I've had it with the snow lately, so thought I'd move on to a tree card for father. Trees in full leaf are a sure sign of summer, so let's do some pretending that there's no snow on the ground and it's warm and sunny outside. We needed to make cards for Father's Day already to send on to the military. I know, it's hard to think that far ahead, isn't it? But we already made a bunch and sent them last week. So today's card was one of the many styles that we stamped over a week ago. If you like the idea, you've got lots of time to make it for your dad! Or you could use the idea for any masculine birthdays you might have coming up.
Stamps: Look Up To Father
Ink: Early Espresso pad and Pear Pizzazz, Garden Green, and Early Espresso markers
Paper: Crumb Cake, Early Espresso, and Very Vanilla cardstock with Old Olive DSP
Accessories: Big Shot with Circles Framelits, Sponge Dauber, and Dimensionals
It's amazing what you can do with a single stamp! The stamp used is from the Occasions Catalog and is still available until the end of May. Both the tree and the sentiment are all on the single stamp. I cut them apart so they would be more versatile - either use them together or separately! The tree on this card was colored with markers to get the trunk colored in differently than the green leaves and grass. The leaves were colored with the Pear Pizzazz marker and then thumped with the Garden Green marker. I liked how the leaves looked with the two colors instead of just one. Can you just see how nice this would look with multiple colors for fall? Just gorgeous!
That's it for today. Short and sweet. I need to hustle and get ready for church this evening. I love all the services leading up to Easter. All these services are somber and then there's the grand celebration of Easter. Truly glorious!! Thanks for stopping in today. Hope your Easter preparations are well underway. I'll be doing lots of cooking and baking on Saturday to get finished. If I don't get another post in before Easter - I wish you and your family a very blessed Easter! Sharon
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