A few more Father's Day cards...

I wanted to share just a few more Father's Day cards (most of them to be sold at the thrift store) before the big day arrives.

I like this little unbranded saw die, so decided to cut it three times for this card. I also had this "cracked" looking DSP, which I think is great for masculine cards.

My sentiment was computer-generated.

The inside of my card is also very simple. I dressed it up the tiniest bit with a couple strips of black cardstock.

This guitar-patterned cardstock was a freebie I printed out (ahem) years ago. I never seemed to be able to come up with a card idea for it until now.  My letters are popped up on some black fun foam that I also die-cut. The sentiment is from a Sizzix stamp and die set and is heat-embossed.

For the inside of this card, I used a large stamp that I got at the thrift store where I volunteer. I'm not sure what brand it is, but I really like it.

I also made a tool box card. I first cut my pieces of cardstock and then stamped them with a big woodgrain stamp and some distress ink. I thought I'd make this card for a Grandpa. I printed the word out on my computer and then cut it out with a Stampin' Up word window punch. You probably noticed that I used that saw die again, along with the other tools in the set.

The "handle" of my toolbox was created by using a My Creative Time oval die.

Once again, my sentiment was computer-generated.

This last card is one I made for my husband. We're leaving on a week-long camping trip on Father's Day, so I have tucked it in the camper and I'll give it to him after we arrive at the campground.

The design of this card is REALLY simple, but I wanted the inside sentiment to be the star.

I found this sentiment on Pinterest and thought it was lovely. My DH and I really are best friends, and we have so much fun together. In fact, when someone asked him what he liked best about our 6-week long camping trip a couple of years ago, he said, "Spending 24 hours a day with Cheryl."

I'm so glad you stopped by today. I hope you are able to celebrate Father's Day with the special person in your life who is a father, a role model or even a good example to the young people in their lives. And remember to laugh--a little or a lot--every day.
Cheryl