More multitasking going on in this post. I thought about waiting until tomorrow to post - but then thought if blogger gives me issues, I'll miss the deadline for the Midnight Madness Sketch Challenge. If you haven't been to the MMSC Blog, I encourage you to take a look, there's some great contests for participating in their sketches.

For my coloring, I used the Pastel Chalk Detailing Technique from a past TJNL, using the Thomas Kinkade stamp It Doesn't Get Much Better from Cornish Heritage Farms. My 13YO tied a bunch of flies for me sometime ago, and gave them to me in case I wanted to use them on my cards - as you can see it came in handy for today's post. I tied on some authentic fly line from an old fly real I have that belonged to my grandfather, and used glue dots to hold it in place.
Details:
Stamps - Cornish Heritage Farms TK It Doesn't Get Much Better
Ink - Black, Versamark
Card Stock - LYB DSP, Black, White, Crushed Curry
Other - Pastels, Sponge Dauber, Fly Line, Fly, Oval Nestabilities, Blue Dots, Mini Fastners - Tim Holtz, Piercing Tool, Dimensionals


6 comments :
Well, first let me say what a pleasure it is to have you join us this week. Your card is BREATHTAKING.. you are very talented. Thank you for playing the Midnight Madness and be sure to check back tomorrow because we have a lot of new things happening for the month of July :)
Awesome card Lisa!!! Your grandfather's fly line and handmade fly from your son, makes your beautiful card come to life! :D
What an extremely creative take on this weeks Midnight Madness Sketch! This is really special! :) Michelle
WOW, love the color's and the handmade fly by your son is just precious. A very special card.
Lisa, This is an amazing card! The coloring is gorgeous :) Thanks for playing this past week, hope you'll come play with us again, best ~Jeni MMDT Member
This is the most awesomest Fathers Day card I've EVER seen! great job!
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