I made a sentiment covered PTI Tipped Top panel using a die from Elizabeth Crafts. Without removing one of the cuts, I inked it up sort of ombre' style with Blueprint Sketch Distress Ink. I placed it on my panel first and then glued the rest of the cuts around it. The background is MFT's Houndstooth stamped in the same ink. A little time consuming but a great masculine card I think.
This should be an easy challenge for you. We all have word dies and you don't have to go overboard like I did. I hope we have a ton of entries this week.
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This was worth the added effort Bobby! The tilted panel really makes it! Well done! Love that Royal blue too! Have a great day!
YHM@H ... figure that out, and you'll know exactly why I LOve this card!
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Wow, this is so awesome! I love the tilt and all those white added die cuts really make this card a STUNNER!!!
Bobby,love how you showcased the blue sentiment among all of the white ones. And the background houndstooth pulls it all together. Thanks so much for having me as the GD this month. It was such an honor and so fun.
Your repeat sentiments are fabulous and I love how you colored just one to match your houndstooth background! Your ombre inking really makes it pop, too! You've inspired me to play along...thanks!
Fun the way you highlighted for pop!
This card looks like it was cas and easy to make but using die cuts - time consuming for sure but WOW! what a result you got here. I agree with others that like the angle. That background is awesome and the blue HB perfect.
This is fabulous!!
Wonderful design Bobby. Love all the dimension with this one. And that bright blue is so fresh with the white. xx
I LOVE this! Very cool how you did the die cuts on the background inking just the one. And that houndstooth pairs beautifully on this. Fantastic card!
WHOA!!! Now that's a lotsa die cuts. You must have the patience of Job - I LOVE this. What great texture, and the color is gorgeous. This card ROCKS!!!!
Brilliant, Bobby ... love the pop of colour amid all the crisp white die cuts ... such a fabulous, masculine look! Hugs, Anita :)
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