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Father’s Day Fun Cards

Punch art is our fun for today as we punch away to make a hamburger with chips and a pickle!

 

 

Recipe

  • Base:  Thick White, 5 1/2 X 8 1/2, scored at 4 1/4
  • Layer 1 (X2): Merry Merlot, 5 1/4 X 4
  • Tablecloth:  Designer Series Paper in red plaid, 5 X 3 3/4; note: with a 6X6 DSP, cut the 5″ first and then the 3 3/4
  • Inside: DSP red plaid leftover from cutting the layer, cut to 1″ X 5″
  • Plate:  Basic White, 4 X 3, die cut with 4th largest oval die, emboss with Tasteful Textile 3D embossing folder
  • Greeting:  Basic White, 2 1/2 X 5 1/2,
    • stamp in memento black ink with greeting from Sprinkles Of Life stamp set
    • die cut with Beautiful Shapes Die
    • adhere with dimensionals
  • Hamburger
    • Bun: Crumb Cake, 2 X 6, run crosswise in Raindrop Embossing Folder so half the strip is embossed for the top and half is not for the bottom of the bun to glue directly to the plate
    • Punch 2 from large oval punch, sponge edge with soft suede
    • Meat: Soft Suede, 2 1/4 X 1 1/2, punch with Large Oval Punch, dob straight down using sponge and Early Espresso to create speckled texture; use dimensionals to pop up on bottom bun slightly offset, all other layers are glued directly to previous layer
    • Cheese: Daffodil Delight, 1″ Square punched from scrap, don’t sponge;
    • Lettuce:  Granny Apple Green, 1 3/4 X 2 3/4, punched with Pretty Label Punch, sponge edge w/green
    • Tomatoes (2):  Real Red, 2 X 1 1/4, punch with 1″ Circle Punch, sponge edge w/real red
    • Onion: Designer Series Paper w/purple, use 1″ circle punch- cut one full circle, then punch along that cutout’s edge with just part of the punch
  • Note:  When adhering the hamburger to the plate, use two dimensionals on top of each other to be able to have the right depth for attaching the hamburger at the back side, the front just needs a one dimensional layer
  • Potato Chips:  1 1/4 X 11 strip of very vanilla envelope paper; run through crimper, use 3/4″ X 15/16″ oval punch to punch 7 potato chips, adhere randomly on plate
  • Pickle:  Garden Green Scrap, Granny Apple Green Scrap,  punch each color with Word Window Punch lining up on a straight edge and punching only half, or punch a full one and cut it in half, then use your scissors to make tiny divots on the edges and then use a Garden Green Marker to add dots for texture
  • Embellish with a bee or a dragonfly or an ant; my little bee is from the So Hoppy Together stamp set

Inside Greeting:  Basic White, 2 X 2, stamp using Black Memento Ink with greeting from Guy Greetings, cut with another of the Beautiful Shapes Dies

You used a die that isn’t symmetrical – that’s outside the ‘box’ for you

Sure enough!  Another of those dies that I said I would never use! Ha

Summer has finally arrived in Castle Rock so I had better go water my plants!  Have a wonderful day and thank you for spending part of it with Sal and I!

SAL,   Stamp A Lot if you need to get out of the heat

Karen

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3 Comments

  1. Absolutely adorable and looks good enough to eat…or at least whet my appetite!! 😂❤️🥰

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