sage shadow and hate to see it go!  I love it and brown together!  Your details are just perfect for this masculine card!  Any Dad would love to receive this!  Have a blessed week! Thanks for your continued support at Stampin Sisters in Christ!

  4. HI Cindy – what a fabulous masculine card you have created!  I love those colours and the clean lines you have happening here!  Love it!  Thanks for joining us at the Stampin' Sisters in Christ Challenge this week – we would love to see you again next week!  {{{hugs}}}
    Linda SSIC Design Team

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