5 Ingredient Card Tutorial!

 Good evening my friends!!

How about a little 5 Ingredient Card for us this evening?!  But, first sending out a call for crafter's!  I still have several openings for my April 27th card class and would like everyone to experience what it is like to get together, have fun crafting and win some prizes!!  $10 or free with a $50. purchase from my Stampin' Up! store.  You can find all the details here on my blog or head over to Facebook!!

You never know, there may be a surprise involved at this class!!

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On to our 5 ingredient card tutorial

Today we are doing a wonderful, masculine Father's Day card for any of the special men in your life!

Step 1:  Gather your supplies

• TUXEDO BLACK MEMENTO INK PAD

  $6.50

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  BASIC WHITE 8-1/2" X 11" CARDSTOCK

  $10.50

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  ADVENTUROUS SKY BUNDLE (ENGLISH)

  
  

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  TAKE TO THE SKY 12" X 12" (30.5 X 30.5 CM) DESIGNER SERIES PAPER

  
  

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  INDUSTRIAL TRINKETS

  
  

*you will not see prices on the Adventurous Sky Bundle, Take to the Sky DSP or Industrial Trinkets as these items will not be available until May 1st in the new 2024-2025 Stampin' Up! Annual Catalog.

Step 2: Cut out your card elements

You will need a 5.5"x8.5" sheet of Basic White Cardstock, scored and folded at 4.25".  1 sheet 12"x12" pattern from the Take to the Sky paper pack that you will cut a panel 5.25"x4" to use as your background.  Then using the memory card paper, cut out the panel showing the airplanes flying up into the sky with clouds.

5.5"x4.25" card base

Step 3: adhere your background panel to your card base as shown above.

Step 4: Next stamp "happiest father's day" in Tuxedo Black ink onto the upper right corner of your airplane panel.

Step 5:  Adhere the airplain panel to the background with Stampin' Dimensionals at a slight angle. Finally add your embelishments.  I used 3 and selected random locations.

That's it, you're done!!

I hope you enjoyed this tutorial.  Please like and comment below (show me some love!)

Stay tuned for a preview of the other 2 cards we will be making at the April 27th card class.