Sunday, September 22, 2013
Super Coupe
I've made another card from the awesome Clear Arts Classic Cars stamp set I won from JoAnn's blog in the Labor Day VCMP for OWH, and I haven't stopped playing with it since it arrived! (There's another in the previous post) While making this card, my hubby came in and said "that's my coupe!" He's always wanted to own one of these old coupes, but losing his job back in 2006 blew that dream out of the water. I was going to give this to him for his birthday on Wednesday, but now I'll have to go back to the drawing board and make him another! Oddly enough, he just loved this fuchsia color too!
This was made for the OWH Stars and Stamps sketch challenge #191. I used a paper pad I won some time ago by Carolyn Gavin. The banner was made from a scrap of fiber paper that was embossed with the Kickin Rubber folder by SB. I added some mini hexes from a border die by SSS and called this one done. I don't think it needs a sentiment because the car image makes a great statement all on it's own. I colored it with Copics and added some silver paint pen accents to the bumpers, wheels and windshield wiper. A little white spica glitter pen finished the headlamps and this might just be one of my favorite cards ever!
Thanks for stopping by today and have a great weekend!
Carol
I can see why it's one of your favorite cards, Carol. I just love it! The fuschia color is fabulous! Awesome job coloring. That embossing folder is so perfect with your card. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteA bright cheerful happy card! Love those colors - any guy who loves old cars would be happy to get this. Thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteLove it, Carol. You did a fab just with the coloring. The "chrome" and head lights came out great too.
ReplyDeleteI love the black & fuschia colors together! It still stays like a masculine card too - so glad your hubby liked it too. I was looking through your posts and I like the mosaic card you made! You're on a great creative roll!
ReplyDeleteLovin these stamps Carol. The color combo is phenomenal.
ReplyDeleteOh, wow!!! I looked at that stamp set for a year and could never figure out what to do with those cars, other than just black and white because I knew the coloring was beyond my skillset. But you SO rocked that card! And the other one, as well. I'm so happy the cars found a good home! Xoxoxo
ReplyDeleteCarol What a awesome Card!I love the colors you have chosen, your coloring is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThat's so cool that your husband loved the card! The fuchsia is so fun for a car card. :)
ReplyDeleteCarol- your card is fabulous-- I love the color of the car and the embossing on the banner! Great job and I hope your hubby gets his dream car someday!
ReplyDeleteYou make the best vintage car cards, Carol! I've just enjoyed a half hour of inspiring creativity catching up with all the posts you've written since I was here last! Lause sakes, woman, you are a MAchine!! I don't ever need to visit anyone else, you fill me up!! Hugs, Darnell
ReplyDeleteGreat job on the card. Can't wait to see what color coupe your husband gets.
ReplyDeleteAnother cool looking card! Great design for it too. I can really see why he'd want one just like it. I'd give him the card even though he's seen it already and just let me drool over it! Love that color!!!
ReplyDeleteLynn
Super fun...I recognize that K&Co pad...I would never thought to make a car that color...but it so works! TFS!!!
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh SUPER cool card!
ReplyDeleteI think if I were ever to own a hot rod, it would be this color! This is just amazing! :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome card! You're rockin' those cars :) The fushia is awesome!
ReplyDeleteGreat card with wonderful texture and dimension! Love that embossed fiber paper. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking it may just be your hubby's favorite card, too. It's fabulous and love the car in that glorious color. Get busy on the next car and keep hubby far away. Ha
ReplyDeleteAnother great masculine card from you. Those stamps sure found the right home. You have made some fabulous cards using them. Keep them coming...they are great!
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