I'm using two rectangle dies from Stampin' Up's Rectangle Stitched Framelits but I had to do "surgery" on both of them. The narrow one is stretched - I cut half, moved the die (making sure the stitching lined up), then cut from the other side. The wider one is a single cut but then I moved the die and cut it about 2/3 of the way to get the two pieces.
I'm wishing I would have shaded the edges of the bottle and the mug to give them both a rounded look. I'm afraid I'm guilty of keeping cards to my sons fairly simple - they are much more interested in the gift card I might have tucked inside. That's not entirely fair, because I know my oldest keeps the most recent card that I've sent over his desk - but they still would not notice details.
Of course, only I know whether the amazing, fantastic, extraordinary and wonderful thing is my son - or is it a good beer???
I hope to see you playing along with us this week at Freshly Made Sketches.
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Stamps: Avery Elle Framed Fonts (retired)
Dies: Paper Rose Beer Bottle 1
Paper: Stampin' Up Crushed Curry, Pacific Point (plus older dsp)
How FUN is this card? I am now going to have to peruse those dies and I DON'T NEED ANYTHING!! I love the deep blues and the masculine feel of this card.
ReplyDeleteAnother of those perfect son cards! Terrific colors too!
ReplyDeleteFabulous masculine design, Kim! Love that the die cuts fit so perfectly in the panels.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun card. It has a lot of fun details that I'm sure your son will notice.
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun card - perfect colors!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous masculine card!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a fun card! And just perfect for a young man!
ReplyDeleteAnd this is an absolutely amazing, fantastic, happy and fun card!
ReplyDeletePerfect card, Kim. I struggle with stretching my stitched dies...I can't seem to match up the stitches very well, but you know the secret! I hope your son liked it or the beer...
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