Father’s Day will be here before you know it! How about a great relaxing card for him using A Good Man stamp set? His hat is popped up on Dimensionals. Many of these accessory items are retiring next week and no longer available! (Designer Series Paper, Seasonal Layers Dies – a MUST HAVE!, Baker’s Twine….)
Patti purchased the Tool Bench tutorial (on my sidebar) and this is what she came up with! Isn’t it darling? I LOVE how she added the “ribbon maker” that so many of us own. Patti’s blog can be found HERE. Thanks for sharing this Patti!I think the Tool Bench would make a great Christmas gift, along with a gift certificate to Home Depot or Lowe’s for the man in your life! (It could go to a gal, too, in PINK!)NOTE: Patti’s Tool Bench was also featured on The Kraft Journal Blog, which can be found HERE!
Here’s a card we made at Stamp Club this month! The sailboat image is stamped on canvas fabric with Stazon ink. To get the frayed edges, all you have to do is RIP the fabric!
My instructions are clear and easy to follow, and contain many photos!
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Here’s another idea for Father’s Day – a workbench that holds a gift card inside! The drawer actually opens and you can include a Home Depot, Lowe’s, etc. gift card!
Please note: This project is 3-D and will not fold down to fit into a card (or standard size envelope).
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Just in time for Mother’s Day/Father’s Day! These golf carts hold tees in the back, and you can also add a gift card to the roof!
My instructions are clear and easy to follow, and contain many photos!
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Here’s a fun gift that would work for Father’s Day or a masculine birthday!
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This unique tape measure features a measuring tape that retracts out of the base. You just pull on the tab to reveal the sentiment and ruler. When you let go of the tab, the ruler will automatically spring back inside the base! Here’s a photo with the ruler pulled out.
This photo shows the ruler back inside the base.
Here’s the backside of the tape measure. There is a small tab that will hold a gift card.
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I have one more tutorial for sale, just in time for Father’s Day! This is a gift holder, and the gift is housed in this grill! I also made a small apron card that will fit inside the grill, along with your gift card. PERFECT for any dad who enjoys grilling!
This 10 page tutorial includes all instructions, large photos, dimensions, and patterns to complete the grill and apron card.
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My downline, Adriana Gray, hosted a class last night and this is the project we made!! Isn’t it darling? I can’t wait to give it to my DH, but I think I will bring it along to the workshops I do in other people’s homes.
Adriana is not only a great card designer, but her specialty is scrapbooking! She doesn’t have a blog (yet, HINT HINT), but I found her SCS gallery HERE: These projects were made with all Stampin’ Up materials. The Simply Scrappin’ kit is “Home Again”. The chipboard is the large and small “board basics”.
Here is the card I came up with for my husband tonight for Father’s Day. I was inspired by StarLitStudio on SCS HERE and Captain Crafter HERE You can’t see this very well, but the top has a score line that is 1/2″ from the fold. The 3 brads at the bottom have a 1/4″ black circle punched out of cardstock. Recipe:Stamp Set: Polka Dot Background Stamp, All Year Cheer II (Retired)Paper: Basic Black, Whisper White, Brushed SilverInk: Stazon Black, Silver Encore PadAccessories: Screw Brads (bought at www.scraparts.com/ AWESOME site and LOW SHIPPING!), Karen Foster Mini Tool Set, black and silver brads, 1/4″ circle punch
Here is the card I did for our monthly weSTAMP swap. If you’re like me, I struggle each year trying to find a unique and fun Father’s Day gift. I came up with this idea for a men’s billfold card. As you can see in the picture, you really can fill the inside with gift cards (think Home Depot, movie theater, favorite restaurant, and maybe even a gift card sized note that fits on one of the pockets!!) You can stick some real money inside, too. This card simulates a REAL billfold! This, of course, could be done for a birthday, too. Just swap out the stamp on the front.
Recipe:
Stamp Set: All Holidays Paper: Chocolate Chip Ink: Chocolate Chip Accessories: Distressing tool from the Cutter Kit from Stampin’ Up, Paper Piercer, Corner Rounder, Dauber, Scor-Pal
Instructions:
Dimensions of wallet
Piece 1 Outside of wallet 9″ x 3 1/2″ – round all 4 corners Piece 2 Inside piece of wallet 8 1/2″ x 3 1/4″
Cut 2 of each of the following dimensions, one for each side of the wallet
Piece 3 Layer of wallet to hold gift cards (middle piece) 4 1/4″ x 1″ Piece 4 Layer of wallet (front and top piece) 4 1/4″ x 2″
After each part above is cut out, sponge all the edges in choclate chip with a dauber.
Score Piece 1 at 4 7/16″ and 4 9/16″. I know that sounds like a DETAILED number. Because the wallet gets thick after you put the gift cards in, you have to make scores so the wallet CAN be thicker. How I came up with these ANAL numbers LOL is this: Basically what I did was find the half-way mark (4 1/2″). Then score 1/16″ before and after the half way mark. That will give you a 1/8″ binding that will allow the wallet to be thicker. I hope you understand what I mean by this.
Then pierce the edges of Piece 1 with the paper piercer and guide. Then “faux stitch” by making a line with a black pen across each hole. I faux stitched on both sides of this part of the wallet.
Make the patch with whatever stamp you want. Faux stitch again, and then distress it with the distressing tool in the cutter kit. (LOVE THAT TOOL, I just got it and don’t know how I got along without it this long!) Tape this to the front.
The inside layer has 3 parts to it. The first layer is Piece 2 above. Score this piece at 4 1/4″. Set this on your table. Then layer Piece 3 (dimensions listed above). Tape JUST THE VERY OUTSIDE EDGES with sticky strip. If you use wider tape, the gift card won’t fit inside!!
Then layer Piece 4 ontop of that, this time putting sticky strip on the 2 outside edges and bottom edge.
Next tape this whole piece to the inside of the wallet. USE THE STICKY STRIP again, on the outside edges and bottom edge. This will create the pocket and allow you to put money inside.
The last thing I did was to ink the wallet all over. This time I didn’t use daubers, but literally brushed the edges with the chocolate chip ink pad. Hit all the side and the front and back. This gives it kind of a leathery look.
I hope I described this well enough for you. If not, email me any questions you may have trouble with.
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