Thursday, April 4, 2013

Duck Tape

Wowzer! I just had a friend come by and purchase cards. She wiped out a lot of my stash so I will be spending a few days refreshing that. But first I needed a get well for a guy friend who had a hip replacement this week. And what guy doesn't appreciate the wonders of duck tape?!!
The background is one I learned from Technique Junkie newsletter. They have lots of fun coloring tips. Subscribe here. You line up coordinating color stamp pads. Use strips of blue painter's tape a couple of inches longer than the width of the card. Press the tape across the stamp pad then press down on the paper. In order from the bottom, I used Tim Holtz distress denim, SU tempting turquoise, SU pool party, and SU certainly celery. The sentiment is done on computer. The bandaid is a Lawn Fawn stamp but I have used real bandaids before. Then a strip of duck tape across the bottom. I had to split the tape so the colors would show.
I used this sketch from Freshly Mades Setches but turned it upside down.
 



This is also for Pals Paper Arts color challenge of certainly celery, bashful blue, and marina mist. I think my blues are pretty close to those colors.

6 comments:

  1. I always knew that duct tape was a useful tool to have around! I'm going to have to remember that the next time I need a cool man-card! Thanks for the fun take on the sketch this week and thanks for joining us at Freshly Made Sketches!

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  2. My son loves duct tape! Cute sentiment! Great way to combine both challenges!

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  3. Cute, cute! I love the technique and the duct tape, very appropriate for a guy! Thanks for joining us at the Pals Paper Arts.

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  4. What a great take on this weeks sketch! Love the colours you've used and the sentiment is fabulous! Thanks for joining us at Freshly Made Sketches this week!

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  5. Very cool card! I love the technique and the image and sentiment! Very clever to add the piece of duct tape, too! Thanks for sharing with us at Pals Paper Arts this week!

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  6. What an awesome technique! I love how you used the challenge colors. The sentiment is so perfect for this card! Thanks for playing with the Pals at Pals Paper Arts!

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