Only a few days left to make that perfect handmade Father's Day card. This weeks colourQ challenge features a great mix of colours. The photo of the tie inspired me to keep the theme manly. I went to the craft store today and I was trying to find a stamp that reminded me of things my father and I did together and then I saw the tricycle. My father would push me on my tricycle before I learned to peddle and then he pushed me again when I learned to ride a bike. When I started thinking about it, my father pushed me through a lot of things in my life. So, the tricycle stamp came home with me.Handmade Father's Day Card Supplies: Navy cardstock, patterned paper by Carolees Creations (12915, Blue Scratch Dots), blue cardstock, lucky limeade cardstock by Stampin' Up!, white cardstock, tricycle stamp by Stampabilities (G1116), black dye ink by Stampabilities, Copic markers (B34, C5, E00), classic stampin' pad in lucky limeade (I water colored part of tricycle), paint brush, computer, printer, lucky limeade twine by Stampin' Up!, and foam tape.
Adorable and the colors work especially nice with the image. I am always stuck on flowers but i really like this Andrea!
ReplyDeleteAwesome card, Andrea, love your sentiment! Thanks for joining us this week at the ColourQ and sharing your card!
ReplyDeleteWonderful -- very nice! I love the colors and everything.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card. And I love the sentiment behind your choice of image! Thanks for joining us at colourQ!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to be inspired. :)
ReplyDeleteThe bike image is sweet, I love how you brought these colours together. Thanks for playing along with us at ColourQ!
This is so precious, Andrea! Your adorable tricycle really stands out in the card entries!
ReplyDeleteSO cute! Thanks for playing with us this week at the CQC! Love that tricycle!
ReplyDeleteFather's day is just around the corner so I've been browsing for some ideas for fathers day cards and I've seen yours. They are truly stunning! Thanks for sharing. Kudos to the creator ;-)
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