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Father's Day Card From a Daughter

Hi everyone!  Barbara here today with a sweet Fathers' Day card from a daughter.  I used both  Altered Pages products with those from our partner, Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts!  I think they make a fabulous combination.


Cut out little girl image (your choice) from the Chubby Cheeks Collage Sheet.

Paint Gypsy Soul flourished frame with a combination of Liquitex Gesso and Rouge Chalk Paint to make a pretty pink to match the flowers in the picture.  (Tip:  Use a blending tool or a makeup sponge to add paint to laser cut chipboard.  It makes it easier to cover the chipboard without filling up the openings with paint).

Trim picture and glue to back of frame.


Cut a piece of Authentique Accomplished paper to 4-7/8" x 6-1/2".  If you leave the white border on the paper piece, you will get an extra 1/2", and I used a decorative edge punch to make it look like lace. 


Cut the top portion of this paper from the Glitz Uncharted Waters paper pad  to 2-3/8" x 4-7/8". 


Adhere both pieces to the kraft card front, as shown.


Tear a piece of the Adhesive Corrugated card stock and spread Liquitex Gesso over the corrugations. Let dry.  Spread some Aleene's Tacky Glue randomly over the card and sprinkle Ocean Blue Glass Glitter


 Remove excess glitter and adhere to card front, as shown.


Before gluing frame down to card, I added a piece of the corrugated card stock to the back to give it enough  height equal to the corrugate piece next to it.  


This allowed me to glue it down level to the card front.


Print Intricate Labels and fussy cut one that can accommodate stamping "DAD" onto.


Adhere to top center of card with Dimensional Adhesives.  Fold a length of Dyeable Seam Binding into a "V" shape.  Hold piece together with a chipboard gear and a brad. Adhere to card, as shown.


I like to use stationery paper to computer-generate or stamp sentiments for inside my cards. I found this one on the internet and printed it out.  
A daughter needs a Dad to be the standard against which she will judge all men."
I think this one is perfect to give to my Dad.  



SUPPLIES USED:

Altered Pages collage sheets:  Chubby Cheeks Collage SheetIntricate Labels
Authentic Accomplished 6x6 pad
Glitz 8x8 Paper Pads (Uncharted Waters)
5"x7" folded Kraft card
Basic Card Supplies
Aleene's Tacky Glue
Double Side Tape 3/8 Inch

I hope you have found some inspiration today for making a lovely card for your father this Father's Day.  Be sure to check out all the new products at Altered Pages, and don't forget to check out the wonderful chipboard from our partner, Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts.  

Thanks for stopping by, and have a wonderful, creative week!

Barbara

Comments

  1. Terrific tutorial! The various papers are perfectly paired and complement the overall composition. The pink popis unexpected but so wonderful from a daughter!

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  2. This is so pretty and charming, Barbara. You always have an unerring eye for what is the perfect composition and materials and techniques to combine. Just delightful ...

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  3. This is so pretty Barbara, I love the nostalgic feel of this card and that pink die cut frame is beautiful! xx

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