New Daisy Doodles Challenge

The challenge is to make a masculine card for Fathers's Day.  Every year when it's gets close to Father's Day my thoughts always turn to my Dad.  My Dad was a good man and truly was one of a kind.  There is not a day that goes by that I don't miss him.  With him in mind I created this card.

I know ....  more blue and more white space.   And the Lighthouse again .... I just can't help myself.  This image is so versatile ... it can be used for any occasion.  I have another card coming soon using it in a different way.  I hope you don't get tired of this image because I LOVE it!!

I colored it with Prismacolor Pencils and OMS.  Other than the image the supplies consist of blue and white cardstock .... blue ink .... letter stamps and one small piece of blue ribbon.  That's it.

Go to Daisy Doodles Creative Challenges Blog and see the inspiration there from the rest of the Design Team.  There are some wonderful cards.  Enter the challenge and let us see your projects for Father's Day.  You can visit Daisy's Digi Doodles and see all of her fabulous images.

I am entering this card in these challenges:
Come and Get It Challenges - Fathers Day
Creative Inspirations - 2W - Fathers Day or Card for Dad
Creative Inspirations Paint - 1E - Dad or Special Male
Here Come the Boys  - Fathers Day/Hubby/Partner
Craft Your Days Away  - 2W -  2nd W -  #21 Fathers Day/Special Man
Crafty Emma - E3 - #39 Clean & Simple
ECP Challenges - 2W -  2nd W -  #39 For Dad
Fussy and Fancy - 2W - Card for a male
Stamp Something - Use a digi

Lindsay's Stamp Stuff Thursday - for Dad

Thursday - time for Lindsay's Stamp Stuff post.  I decided to do a Father's Day card.  I saw a technique video at Stamp TV using a piece of the newspaper and distress inks and wanted to try it.  So I picked an image that I thought would work with it.  Here is what I came up with:

This is the image.  It is "Most Tools" and can be found at mygrafico.  I took out the wording and added my own.  I hope that's OK Lindsay.

I colored it with Prisma Pencils and OMS...then inked around it with Tim Holtz Linen Distress Ink.

I am excited to see what the rest of the DT has done.  Be sure and visit all of them starting at Lindsay's Blog.  She has a tutorial for you.

Lindsay Weirich (Owner and Stamp Designer)

Cheryl Gorka DT Coordinator

Shannon Neparko

Margie Visnick

Lisa Jurecek

Tracey Allen

Leanne Garner

Tamara Bennett

Cindi Hooks

Micki Harper

Rebekah Doak

Karin Martin

Jennifer Bliss

Diane Bove

Challenges:
Simple Doodles - Just for you Dad
Magical Crafts - Something for a Male/Fathers Day
Incy Wincy Designs - One for the guys
Drunken Stampers - Father's Day
Creative Craft Challenges - For the man in your life
Crafty Cardmakers - Cards for Men
Cards for Men - Father's Day

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Daisy Doodles "Father's Day Challenge"

Time once again for the bi-weekly challenge at Daisy Doodles Creative Challenges Blog.  This one is "Father's Day / Manly" theme.  I decided to make a Father's Day card for my hubby.  I really wanted to use an image from the new "Summer Fun" set so this is what I came up with:

This time I colored my images with watercolor pencils and used a blender pen.  I sponged the sky and used diamond stickles on the clouds.  Both images are from the "Summer Fun" set.  If you haven't been yet check out Daisy's Digi Doodles new store... she has lots of awesome stamps..
Supplies used:
red and blue cardstock....papers from DCWV patterned papers....oval nesties....red grosgrain ribbon....and computer generated sentiments

Stop by the rest of the Design Team blogs and see what they have come up with

Mary .... Joanne .... Lawren .... Cec .... Jane 


I am entering my card in these challenges:
Cupcake Craft - Dazzle Us  (Stickles on clouds)
A Spoonful of Sugar  -  Celebration
Cards For Men  -  Father's Day
Creative Craft  -  Ribbons and Bows
La-La Land  -  Summertime
Creative Cottage  -  Father's Day
Sassy Cheryl's  -   Lots of Layers
Stampin With The Dragon  -  Summertime
Our Creative Corner -  Summer Inspiration
One Stitch At A Time  -  Boys To Men

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