Tuesday, February 17, 2015

Simon Says Stamp March Card Kit: Dad

Hi everyone,

I'm back to share another card using the fabulous Simon Says Stamp March 2015 Card Kit: Classic Beauty.



The first 2 cards I shared focused on the beautiful stamp set designed for this month's kit called Flowers on my Mind. For today's card I didn't use any of the stamps but focused on the papers, die, and Liquid Pearls to make a masculine card. I love that this month's colors work great for both women and men.

Here's my card:


I die cut Simon's new Medium Dot Line Die twice from Simon's Fog Cardstock, backed it with Simon's Smoke cardstock, and added Liquid Pearl dots to all the centers. I cut a strip of Crafter's Companion Yellow Pearl Cardstock and adhered it to the left of the dots. I then diecut 2 of Simon's Large Tags (one from Authentique patterned paper from the kit and one from the Smoke cardstock). I mixed some of the Liquids Pearls with water in my Mini Mister and spritzed the Fog tag with it. Once dried I diecut some of the circles at the bottom and adhered the tags to the panel. I then diecut Simon's 'Dad' and some stars using Simon's Holiday Shapes Dies and adhered them in place. Finally, I adhered my panel to a notecard made from Simon's Black Cardstock.

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42 comments:

  1. Great card! This kit definitely did not scream guy to me, but I really love how you used it to create this masculine card!

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  2. Oh my such a fabulous masculine design, love it!!

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  3. Awesome card!! Love how you used the dot die!! And amazing that you made a masculine card from a mostly yellow flowery pattern papers.

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  4. Great masculine design!! Thanks for showing how you use the Dot Line cutting die!!

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  5. I can always count on you to inspire us with some awesome masculine cards.

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  6. very masculine. I like that.

    Julie R.

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  7. Love the yellow, grey and black colours in the card kit from SSS.

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  8. I love the colors in this card... Amazing!!

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  9. Oh I love this card! Masculine cards are always so hard for me, thanks for the inspiration!

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  10. What a great, subtle way to use this kit to create a masculine card. Well done!

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  11. Your card is gorgeous. I'm loving the color combination in this kit. Thanks for sharing.

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  12. Awesome card! It's rare to see a masculine card but this is great

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  13. I'm in love with all the papers in this kit! Great card, really like what you did with the die.

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  14. oh i love what you did with the die... looks very masculine

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  15. What a handsome card for Dad. Just perfect. That tag is really done so well!

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  16. What a great way to use this kit for a wonderful masculine card! Love this!

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  17. Love how you used the die. Such interesting detail. Love the grey on grey tag. Hugz

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  18. This is such a great masculine card!

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  19. My "favorite color" is plaid (ha!), so my eye went right to that, even though most of it is covered up. I really like the grunged-up tag. You definitely have a very steady hand with the Liquid Pearls--I'd have sworn they were from a sheet of embellishments. Some dad is going to love getting this. What a wonderful combination of colors, patterns, layout & diecuts. Magnificent!

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  20. Great card! Wish my dad was still alive for me to make him one!!! Love my Daddy!

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  21. I can't wait until I get to try this Kit! Love this card. Very manly

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  22. This is a card any guy would enjoy receiving, Sarah! I love the way you used the die that is included in the kit.

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  23. What a fun way to use the die!
    Really like the gray and yellow with the black

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  24. Great card! love the touch of plaid with the Dot Line die.

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  25. sarah - what a fun card - and perfect for my dad. Gotta do a similar one to your design. Thanks for sharing - what a great kit from SSS.

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  26. What a Handsome card! Perfect for a Dad or any guy. Especially like the liquids pearls and water in the mister to add tone on tone to the grey tag he three circles at the bottom to let that pattern shine through.

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  27. I love to see masculine cards as they are challenging for me. I think the colors in this kit could go either way. Love what you did!

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  28. What a great Dad card...love how the circle die looks both as a border down the side and on the tag.

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  29. Great grunge-masculine card, love the texture look on your tag!

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  30. The colour combo of my craft room in a SSS card kit, how is that for serendipity? Love your card, it is great to see a masculine card in these colours!

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  31. Way to go manly with such seamingly feminine supplies.

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  32. You are very creative using this kit to make the masculine card! Who would ever thought that! Thanks for this inspiration, Sarah!

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  33. Great color combo for a masculine card and I like how you use the die.
    slrdowney at hotmail dot com

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  34. Love this new stamp kit, it's amazing!

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  35. Fabulous card. Really interesting design. This kit is pretty cool.

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  36. Great Masculine card, You're Dad is going to love it!

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  37. Oh wow!! Awesome masculine card from what does not appear at first to be a very masculine kit. I love your creativity.

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  38. ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS card Sarah!!!
    LOVE the line of circles and & your pearl dots in each one, LOVE your layered tags and DELICATE Dad too!!!
    THANK YOU for sharing your CREATIVE INSPIRATION => just what I needed to get started on some much needed masculine cards :)

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  39. This is such a great masculine design. The colours are perfect and really like the detail of the holes down the left-hand side. Any Dad would be happy to receive this!!

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