Yay! today is the final day of My Favorite Things new release countdown.
Tomorrow is new product launch.
Tomorrow is new product launch.
But today I have two nautical themed cards to show you using Go Overboard stamp set and Let's Get Nautical die-namics. Here is the first card.
I went for a very earthy neutral colours with lot of texture. I have stamped the compass on the background, then die cut the circle from the Lets Get Nautical Die-namics using beech wood veneer paper. The wheel is also die cut using wood veneer paper. I have layered them and secured using a sparkly grey brad. I used some thick twine in four layers, made a sailor's knot and added to the card. The sentiment from Go Overboard stamp set is stamped in brown ink. The edges of the sentiment strip and the main panel are roughed up on the edges to give the rustic feel. The completed panel is mounted on kraft cardstock base. I love the texture, colour and the rustic feel of this nautical card.
The next card also uses lots of texture but has a clean modern look to it.
I have used the woodgrain card stock as my base. Then trimmed a smaller kraft panel and rounded the edges. The lifebuoy is made using the die from Lets Get Overboard Die-namics. I have diecut about six of the lifebuoys and glued them together. Added some twine around it. Love the splash of red on the lifebuoy. The sentiment is from Go Overboard stamp set which perfectly coordinates with the Lets Get Nautical die-namics. More cleaner and modern take on the nautical theme. Hope you like my projects today.
If you love nautical theme and is on your wishlist to get the nautical themed stamp set and dies, then your wish is granted. This release by My Favorite Things has everything you need for a nautical theme - Stamp set, dies and stencils. So enjoy your shopping tomorrow :)
Check out My Favorite Things Blog to see today's stamp sets and dies. Also all the projects by design team. Comment on the post at MFT Blog to enter a chance to win an awesome prize.
Thanks for stopping by.
I will see you tomorrow early with the product launch
If you love nautical theme and is on your wishlist to get the nautical themed stamp set and dies, then your wish is granted. This release by My Favorite Things has everything you need for a nautical theme - Stamp set, dies and stencils. So enjoy your shopping tomorrow :)
Check out My Favorite Things Blog to see today's stamp sets and dies. Also all the projects by design team. Comment on the post at MFT Blog to enter a chance to win an awesome prize.
Thanks for stopping by.
I will see you tomorrow early with the product launch
I just love both of these projects Gayatri!! And that knot of twine on the first card looks great!
ReplyDeleteLove the wooden wheel, and your knot is AMAZING!! Thanks so much for sharing with this release!
ReplyDeleteboth of these are so special Gayatri. I really love the second one. It looks so clean and graphic.
ReplyDeleteYou've done a great job showcasing the products. Love both of these nautical beauts.
ReplyDeleteThese are both awesome cards Gayatri!!
ReplyDeleteI especially love the second card.
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are great!
ReplyDeleteAwesome cards, I love the knot fabulous
ReplyDeleteOh Wow Gayatri!! I love your cards :) It's so amazing!
ReplyDeleteBoth are fab!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards. Loving all the nautical themes.
ReplyDeleteLove both of these but my favorite is "Lifesaver".That sentiment is really great. I love the woodgrain paper & the color combo on it. I also really like the twine knot on the first card! Awesome!
ReplyDeleteWow, both of the cards are great, but I love your first card!! Great colors, and I am impressed with that sailor's knot! Must try that! :) Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOooOoo I love these cards! Great knot on the first one, and I like the string added to the preserver on the second card. It's so nice and crisp too!
ReplyDeleteYOur cards are so cute!! I especially love the string on the life preserver!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards! Love the "au natural" look on the first...great knot! Love the twine on the raft...so realistic!
ReplyDeleteTwo more cool cards from you. I can just see a man receiving the first one, it's so sharp!
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