
Hello and welcome to the Stamp It Group’s Father’s Day Theme Blog Hop! My name is Christina Miller, I’m an independent Stampin’ Up! demonstrator located in Norfolk, Virginia, and you are visiting my blog, Christina’s Creative Corner! Whether this is your first stop on the blog hop or have hopped on over from another side, thank you for letting me share my creations today! So, let’s get started!
My Father’s Day card is featuring some oldies, but goodies, that will be retiring soon and is a fun way to use up what you have to make room for all the new products that will be available for purchase when the 2019-2020 Annual Catalog goes live on June 4th. For the card front, I cut a piece of Whisper White cardstock at 4” x 5 ¼” and stamped it with the Buffalo Check background stamp in Blueberry Bushel ink, this will be your base layer:

In addition, you will need a strip of Blueberry Bushel cardstock cut at 2” x 5 ½”, from the Balmy Blue cardstock and Silver Foil Sheets you will cut the “celebrate” and “you” out, and I chose these three shades of the “grayer” wood DSP, punching out 3 each with the Tailored Tag Punch (for a total of 9):

Using liquid glue, I adhered the wood DSP to the Blueberry Bushel cardstock strip, starting with the darkest shade in the middle and then creating a “tiled” effect. You will have two pieces of the darkest shade left, which I cut in half and used for the corners. After this has dried (just a few minutes), I used scissors to trim any excess DSP from the cardstock strip:



Adhere the check cardstock base layer to a Blueberry Bushel cardstock card base, cut at 5 ½” x 8 ½”, and scored at 4 ¼”, then adhere the strip across the middle:

The “celebrate” and “you” cut outs are layered on top of each other, slightly off set, using the Fine Tip Glue Pen to adhere together, and then I used Mini Dimensionals, that I cut in half, to a adhere on top of the “wood” strip. I decided this needed a little something more, so I used three of the True Gentleman Buttons, threaded the Linen Thread through the holes to tie into a knot, and then adhered with Glue Dots to the base layer:

For the inside, cut a piece of Whisper White cardstock at 4” x 5 ¼”. I used the Beach Happy stamp set to stamp the sentiment in Blueberry Bushel ink, the palm tree is stamped in Old Olive and Sahara Sand inks, and then used sponge daubers with Sahara Sand and Balmy Blue inks to create the sand and water around the palm tree:

Isn’t this a fun and easy masculine card to make for any occasion?? If you are like me and sometimes struggle with a more “masculine” card, it can be as easy as choosing two or three colors, DSP, and a punch or two with a simple sentiment!
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I hope today’s project inspires you to get creative! Please contact me if you have any questions about the products used on this or any other project. I hope you enjoyed today’s blog and thanks for stopping by!
This month’s giveaway:

The winner from the Mother’s Day Theme Blog Hop is:

Don’t forget to scroll down to leave your first and last name and a comment with #stampitcontest and then keep on hopping to the next name on the Blog Hop tour:
1. | Tami White | |
2. | Pam Nichols | |
3. | Luly Gonzalez | |
4. | Kim Quade | |
5. | Lori Mueller | |
6. | Gigi Melone | |
7. | Christina Miller | |
8. | Tina Wardell | |
9. | Danette Herera | |
10. | Liz Holloway | |
11. | Dawn Seelhoff | |
12. | Rachael Rife | |
13. | Linda Cullen |

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Very Cute!
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What a neat design!
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I love that you created your own pattern with the tailored tag punch. #stampitcontest
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Love the buffalo checks and the wood inserts together!
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This technique is something that I wanted to try.
Thank you for the great tips and ideas.
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love the card – could be used for other masculine cards
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Love this technique…TFS
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#stampitcontest Really love the card.
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The wood inlay technique is perfect to make a fairly simple card look elaborate! Love this!
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Sorry… I actually TYPO’d my own last name! Don’t ask…not enough coffee!
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I love the color combinations of this card and using the wood texture designer paper. thanks for the instructions.
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love the card
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Love the Buffalo Check with the wood grain.
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Lovely card, thanks for sharing.
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I love piecing punched shapes – TFS!
Congrats to the winner from last time!
Happy Memorial Day everyone in the US!
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#stampitcontest Hadn’t thought of using wood with the plaid. Really like it.
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A really unique and cool look.
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I like it alot! Clever design!
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I like your card! Thanks
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Great card! A must try!
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What an awesome card!
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Fun technique with the punch– thanks for the detailed instructions! #stampitcontest
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Wood grain DSP will definitely be missed.
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#stampitcontest nice card
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#stampitcontest love the card
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Very unique card. A masculine card that can be used for a number of occasions.
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#stampitcontest nice
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#stampitcontest Love the papers!
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Such an awesome card.
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