Tuesday 15 May 2018

Cactus Pop-Up Father's Day Card - Brutus Monroe Collaboration

Good morning friends

This week the Karen Burniston Riley Design Team is doing a collaboration with the folks at Brutus Monroe. You can see more at the Brutus Monroe BLOG, and be sure to check out my fellow teammates for their projects.

I decided to make a Father's Day card, so pulled out some woodgrain patterned paper and the Katherine Label Pop-Up. This is a versatile die set, and can be done with a window or not. For today's card I chose to make a circular window using various circles etc from the Snowman Twist Circle Pop-Up die set.


You can also choose whether or not to add a transparency in your window, which I did here. I like that it gives you a little peek at what is inside.


When the card is opened, the stamped label raises and pops up - so cool! I chose to use a different shape on the pop-up arm, than the circular window as an additional surprise when you open the card.



I really like these Brutus Monroe cactus stamps - they were fun to play with and you know how much I love SW imagery!



I'll be back tomorrow with TWO Posts ... tomorrow morning I will have a SNEAK PEEK of the new release by Karen Burniston, and tomorrow evening will be my card for the Karen Burniston Riley/Brutus Monroe BLOG HOP, including a chance to win a prize!!

Supplies:
Label die - Concord & 9th
Sharp Stuff stamp set - Brutus Monro
Markers - Local King Rubber Stamps
Dot stamp - Stamps by Judith
White and kraft card stocks
Woodgrain patterned paper - My Minds Eye
1011 Katherine Label Pop-Up - Karen Burniston
1012 Snowman Twist Circle Pop-Up (circles) - Karen Burniston
Dashing Rectangle dies - Elizabeth Craft Designs
Transparency - Hero Arts
Succulent Serenity Patterned paper - Lynda Kanase
Black fine point marker
Twine - Stampin' Up
Stitched fishtail banner dies - Elizabeth Craft Designs
Nuvo Crystal Drops
Hand Lettering

Thanks for stopping by today

3 comments:

  1. i have placed my preorder.i am not{lol} patiently waiting on them to get here.

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  2. This is a perfect male card

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  3. I love how you've put it all together! The wood background is perfect for cactus!

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