On Saturday I hosted an event for my job and it involved golfing! I needed a "thank you note" to send to the golfers that came out to support the event!
I immediately thought of the Dapper Dad stamp set! Confession time…this is the first I have used it but will say – not the last… so get ready to see some great ideas using this super fun set!
I felt that the Perfectly Penned Stamp Set was a perfect choice to add to the golf shoe! Now you know what I am going to say…this simply could not be done without the Stamp-a-ma-jig! This silly little tool makes life so much easier but better than easier – it saves you a ton of time!
I knew that I needed to make many of these and I wanted to share with you how easy it is to do an assembly line process when making cards! Here are some tips that might be useful…
- I always take a piece of scrap paper to write down all dimensions and tips!
- I cut the base card (Crumb Cake for this card) and score in half.
- Pull out the Crumb Cake Envelopes and decide the liner I wanted to use….easy-peasy – Neutrals Designer Series Paper!
- Make sure you ink pad has plenty of coverage…if not…use the refill as you continue to organize. ( you need to wait 10-15 minutes to settle in the ink pad)
- Go to your scraps 1st and see if you can utilize them before using a fresh sheet of paper!
- Cut the vertical pieces….stack them up in the colors per card!
- Run the vertical strips through the Big Shot using the Argyle Embossing Folder.
- Using the Stamp-a-ma-jig – prepare the clear sheet for doing your stamping.
- Stamp the shoe 1st….then follow up with the sentiment!
- When I made these…I did use a bit of snail on the back of each to hold it in place so the stamp-a-ma-jig would not wiggle!
- Drew a pencil line down the center of the card to place the center piece and then it was easy to "eyeball" the others!
- Adhere…pop it up with my Stampin' Vitamins – Stampin' Demensionals!
I personally think this is one fun and handsome card! Change the colors up for a more feminine feel….I think I am going to try it with a heat embossing technique! I can see a pink shoe!
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On Wednesday is my monthly Breast Cancer card making fun time….we will make over 100 cards for the local "Angel Program"….sending a card and "pick me up" to those that are unfortunately going through some tough times! This is such a "feel good" evening!
Please leave me a comment or email me and let me know how you liked this card….sometimes it is hard to come up with an idea for a masculine theme…I think the colors set the stage for this card! I do say….I loved focusing and "picking up" the argyle from the show in the embossing folder! A great added touch!
Here's to a fabulous week….I am up for a busy one… but fun one…until tomorrow!!!!







Wow! What an industrious endeavor, but
you showed us how to make it work.
Thank you so much. I’ll bet every golfer
will love this.
Such a cute idea and I love the card.
So glad my downline turned me onto your site. Love the golf card and am a golfer so a pink shoe would be wonderful. Thanks for the great hints, too. Off to subscribe.
Lynn
Hi,I found you through Brandi. Enjoyed your card. I’ll have to look at that stamp set again. Thanks for sharing.
I love it when you give tips how to do it! Thanks a bunch! Cute how the EF matches the shoe! I really like the way SU has so much to coordinate. Awesome card….love the assembly line. I am going to start making more than 1 or 2 cards at a time.
Great card! Love your tips. The argyle embossing folder is so fun with this. I love argyle stuff anyway! Great choice of colors. I wish I still had my dad so I could create cards for him. He would have loved this one.
Great Card. I never would have thought of this stamp set to use as a “golf shoe”. Love your insight, and for sharing with all of us. I to am a golfer and have brothers, husband, etc who are golfers and, of course, gals who I have played with for years. Great idea. Thanks again for your inspiration.
Love your daily blog. Keep the good inspiration coming. I hope someday I can send you some inspiration.
Mary Ann
what an amazing card – and just in time for Father’s Day. May I ask what are the dimensions of the card stock strips?
Thank you for sharing your amazing talent!
Karen