For my Dad

Challenges
Simon Says Monday: We’re Going Round in Circles Circle stencil
Little Red Wagon: Line it up Lines of white frames
Allsorts: Stripes Strips in plaid

This started as piece of Text Vellum that I placed a circle stencil on then ink up in blue a plaid bg stamp and stamped through circles. Inked a number embossing folder and used it to stamp numbers.Added more circles through another circle stencil with transfer gel. I wanted the shine and transparency that this gel offered. Trimmed this bg piece down to fit on white cs base. Added thin white frames (leftover from some other playing around with Silhouette). The light-bulb was printed on tissue paper and glued on. The sentiments were cut on the Silhouette. The Dad was cut three times and stacked with the top layer inked in the same blue as the bg. The gear was cut on Silhouette and glued on then was too white so I put black ink on my pinkie and smeared some ink on it. Almost as an after thought, I added some yellow chalk to give light to the bulb. The dad sentiment as glossy accents.

13 thoughts on “For my Dad”

  1. Brilliant!!! Stamping with a plaid stamp through circle stencil is genius and great results. Love the shiny DAD and using up the leftover frames makes this quite the card. He will love it.

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  2. So much going on here. The plaid stamped through the stencil is really a cool idea. The yellow in the light bulb gives it just the right glow. Your dad will love it.

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  3. Details and more details…quite an awesome background with the plaid over your circles stencil. I really love the light bulb. Very unique and genius.

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  4. This is a fab design and perfect for a male – so many details but a great cohesive design.
    Thanks for sharing with us at Allsorts. Lynn x DT

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  5. Bonnie, you always add so many fun details! I love that you added the yellow to the light. Those white frames are perfect to tame the wild and wonderful background, too. The black on the gear really gives it contrast, but not so much it takes over. This really is wonderful! What a fun way to use transfer gel, as well.

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