Friday 21 January 2022

Think of a number

Over at Daring Cardmakers this week, Kathy is asking us to think of a number - it could be a big number for a birthday or anniversary, a background of numbers, even a number shaped card.

I opted to combine with the current challenge at Lost Coast Designs which is sending us to the Man Cave and made a one layer masculine card - suitable for one of those pesky in-betweeners!

I stamped and masked the T-shirt and then stamped numbers randomly to make a background. A sentiment and star on the shirt and a tiny bit of Copic colouring, some ink brused around the edges of the card and call it done. I don't know about you but I find most of the men (and boys) I send cards to tend to like them plain!

Stamps:
Nothing to Wear (Visible Image)
A&P Numbers (Ma Vinci's Reliquary, no longer with us)
Essential Messages (Hero Arts, retired)

Paper:
Bristol board

Ink:
Brilliance by Tsukineko (Graphite Black)
Tim Holtz Distress ink by Ranger (Tumbled Glass, Speckled Egg)

Other:
Copic markers
Corner Chomper

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6 comments:

  1. Stunning design, I love your background.

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  2. OMG...the "tweens" and teens are the worst to me for making a card....esp the boys.

    This is a fun one! And good for any year!

    hugs Margot

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  3. What a great design - I love it! Jo x

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  4. What a fab card, I love this background! Thanks so much for joining in with us at Lost Coast Designs, and have a very happy week, Sue xx

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  5. Such a great card for any guy! And very clever to use the numbers for a background - you could use it for any birthday! Thanks for joining the Lost Coast design Challenge!

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  6. Gorgeous design and your one layers always look so dimensional. Perfect for a teen. Thanks for joining the fun at the Lost Coast Portal to Creativity. Hugz

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