Happy Monday! The weather is glorious here! 70’s and sunny! Makes me think of the boats on the water so I created a Maritime Masculine Clean and Simple Card for you today. 🙂

A simple embossing folder makes up the Whisper White background.

Maritime Designer Series Paper layered on coordinating card stocks are the focal point.

Simple embellishments finish your card and it’s ready to go! Thanks for stopping by today. Check back later for a fun blog hop with some Craft Metal!
I applied Tissue Tape with Multi-Media Matte.
I stamped Mona Lisa from the TH Mini Classics Stamp Set in Archival Black Ink. Additional stamps were randomly stamped around the Tag.
I applied Texture Paste through the TH Gothic Stencil and, when that dried, I applied the Texture Paste through the Schoolhouse Stencil to get the numbers across the Tag. (Not shown here.)
Distress Stains – Evergreen Bough, Iced Spruce and Rusty Hinge – were applied to the Craft Sheet.
The Tag was spritzed with Water and swiped through the Inks. Additional Distress Inks were applied to the Tag and then it was spritzed with water to blend the inks.
The Tag was Heat Set and then Walnut Ink was sponged through the Speckled Stencil.
Remnant Rubs were attached to a Vial Label. The edges of the Label were Sanded and Inked with Walnut Stain Ink.
Parts of the Tag were sponged with Distress Embossing Ink and then embossed with Vintage Photo Distress Embossing Powder. A piece of Filmstrip (LOVE it!) was attached to the Tag with the Tiny Attacher. Mini Gears were attached to the bottom of the Tag.
The Idea-Ology Embellishments were aged using Rusty Hinge and Evergreen Bough Distress Paints.
Here’s a close up of Mona Lisa, Word Band and Mini Gears.
The Idea-Ology Key was aged using the Distress Paints and it was also inked in random places with Embossing Ink and then Vintage Photo Distress Embossing Powder was poured on and heated.
The same Distress Stains were used to dye Crinkle Ribbon for the top of the Tag.
The Key was attached to the Tag and a Swivel Clasp was attached to the Ribbon.
The edges of the Tag were Distressed with a Distressing Tool and then inked with Walnut Stain Distress Ink.
The Idea-Ology Word Band was attached to the Tag with Jute String.
Before attaching the Ribbon, I backed the Tag with another Tag to give it a little more strength to support the Key.
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