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I seem to be "hooked" on making cards For Dad right now. They are for my cousin's Dad's birthday and I like to give her a small selection. And, I have a feeling, her brother will use one, too.
This fabulous fishing themed paper was in my stash.
The tag is a die cut from Paper Sweeties. Before distressing, I stamped around the edges with a SU fish hook stamp and added the For You, Dad from the same SU set.
Thanks for visiting.
Challenges:
Cardz 4 Galz Challenge #130 - Buttons/and or Bows; Crafty Creations September Challenge #413 - AG; Through the Craft Room Door Challenge for week of September 8th - AG; Crafty Hazelnut's September Patterned Paper Challenge - AG; Seize the Birthday Challenge #199 - Die Cuts (tag die is from Paper Sweeties)

The card I made for My Favorite Things Wednesday Sketch Challenge turned into a masculine birthday card. What do you think? The Birthday Boy is almost, but not quite, 80!
The plaid paper is from MFT, as well as the balloon dies and the sentiment stamp.
Here is the MFT Sketch #506:
Challenges:
My Favorite Things Wednesday Sketch Challenge #506 - above; The Paper Shelter Challenge #440 - Birthdays; Through the Craft Room Door Challenge Week of Sept. 8th - AG; Tuesday Throwdown Challenge #465 - AG; Dream Valley Challenge #232 - Embossing; Dragonfly Dreams Challenge - Happy Birthday; Crafter's Castle September Challenge #33 - AG; My Time to Craft Challenge #440 - Embossing; Crafty Catz Challenge #517 - AG, twist-not square; CCEE2036 Stampers Challenge - Masculine Card.
This birthday card is for a guy who, according to the inside sentiment, isn't over the hill, just on top enjoying the view. I'm entering this in the new challenge at Double Trouble, which is why I made a scene, included a mode of transportation, and will also enter it in The Paper Players Challenge.
The sentiment is a CTMH stamp, the bear is a from Stacey Stamps, and the balloons are from Hampton Art.
Challenges:
Double Trouble Challenge #66 - Scene, Transportation, PPC#207; The Paper Girls Challenge #207 - Around the World; Crafty Animals Challenge #42 - AG with an animal; Creative Craft Cottage Challenge #133 - include an animal; Scribbles Design Challenge #91 - The Great Outdoors
The theme for the September Challenge at

It may look difficult, but is really very easy. The directions were in this week's SCS Weekly Inkling. Would you believe there are only 4 scores? The question I always have is - how will the recipient know how to unfold the card so that it will look like this? My DH thinks I should enclose a picture.
Not bad for my first try.
I made it simple intending to send it to my 10 year old nephew, at least I think he's 10, maybe he's only 9. Whatever. Now my brain is thinking of how I could make this style card and really dress it up with die cuts, flowers, ribbons, bling.....
Challenges:
Creative Fingers Challenge #192 - AG; Try It On Tuesday Challenge - Neat and Tidy; Unicorn Challenge #58 - For a child; Scor-Pal More Than One Score Challenge #74 - School/Storage or AG; Crafting Happiness Challenge #64 - AG