For the Love
of Scenic stamps Hop!
Welcome to Our Daily Bread Design's Alumni Team's bi-monthly For the Love Blog Hop. This week the Alumni team along with some of the ODBD designers are featuring a hop For the Love of ODBD scenic stamps!
Check out each link and leave a comment. If you get lost along the way,
check the ODBD blog for full list of links. One of the post is a hop
hot spot and a name will be drawn from that list of comments to win a
$15 ODBD store gift certificate. So, all you have to do is hop along
and see all the creations and leave a little love! You have until
Wednesday, August 15th at 6 pm. Enjoy all the beautiful designs using For the Love of ODBD scenic stamps!
For my card I am using ODBD As You Graduate for the scene along with the newly released Bookmark-Prayers and ODBD Custom Spellbinders Bookmark dies. LOVE THESE!
My question for you today is.....Can you give a man a bookmark? My answer...I do not see why not. If they read the Bible or take notes for work projects, a bookmark is a great little gadget and a useful form of inspiration and encouragement that is technically "on the go."
My question for you today is.....Can you give a man a bookmark? My answer...I do not see why not. If they read the Bible or take notes for work projects, a bookmark is a great little gadget and a useful form of inspiration and encouragement that is technically "on the go."
Today, I set out to make a guy card with a "behind the scenes" bookmark pocket. Literally....the bookmark is housed behind the scene. I used score tape on three sides to create a fun little useful pocket for my bookmark. Once the bookmark is removed, the card stands alone without anything appearing missing.
I first stamped the scene image in vintage cream and embossed. I then sponged on Memento Bahama ink. I created the pocket, stamped and die cut the bookmark, inked edges, added a rustic tassel to my bookmark, and finished with a few blue gems. I like how it turned out.
Betty
BEAUTIFUL! The white embossing looks great and I like the hidden bookmark! Hugs ~S~
ReplyDeleteThis is just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty scene. That little tag is darling. :)
ReplyDeleteHugs~
Fabulous card and book mark! Love the dramatic contrast you've created with the scene!
ReplyDeleteThe "behind the scenes" bookmark is so clever! Love that Irish blessing. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove the white embossed image on the blue background. And I think a man could receive a bookmark too.
ReplyDeleteThat white embossing on the blue is so elegant! Love the woodgrain background too!
ReplyDeleteLovely Betty! Love the white embossing!
ReplyDeleteThe white on blue is so striking. Beautiful job.
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning card Betty!! LOVE the white embossing on the blue and how you incorporated the bookmark die. So creative!!
ReplyDeletehugs,
Chris
Love the white embossing on the blue Betty!
ReplyDeletewow love the white embossing nicely done.
ReplyDeleteLove the embossed image and the woodgrain in the BG! Fabulous bookmark idea too. Wonderful work as always, Betty!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty stamp! I like the inking around the edges.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card with a clever idea for the bookmark. i think men would like bookmarks, especially students, and avid readers... love your image....thanks for sharing....hugs
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful Betty. Love that blue and love the background.
ReplyDeleteI love the white on blue! And yes, you can give a man a bookmark. The real question is, will he use it? LOL!
ReplyDeleteLove the embossed effect against the blue background, so neat that it holds the bookmark and when taken away the card still looks great!
ReplyDeleteLove this embossed with white. And how clever to use a bookmark the way you did.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful Betty, and I love how you've added the bookmark!!
ReplyDeleteTammy x
Wow so gorgeous! Love the white embossing and the little cute tag.
ReplyDeleteHugs xx
Very pretty card. I have that set and this is an inspiration to use as a masculine card. Love the idea using the bookmark, too. I have that set coming, too. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSuch a nice scene on the stamp...you displayed it so wonderfully.
ReplyDeleteSo beautifully done Betty!! I just love it in blue so much, and awesome against the wood grain DSP!!
ReplyDeleteHugs
This is so cool Betty! Love the bookmark tucked in like that, and love the blue and white on woodgrain bg! Yes!!! You CAN give a man a bookmark!!! My hubby loves them! :)
ReplyDeletehugs,
Grace
Beautiful card. Love the white and blue.
ReplyDeleteMargie F.
This is gorgeous Betty. I bought some white ink and EP last winter because I was going to do Christmas cards with it, and I never got around to it. I love the white stamped and embossed images, and yours is really beautiful. I also love the way you added the bookmark so it wouldn't look like something is missing when it's removed.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Betty. Love the wood grain background, and like how you did the hidden bookmark.
ReplyDeleteWow, Betty! What a unique and fabulous way to present a bookmark and card together! Gorgeous! Love that embossing in white too!
ReplyDeleteo how pretty!! I love it!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for a lesson on this technique as I couldn't work out what you used. but love the effect.
ReplyDeleteHugs Trish.
What a neat card! I love how you added the bookmark!
ReplyDeleteOooh, love this!!! The embossing looks great and I love the bookmark pocket!!! Beautiful work! Blessings, Angie
ReplyDeleteI like the embossing and the woodgrain background.
ReplyDeletethis is a great guy card Betty-I love the bookmark and the sentiment tht you stmped on it-yes of course you can give a guy a bookmark-my hubby has them in his bible plus he is an avid reader. Our sons and grandsons have given him various ones over the years
ReplyDeleteBetty,
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this card. I'm always looking for an idea for a "guy" and this one is perfect!
I love this card...I will try this. Yours is beautiful. Thanks for sharing. joann sassy raggedy
ReplyDeleteLove this card.
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I am a butterfly fan, so that's the first place my eyes went to. Beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty! I like the background that you chose for this card!
ReplyDeleteBetty this is magnificent! It looks so elegant and definately pops!
ReplyDeleteIs this work done for Plastic Cards or any other sort of cards?
ReplyDeleteLove the white embossing and the bright blue sponging, beautiful combo!
ReplyDeleteWow, that is so cool! Great idea!!!
ReplyDeleteBetty!!
ReplyDeleteThis is very lovely!! The white embossing, the pocket, and the bookmark all work together so beautifully:) Thank you for sharing and for allowing me to glean from you:)be blessed
~Beyond Measure
Tammy
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