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Card 1 |
Card 1: Adhere a slightly smaller piece of print paper (Off to the Races) to the front of a 5"x7" kraft card. (Optional: Distress and ink edges before adhering to card front).
Use the 3"x4" notecard (Cigar Box Secrets) to measure the distance to cut through the 4"x6" notecard (Cigar Box Secrets).
Draw a line between the two marks with a pencil. Punch a 1/8" circle at the sides where the lines intersect, then use a craft knife to slice the straight opening along the straight line between the two holes. Erase pencil lines.
Place 3"x4" notecard into slot.
At this time, you can distress and ink the edges of the 4"x6" notecard only before adhering to the card front. Note where the glue has been applied. The pocket area needs to be free from glue.
Adhere 4"x6" notecard to lower right of card front.
Choose four Gears and one of the Horses to alter. The horse was inked with Vintage Photo and Fossilized Amber Distress Oxides. The gears were inked with Versamark ink and heat embossed with Hammered Metal (left) and Charred Gold (right).
The horse's legs were glued to the top portion of the pocket opening on the 4"x6" notecard only, leaving the 3"x4" notecard free to move up and down. The gears were glued to the rosettes, while two gears were layered and adhered next to the rosettes, as shown.
Pull the 3"x4" notecard out of the pocket and use a repositionable glue dot to adhere your gift card to the reverse side.
Stamp a sentiment on the front of the notecard. I used "just for you" for this card.
Place notecard with gift card inside pocket and send your "gift" card on it's way.
On the inside, add a scrap of the G45 paper to the inside with a border strip, and stamp "Dad" with Versamark and heat emboss with champagne embossing powder.
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Card 2 |
Card 2: Adhere a slightly smaller piece of print paper (Off to the Races) to the front of a 5"x6-1/2" black card. (Optional: Distress and ink edges before adhering to card front).
Ink Flourished Frame Valerie Square with Versamark ink and heat emboss with Burnt Copper Leaves embossing powder.
Trace around frame onto a piece of blue print paper (Off to the Races) and cut to fit inside frame.
Adhere to back of frame opening, then adhere both to top half of card front.
Ink Horse Head with Versamark ink and heat emboss with Charred Gold embossing powder. Adhere to center of frame opening with foam dots.
Die cut a banner from black card stock. Use gold rub-ons to spell out "BEST DAD".
Fold ends of banner, place foam dots in center and glue at ends, as shown.
Adhere to bottom of card beneath frame.
Since the gold letters were so bright, I added touches of gold metallic paste to some areas of the frame to brighten the frame to match.
For the inside, stamp "Happy Father's Day" with Versamark ink and champagne embossing powder. Cut around image and adhere to a scrap of the G45 paper that has been cut slightly smaller than the front of the kraft sack (envelope).
Adhere craft sack to center of card inside, and insert your gift card.
GSL Horses Shape Set
GSL Gears Shape Set
GSL Flourished Frame Valerie Square
Graphic 45 Off to the Races papers
Prima Cigar Box Secrets papers
Kraft card (5"x7")
Black card (5"x6-1/2")
Black card stock scrap
Tim Holtz Distress Ink (Vintage Photo)
Tim Holtz Distress Oxides (Vintage Photo, Fossilized Amber)
Tim Holtz die (Regal Crest)
Tim Holtz Gilded Alpha remnant rubs
Allure Embossing Powders (Charred Gold, Hammered Metal, Burnt Copper Leaves)
Pearlustre Champagne embossing powder
Versamark ink pad
Dad rubber stamp (Inkadinkado)
Mini Craft Sacks (2.5" x 4") (Paper Studio)
3D Foam Squares
Happy Father's Day stamp (PSX)
Just for You stamp (Hero Arts)
I hope you enjoyed the project today, and be sure to check out the GSL shop. Another fun set to consider for your male cards is the GSL Miniatures Shape Set - Guy Thing. It contains lots of vintage style male type laser cuts, giving you even more choices.
Thanks for stopping by, and have a great day!
Barbara
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