It's Sunday and time to play along with the Paper Players! The sensational, Sandy is our hostess this week. She is challenging us with a "Transportation" theme. Feel free to think beyond trains, planes and automobiles. You can use Santa's sleigh, roller skates, even the stork! We can't wait to see what you come up with.
I am also playing along with CASology! The theme this week is flight!
The Quirky Crafts Challenge is also using Transportation as their theme! Check out both of these fabulous blogs for lots of inspiration!
I stamped the airplane in black ink and heat embossed it with clear embossing powder. I used a circle die to cut it out and sponged it with Sky Blue ink. The layers and trim piece were cut using My Favorite Things "Blueprints 14 die set using Simple Stories Paper.
I used black ink for the sentiment and heat embossed it with clear embossing powder. A few stars were stamped with Sky Blue Ink and the edges were sponged. A black brad was added on the airplane propeller. Black and white Baker's Twine and a black button were added.
I love the way this card turned out. It could be used for a graduation card or for many other occasions. It is the perfect card for any guy in your life. Let me know your thoughts. Please leave a comment! I love to hear from you!
Any questions, please email me at: Claire.
I hope you’ll be inspired to play with us this week! Check out what the other designers created for this challenge. You won't be disappointed!
Anne Marie Hile
Jaydee
Joanne James
Laurie Schmidt
Nance Leedy
Sandy Mathis
Debbie Mageed
Karren Johnson
Shannon Jaramillo
Jaydee
Joanne James
Laurie Schmidt
Nance Leedy
Sandy Mathis
Debbie Mageed
Karren Johnson
Shannon Jaramillo
Challenge Rules:
- Create a NEW paper, or digital, project.
- Upload your creation to your blog with a link back to us.
- Please provide a direct link to the post featuring your challenge entry.
- Please link your card to no more than three challenges, TOTAL. Entries linked to more than 3 challenges, including ours, will be deleted without notification.
- Have fun!
Please link up your creation here! All stamping products are welcome! Thank you for joining the Paper Players this week. This linky will close on Friday, May 8th, at Noon (PST).
Have a fabulous week!
Happy Stampin!
Claire
I love this design! The colors...the embossing...awesome! Perfect for quite a few occasions, too.
ReplyDeleteThis is super cute, Claire! Love that fun airplane and the brad in the center of the prop is perfect. Great layout, too!
ReplyDeleteThis is so stinkin' FUN, Claire! I just love that airplane, but the papers you used really made it extra special!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute and very, very cool! The patterns and colors you've used are just perfect together.
ReplyDeleteLove that bi-plane stamp! I remember doing the 3 wisemen on their camels for a transportation challenge once! lol! So glad you joined us at CASology this week!
ReplyDeleteLove that plane image and the brad on the propeller is a great touch! Thanks for playing along with CASology this week!
ReplyDeleteVery cool plane image, and I love the propeller, Claire! Thanks for joining us at CASology!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great kid's card! Love the colors and that adorable plane stamp!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great card, Claire! I love everything about it--the paper, the stamps, the layout...all of it! Cute addition of the brad for the propeller too...what a fun card!
ReplyDeletefun card!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, I LOVE this card!! That airplane an sentiment are soooo cute and you have coordinated all of your products so perfectly with them!! Fun, fun, fun!!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this card Claire! The layout is a definite keeper, but the paper, border edge piece, sentiment ... and as for the aeroplane - the brad propeller is frankly genius!!
ReplyDeleteA fabulous layout for such a fun card! I love the mix of stars and striped papers! The brad propellor is so clever!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun card, Claire! I love that patterned paper and your layout is awesome. That little brad propeller is too cute! I feel like this needs to be in a frame…seriously!
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