Stamping at The Warren: One Wild Ride Motorcycle Masculine Card

Wednesday 15 June 2016

One Wild Ride Motorcycle Masculine Card

Well, no blog yesterday as we had a day long power cut!! This wet weather is playing havoc

But I was still out in the workshop, making cards, but with no power, there are still not video's lol

So there I sat, workshop door open to get as much daylight as I could and put on my thinking cap for Fathers Day. I am not sure when you celebrate Fathers Day in the US & other countries, but here in the UK, it is the 19 June

I am sure you will have noticed that I have been making a lot of Masculine cards of late, and now you know why,

Today's card was the result of my first play with this super stamp set called

One Wild Ride

It is SO appropriate for My Family, as my Dad, one of my sons, two of my brothers and my Uncle are all keen Motorcycle enthusiasts

I am sure I my family is representative of so many families out there.

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PRODUCTS USED TODAY

STAMP SET

WOOD MOUNTED ONE WILD RIDE

CARDSTOCK

WHISPER WHITE

BASIC BLACK

NK PADS

ARCHIVAL BASIC BLACK

ACCESSORIES

SILVER THREAD

TOOLS

PAPER SNIPS

BONE FOLDER

STAMPIN TRIMMER

ADHESIVES

FAST FUSE

STAMPIN DIMENTIONALS

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BY CLICKING HERE

Tutorial

Make your Card Base by trimming a piece of A4 Basic Black Cardstock to 30 x 10.5 cms; score long side at 14.9 cms; fold & Burnish
Trim a piece of Whisper White Cardstock to 14.4 X 10.1 cms
Stamp the grungy smoke stamp several times using Black Ink Pad
Stamp the "Leader of the Pack" stamp to the top left of the cardstock in black ink
Stamp the Tire tread stamp vertically on one side of the panel using Black Ink Pad
Stamp the Motorbike onto the panel, using Black Ink Pad
On a scrap of Whisper White Cardstock, stamp the Born to Ride Stamp & the Route 66 stamp using Black Ink Pad
Fussy Cut out the banner and the Route 66 artwork & the Banner using Paper Snips.
Add some coiled Silver Thread behind the Route 66 Stamp and mount as shown using a Stampin Dimensional
Add the Banner using Stampin Dimensionals to pop it up, and mount on the card front.