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Early Fathers Day Card

I had one last card to show you from the Hanna Stamps bowling set . . . this one features a trophy for the world's best dad. When I saw this trophy, I immediately thought of this idea, but it seemed the least exciting to make, hence it is the last complete. Anyway, I used the sketch from the CCEE Stampers blog, which I just discovered this week.

Stamps: Bowling Hanna (Hanna Stamps), Everyday Sentiments (Hanna Stamps) Paper: Solar White Classic Crest (Neenah), Not Quite Navy (SU!), Handsome Hunter (SU!), Night of Navy (SU), Blue Plaid (Keepsakes Designs) Ink: Onyx Black Versafine Accessories: 1 3/8 and 1 1/4 inch circle punches (SU!), sewing machine, white thread, clear embossing powder (SU!), diamond stickles (Ranger), copic ciao markers (Imagination International Inc.), Blue Sheer dots organdy - Dots, Dashes & Checks (Michaels Stores, Inc.), gold prismacolor pencil.

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Cindy Haffner said…
Super job Amanda Thanks so much for playing.
5:29 PM
Mothermark said…
Great card Amanda! Glad you found us.....its fun to see you joining our sketch! These are great stamps for a man card! Love it!

Thanks for joining us!
6:03 PM
Ann said…
Nice masculine card!
7:56 PM
StampOwl said…
Glad you found us Amanda ... love your card, thanks for playing
3:35 AM
Becky said…
Great card, love the trophy.
10:48 AM
Charlene Merrick (LilLuvsStampin) said…
I love the rich blues you used, Amanda, and as a former bowler, I love the bowling theme! My DH still bowls; maybe I should check into this stamp set. Thanks for playing in our sketch challenge!
11:25 AM
Tosha Leyendekker said…
Love the blues! Awesome!! The papers are so perfect for a masculine card!
10:32 AM
Dawn said…
great Father's Day card Amanda! love the colors =)
6:48 AM
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