CLUBHOUSE FATHER’S DAY

Hey all, I hope everyone had an enjoyable Mother’s Day, mine was low key, I talked to all my kids, then started reorganizing my crafting space, again. 

Now I am getting ready for Father’s Day. I thought the bright, fun colors in the Country Club Suite would be the perfect place to begin. I started with a Garden Green 11″ x 4 1/4″ cardbase, that I scored at 5 1/2″. To that, I glued a 3/4″ x 5 1/2″ strip of Night of Navy. I took a piece of 4 7/8″ x 3 5/8″ DSP and glued it to a 4 3/4″ x 3 1/2″ Basic Gray layer, then I tied a piece of Night of Navy twine around the DSP layer and tied a bow. I added the DSP layer to the cardbase using dimensionals, making sure to center it on the cardbase. Once the DSP is attached to the cardbase, adjust the twine, centering it on the Night of Navy cardstock strip. I stamped the Happy Father’s Day sentiment in Garden Green ink onto Whisper White cardstock and cut it out using the Golf Club Dies, also die-cut the U shaped filigree in Night of Navy. To put together the sentiment layer, you will need to punch out a 2″ circle in Basic Gray and cut out the Crushed Curry banner from the DSP. Glue the Crushed Curry banner to the center of the Basic Gray 2″ circle, then adhere the sentiment with a dimensional over the center of the banner. Now glue down the Night of Navy filagree. Punch out a Poppy Parade Timeless Label piece and cut it in half and glue to each edge of the underside of the Basic Gray circle. These layers will be attached to the DSP using dimensionals. Once I completed the card, I thought it still needs something else, so I cut out a golf ball from the DSP and added a half of a mini dimensional and adhered it to the center of the filigree. Now it was perfect!

Don’t you just love this card! The colors in the DSP are a joy to work with. I will most definitely have a few more cards to design for another post later this week. If you want to get your hands on these products, keep in mind that this County Club Suite is on the retired list and will be gone after June 2nd if it doesn’t sell out beforehand.

Ta-ta for now,

Happy Stamping!