Stampin' In Alaska

I'm stopping in tonight with a quick post for this week's Sweet 'n Sassy Challenge:  Scripture My card uses scripture from  Timeless Classics for Father's Day This is going to my Dad for Father's Day. Thought I would share a favorite photo of me and my Dad. He has taught us to love God and work hard. (And Fish when you can) My siblings are I are very blessed! I'm also sharing my card with Sassy Cheryl's Show Me Challenge #146. Thanks for stopping by! Hope you have a fabulous weekend.

This week's Sweet Stop Sketch has a spin - Fun with Numbers.  The sketch we were asked to follow is below: Here's what I came up with using Sweet 'n Sassy's Timeless Classic set: Masculine cards are usually hard for me, but with this vintage auto set they are easy!  All of the images in this set are so perfect for the vintage auto buff in your family. The base panel was dry embossed with a Cuttlebug numbers embossing folder.  Additional numbers came from the Basic Grey paper pack "Life of the Party".  The image was stamped with Memento ink and nothing else is really needed.  Love that!  I added some baker's twine, distressed edges, sponging and a few dewdrops to finish the card. This also qualifies for this week's Tuesday Alchemy challenge #24 - "Very Vintage" Thanks for stopping by to take a look!

I'm back with a second post tonight!  I am taking advantage while the mojo is flowing. :) This week's sketch over on the Sweet Stop blog is really fun and versatile. I turned the sketch horizontally for my version.  Since Father's Day is just around the corner, I used the new Sweet 'n Sassy set " Timeless Classic " by Dina Kowal.  This set is full of images which are perfect for my uncle who is a collector of antique auto's. Here's what I came up with: The base cardstock is Stampin' Up! Basic Grey and the designer paper is Frances Meyer.  I used my new Paper Studio star embossing folder for the circle panel.  The circles were cut out using Spellbinder Nestibilities.  I colored the vintage car with Copic Marker Buttercup Yellow.  I added a few metal "screw" brads to finish off the masculine look! Here's a look at the entire set and I've included the store link above. Thanks for stopping by for a closer lo...