For the background, I had to resist the urge to grab my Weathered stamp, since the last couple cards I sent my Dad used that stamp I figured I better use something different. I hadn't used my Paisley background in a while so I grabbed that along with the Flannel Plaid to create this "manly" background. Both the Blue Bayou and Kraft layers are stamped with Blue Bayou ink. I separated the two with a strip of twill tape and some black vintage brads.
The sentiment from It's Your birthday was embossed with Black Detail EP. When I showed this card to my hubby he asked what the HB was for? When I replied Happy Birthday he said, "oh, I thought it stood for Hey Bob." (my dad's name) *rolls eyes* Hopefully my dad will figure it out!
Have a good one!
Great background! I would never have thought to use Paisley on a "guy" card, but it's perfect here. I think your dad will figure out the HB - mine did!
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ReplyDeleteI love your card. This set is definitely on my list...I love this bird! This a beautiful manly card...I just might steal this background combo... :)
CV
I love this! I never thought to use Paisley for a manly card but it definitely works here. This is great! My dh would probably say the same thing about the HB as yours did :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous card! Love the colors and your layout!
ReplyDeleteVery nice card! I'm sure your Dad will love it! Hopefully he'll know it means happy birthday! What would we do without the fantastic card analysis from our husbands! :)
ReplyDeleteLove this pefect for a dad's b-day!
ReplyDeleteHeeHee! I'm sure your dad will love it!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card Lynn! Love the colors and the design and OMG that image is so yummy!
ReplyDeleteWow fantastic creation. Love the background and the little bird.
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Sister Sandy
This is such a gorgeous card Lynn, I love how you have coloured the bird and the papers you have used.
ReplyDeleteWe are so lucky living here looking out over the fields, I love watching the animales
love this card with the little bird and the colours and papers work together so well.
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