Handsomely Suited - Ink Stamp Share
You will need:
21 cm x 14.5 cm Basic White Thick (BWT) scored at 10.5 cm
10 cm x 14 cm BWT
BWT for stamping
Smoky Slate scrap
Basic Black scraps
1cm strips of Designer Series Paper (DSP)
The background:
I used what I think is my favourite embossing folder - Tasteful Textures to emboss the panel of BWT. This lovely embossing folder adds depth and dimension to cardstock and always looks effective. In my mind, I was creating a crisp white shirt.
The stamping and die cutting:
I used Smoky Slate ink to stamp two ties onto BWT card. You will need to stamp the complete tie and then just the top section to create the knot. Cut out with the coordinating dies.
The third tie (middle) has been cut from the Well Suited DSP.
Top Tip:
Choose carefully where you place the die; think about how the pattern will look. Is it symmetrical? If not, it will look odd! I used a piece of washi tape to hold the die in place to make sure I cut the section of DSP that I wanted.
To assemble:
Adhere the embossed background to the card front with dimensionals. Adhere the ties with Tombow making sure that they are evenly spaced. Add the top knots with a dimensional.
The sentiment:
I used a Stitched Rectangle die and Smoky Slate card, the sentiment has been stamped with Memento and adhered to the card front with dimensionals.
The detail:
I love to make my own embellishments for my projects. The tiny buttons have been cut from a scrap of Basic Black card. This clever little die cuts six buttons at a time so no need for multiple passes through a die cutting machine!
I used tiny dabs of Tombow and adhered three buttons on top of each other. I then adhered a button on each side of the sentiment.
The inside/envelope:
I cut 1 cm strips of DSP and adhered on the inside of the card and the envelope with Tombow.
Here is the completed project:
I really enjoyed making this project so I decided to make a different version using the fabulous Rainbow Glimmer Paper.
You can see on the photo below the effect you get when you adhere a stack of tiny buttons - I used four.
I was pleased to discover that the Handsomely Suited stamps, dies and this lovely glimmer paper will still be with us in the next Annual Catalogue. Hopefully I will get the chance/time to play with them again!
Next up is Jill Chapman who has another male themed project idea to share with us.
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Susan xx
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Great 'tie' cards! I especially like the one with the rainbow glimmer paper!
ReplyDeleteThanks Libby - great how the same card can look so different with a simple change.
DeleteGreat card x
ReplyDeleteThanks Karen. xx
DeleteFabulous Card 3
ReplyDeleteThanks Vickie Lou.
DeleteI love this suite, beautiful cards
ReplyDeleteThanks Sue me too, so pleased it is saying with us.
DeleteLove the use of rainbow glimmer paper!
ReplyDeleteThank you - first time I have used it!
DeleteLovely card Susan, I love the brightly coloured one x
ReplyDeleteThanks Mo - me too lol! xx
DeleteNice card x
ReplyDeleteThank you. xx
DeleteStampin' Up! Demonstrator28 March 2021 at 11:45
Great cards - so happy this set is carrying over
ReplyDeleteThanks Tracie, me too as only had chance to use it for this project!
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