Inspire.Create Stamping Challenges Theme: Movement Challenge #063


Hello and welcome I am Karen Farquhar from Australia and I thank you for joining me today for Inspire.Create Stamping Challenge #063. Today we have been given the theme 'Movement'.
Movement could be a speeding car with flames shooting from it as I have stamped or it could be sport, personal exercise, the wind blowing the trees or even a group of people fighting for a cause. 


These stamp sets reminded me of a set of cards created a few years ago by a NZ demonstrator Kristine McNickle. I thought they were great masculine cards so I have CASED them for this challenge.



The car and the sentiment are from the Geared Up Garage set in the annual. The sand buggy, dirt bike and truck are from the Pedal to the Metal set from the 2020 Mini catalogue. But would you believe the churned up sand and dirt and exploding flames stamp is the Painted Poppy stamp set also from the 2020 Mini Catalogue.


I always love it when Stampin' Up! includes some masculine stamp sets in their catalogues as I really struggle making cards for the boys.





Thank you for visiting me.  I hope you have been inspired by the projects I have presented today. Please, you are more than welcome to enter your projects for the Inspire.Create Stamping Challenges here. We really would love to see your creations. Note we need your projects submitted by 10am. (UK time) Sunday. 
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2 comments:

  1. I absolutely love how you made these masculine cards!! Loving the way you used the splatter from another set, too...perfection, Karen!

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  2. Great cards Karen. The splatter from the Painted Poppies is genius.Love it!

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