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Father's Day Ship

>> Friday, May 22, 2020

by Julie Warner - The Write Stuff
 Happy Friday!
I hope your week has gone well! Hard to believe it's Memorial Day weekend already. Won't be long until Father's Day so I have a card for Dad today. I envisioned it like the inside of a ship, w/ a porthole looking out & a framed picture of the big catch & a stuffed trophy shark hanging on the wood planks. Apparently Dad's fishing boat is pretty good size!
I stamped the porthole, masked it then stamped the woodgrain bg w/ the brown ink & sponged it using the Distress inks. I added deeper lines & nails w/ a Copic marker then colored the frame of the porthole. For the inside, I actually die cut out the circle, stamped & colored the scene, then put it back. I used a few of the frames to stamp my portrait, greeting & backing for the shark & cut them out. After I attached them, I shaded underneath them to give them some depth. They're not popped up..they're flat to the background.

Here's the inside & below it are the Copics I used.
Thanks so much for stopping by! Have a great Memorial Day weekend!


Supplies:
paper: Staples 110# white
ink: Memento tuxedo black, rich cocoa, Distress inks antique linen, gathered twigs
accessories: Rubbernecker Rectangle Stitch, circle dies, Copic Sketch Markers




4 comments:

Robin Clendenning said... 1

That's too cute Julie! Love the mounted shark and the porthole with the fun sea scene. Great bg too, love the nails in the wood.

Shelia said... 2

Oh my goodness, Julie, this is such an amazing card! Love all the elements you put together for this. If my dad liked to fish I’d be casing this for certain!

nwilliams6 said... 3

Brilliant designing and stamping, Julie. Love how you turned the images into wall decorations. I so want to try this!!!! Fun, fun, fun. Love it. Hugz

Karin said... 4

Wow! A masterpiece of a card! The wood background is amazing and I really like the porthole scene! Every fishy detail is incredible :)

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