Well we have all made it to Saturday! I am so glad the week is over.
Today is my monthly post over at Everyday Cricut so when your through here head on over and see the Father's Day gift ideas--Since Dad's big day is less than a month away, I will be showing Father's Day cards from today through next week.
Today's card is intended to go with the picture frame I made and posted on Everyday Cricut.
This card is from the new Cricut Holiday Cakes Cartridge. I used the base shadow, copied it on my gypsy and welded it to make a top fold shaped card. I cut the outside with all the layers. It was pretty easy to put together as the shapes layer well.
I added a couple of buttons with unique holes for the headlights. On the tires, I used the distressed stripes stamps from Papertrey Ink for the tires and the mini sentiment sets for the Father on the plate!
I used a stamp from Michaels for the inside and left plenty of room to write a note or have everyone sign!
So I have a challenge for you all--to use more than one printed paper on your next card. I love mixing patterns, prints, and levels of color. I use a lot of solid card stock as well but pattern play can be a lot of fun!
Make sure to head over to Everyday Cricut and check out the Father's Day gift ideas! Have a great weekend!
Saturday, May 22, 2010
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OMG I just love the detail in this card!, the buttons! the tires! wow
ReplyDeleteLove this card... You are awesome. Love you stuff on the Everyday Cricut Blog.
ReplyDeleteHope to see you in Chicago
Bryan,
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card. I love the little details and the colors. Great Fathers Day card.
Bryan - your card is AWESOME! How did you ever find those buttons - perfect!
ReplyDeletecool card!
ReplyDeletegreat card, the details really make it special.
ReplyDeleteThe card is fantastic, all the wonderful details! I will have to try playing with pattern paper and mixing the patterns!
ReplyDeleteThis is the perfect fathers day card, love the details you have added to set it off. Enjoyed your projects over at everyday cricut too.
ReplyDeleteKim xXx
Very cute! I don't have the software or a gypsy, and probably won't ever, but I would love to have the ability to weld!!! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favorite cards!
ReplyDeleteSaw your projects on Everyday Cricut and just wanted to say that these are the best Father's Day presents I have seen. What great ideas! I loved the little box. I can see using that for other special days as well. Wonderful inspiration!
ReplyDeleteVery cute card. Your porjects all week have been fabulous. Thanks for this great series. Also saw your post on the Everyday Cricut site. Great stuff! You sure have been busy!
ReplyDeleteI checked out Everyday Cricut with your post and it all looks awesome! So I thought I would check out your blog and I'm lovin this card! I gotta get this Cartridge! The colors work so well with this car....I'm also liking the buttons for the head lights... Nice Work Bryan! :)
ReplyDeleteBryan,
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card!!! :) You're right about mixing patterns of paper-I am always amazed at how you put yours together. They look fantastic & I find myself thinking that I wouldn't have thought to put those same ones together.
You're making it hard to live without the Gypsy (and Christmas is a long time away)!
Enjoy the rest of the weekend,
Jennifer
What a wonderful card!! Love the shape and those buttons for the lights are just to to cute!! Love this card!! :)
ReplyDeleteThat is a really nice card. I like how you used the buttons for the headlights.
ReplyDeleteCool card! Very nice paper. Great job!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool card that is. Any dad would like to get that one.
ReplyDeleteCute, cute, any Dad will love this cool car. Great headlights!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Love all the special touches--the buttons, the stripes on the tires, etc! Loved your projects for Everyday Cricut, too! You rock!!
ReplyDeleteHugs!
Love this car card and those buttons are wonderful!!!!!
ReplyDeleteDon't you just love it when you have something like the buttons that look like they were designed especially for your project! It looks like they were part of a preassembled kit. Great work!
ReplyDeleteShellee
Great card! Especially like the printed paper you used as a shadow, the buttons for the headlights and how you inked the tires. Great attention to detail!
ReplyDeletePretty awesome card Scrapdude!
ReplyDeleteLove the card! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI really love your masculine view on cardmaking!
ReplyDeletehey dear bryan...this car its too cute. tfs!
ReplyDeleteCool. Very very cool. Love a guys perspective on things. Great detail. Those button headlights add so much.
ReplyDeleteMarcie
I just found your card online tonight when I was searching for the car on this cart. What a great card! I love everything about it!
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