Welcome back to day 3 of the Lil' Inker Designs release! If you are following along in the blog hop you should have come from Karen Baker's blog! There are three $15 gift certificates to the LID store up for grabs, so the more blogs you comment on, the better your chances are of winning!
I really like this new masculine set called Clean Lines: For the Guys stamps. I love that there are options to stamp Papa (because that is what my kids call their grandpa!), Grampy, Pop, Dad, Brother, Grandpa, Husband, -in-law, Father & Uncle! I mean seriously, how many stamp sets do you see with those options? LOVE it! For this card, I used most of the images in the set and lined them up on a block and stamped each row starting in a different spot each time. I went back later and added the red needle on the fuel tank.
The two strips of paper on the bottom are from a FUN new paper line from Lil' Inker called Tribal Chic Paper Pack. So many great pattern & color options in this pack! If you are a paper junky like me, you'll love it! To create the tag I die cut one of the Pinking Edge Sentiment Flag dies and stamped a pattern from the Tribal Chic stamp set on the top & bottom. The sentiment is stamped from the Clean Lines: For the Guys stamps. I die cut the wrench from the Clean Lines: For the Guys die set and then stamped the coordinating image & popped it up.
My last card today uses some more patterns from the Tribal Chic Paper Pack that I've adhered on top of a piece of white cardstock that I've embossed the new Cover Up Die: Tribal Chic into. It gives the Cover Up Die a softer look.
I die cut two of the Dual Stitched Triangle Dies and then used the Cover Up Die: Tribal Chic to die cut the pattern into them. You can see the difference in this closeup between embossing with this die and die cutting with the die. The sentiment is from the Vintage Label Sentiment set that I've embossed in white.
Clean Lines: For the Guys stamps
Clean Lines: For the Guys die set
Tribal Chic stamp set
Dual Stitched Triangle Dies
Pinking Edge Sentiment Flag dies
Clean Lines: For the Guys stamps
Clean Lines: For the Guys die set
Tribal Chic stamp set
Dual Stitched Triangle Dies
Thank you so much for visiting this week! Don't forget to leave a comment to win. The more blogs you comment on, the better your chances are of winning! All of the Lil' Inker products that I've used are linked above & are available at the Lil' Inker Designs store now! Your next stop on the hop is over to my sweet friend Amy Kolling's blog!
19 comments:
Very cool male cards!!
great cards! love the diagonals and all the fun patterns you used. and the handstamped background on the first is fab!
Love your Fathers Day card!
Awesome showcase each day. Lovin' the masculine icons. How fun. Can't forget about the guys. :)
such a cute masculine card!
Wow, these are both fabulous! I love how you mixed the patterned papers and then created your own pattern with the automotive icons.
Great cards. Love the background on the first one.
Awesome cards! Love how you textured the triangles with the Tribal Chic cover up die!
Cool pair of cards - love the layouts you chose!
Great cards, I love the bright colors in the second one.
Your Father's Day card is adorable! Thanks for the inspiration!
Fun layouts on your cards. Thanks for the inspiration
Very cool cards. I like how you changed the fuel level as you moved down the card.
Love the embossed background!
How FUN are these?! Seriously! Great color combos and such fun little details!
Gorgeous cards! Love the colours. :-)
FABULOUS cards Jen!!!
I struggle with masculine cards, so I'm feeling INSPIRED, add that you have used Tribal Chic, well, you have won my heart!!! LOVE the designs!!!
THANK YOU for sharing ... and helping me add clean lines to my long wishlist :)
Such super cards! I especially like the first with the added pops of red!
PS I just placed my first LID order thanks to you (Instagram)!
Jen, these are perfect! WOW!!! I am loving your papa card and how you stamped that background!!! Your triangle card is really neat too. So so well done!
Perfect, Jen!
Thank you,
Laura
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