I'm trying to catch up on Mary Jo's Technostamper Lunchtime Sketch Challenges again! We've been out of town, preparing to go, or so totally busy for so many weekends recently that it has cut into my participation. Hopefully I can now get with the program again!
This sketch is #15, even though the posted sketch for today on Mary Jo's blog is #16.
For the first time I took the 
liberty of turning the sketch on it's side because I could just see the Bronc Buster in that center oval. The Sanded background stamp makes a great backdrop for the image which was cut out with the Coluzzle oval template, as was the layer of Chocolate Chip behind the image. I distressed all the layers with the distressing tool from the Cutter Kit. The Brocade Blue layer was stamped with the Paisley from the Wanted set, then sponged and the corners clipped with the Ticket Corner Punch. The edges of the Kraft card had the Close to Cocoa ink pad dragged across them to give an aged look.
liberty of turning the sketch on it's side because I could just see the Bronc Buster in that center oval. The Sanded background stamp makes a great backdrop for the image which was cut out with the Coluzzle oval template, as was the layer of Chocolate Chip behind the image. I distressed all the layers with the distressing tool from the Cutter Kit. The Brocade Blue layer was stamped with the Paisley from the Wanted set, then sponged and the corners clipped with the Ticket Corner Punch. The edges of the Kraft card had the Close to Cocoa ink pad dragged across them to give an aged look.The words are part of the "Genuine" stamp which is in the BB set; they were inked with a Chocolate Chip marker, punched out then layered. Silver brads throughout and Chocolate Chip grosgrain finish off the card.
I think I'll give this card to my DH (dear hubby) for Father's Day. : )
Stamps: Bronc Buster, Wanted
Cardstock: Kraft, Brocade Blue, Chocolate Chip
Ink: Chocolate Chip, Close to Cocoa, Creamy Caramel
Accessories: Punches: Small Star, Word Window, Ticket Corner, 1/16" hole. Silver Brads, Cutter Kit Distressing Tool, Chocolate Chip 5/8" Grosgrain Ribbon.
Now it's your turn to try the sketch and meet the challenge! You may post the url in a comment on this posting.
Thanks for stopping by. Happy Monday!
Margaret
3 comments:
Great card! I love how you used the word window punch. What a fabulous male card. So what if you are on last weeks sketch -- it still counts, lol! Thanks for playing and welcome back.
Great card Margaret, I still have a few of these images and may have to CASE this card!
It was worth the wait!
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