Hi friends! Today I have a “punny” card that you can make for your dad this father’s day!
Here is the inside:
This card is easy to make and you probably have these simple supplies on hand.
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Supplies:
- Perfect Layering Circles Peg Stamp Set
- Mom & Dad Unmounted Stamp set
- Because of You Peg stamp set
- Dye ink pads (memento)
- Cream and Kraft Cardstock
- Small alphabet stamp set or computer and printer.
Note: This card fits a #10 business envelope.
Directions:
- Make a 4 ¼” x 8 ½” card from cream cardstock. Cut a kraft panel to 4 ⅛” x 8 ⅜” and another cream panel to 4”x 8 ¼”.
- Draw a straight line down the middle of the cream panel and two wavy lines to make a DNA strand. Stamp circles along the lines to create the “gene”. Draw lines from the center line to the outside dots to complete the element.
- Using mini alphabet stamps or a computer and printer spell “Dad, thanks for the good genes” and cut them out, ink the edges and adhere to card. Stamp unmounted sentiment at the bottom.
- Stamp happy fathers day inside the card and decorate with stamped circles.
I hope you make this card for your dad this Father’s day or help a child make one for their dad. Happy crafting!
PS Father’s Day is June 16th this year:)
Love this card. You are so generous to share it with other crafters.
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I like the idea, but I have an autoimmune disease and I’m pretty sure my dad’s genetics passed it on to me because he also has an autoimmune disease. It’s one of the big reasons I don’t want kids. So, for me, I’m not really thankful for the genes. But, your creativity inspired some creativity in me for what I do want to create for a card. 😉
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