My Father's Day cards are done just in time for Father's Day this weekend. I used the Create a Critter 2 cartridge to make the cards. I found this card idea on page 46 of the Create a Critter 2 handbook. On page 46 there are a few golfing related images but since my father and father-in-law do not play golf I decided to just use the bear and let him be the card. So for the card base I use Cricut Craftroom to copy, flip, and weld the bear together. Then I cut out the other bear layers, the clothes, and the phrase and then put them all together to make this simple and cute Father's Day card. The great thing about this card is that it can be use for all occasions by just changing the colors and phrase inside the card. There are so many different ways this card could be used. I hope that you can use this card idea.
Challenges:
FCCB: Father's Day
Cuttin and Stampin: Father's Day
Supplies:
White Cardstock (Card Base)
Dark Brown Cardstock (Dad Bear)
Beige Cardstock (Dad Bear Shift)
Light Brown Cardstock (Layer)
Light Blue Cardstock (Accessory & Phrase Shift)
Patterned Cardstock (Accessory Shift)
Light Green Cardstock (Phrase)
Tape Runner
Scotch Scrapbooker's Glue
If you like this card idea and would like to know how I made the card and the measurements you can watch the video below:
Happy Crafting!
Happy Crafting!
Super shape cards, the little argyle shirts they have are darling, too! Thanks for joining our Father's Day challenge at FCCB this week!!
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DeleteAwesome shaped card. Love the way you welded the top together. I can see how this card would be very versatile. Thanks for playing along this week at FCCB. Kim Ogden
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DeleteToo cute !! Love the paper pattern.
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dt member Catarina
Super cute! I love shaped cards and I really like the pattern paper you used for the shirts and hat. Thanks for joining the Father's Day challenge at FCCB!
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