When I first saw our American Eagle stamp set I knew that I'd have to make a "leather" jacket with that iconic eagle! It goes perfectly with this cool embossed metal designer paper which is probably one of my very most favorite masculine prints ever!
I stamped the eagle on a 5.5 inch square piece of copy paper and made a rough sketch of a jacket with a pencil, inking in the lines with a black marker when it felt like the proportions were working. I then made two copies of the template on card stock, one to leave "whole" to use as a base for the paper pieced one made out of "leather" embossed card stock. (Make sure to label the pieces of the one you plan to cut apart so you know what goes where and which is the right side! If you click on my sketch you should be able to print it actual size if you want to use my template).
Here's the inside of this one with brick textured paper. I couldn't decide what to use for a border (thought I had some screw brads from way back when but I couldn't find 'em) so I just changed the placement of the sentiment on this one.
Supplies for tan "leather" American Eagle jacket card:
- Stamp Simply Clear Stamps - The American Eagle Bundle
- Stamp Simply Clear Stamps - Typewritten Year Round Greetings
- Stamp Simply Clear Stamps - Typewritten What You Mean to Me
- Echo Park Let Freedom Ring 6x6
- Craft Consortium Metal Textures 6x6
- Sizzix Thinlits Dies by Tim Holtz - Postale
- Stamp Simply Clear Stamps - Stick Family Sentiments
- Stamp Simply Steel Dies - Fishtail Sentiment Banners
- Copic markers
- paper piercer
- same as above, substituting Craft Consortium Brick Textures 6x6
Your card is wonderful! I appreciate all the thought you put into all of your cards! Thanks so much for all the inspiration!
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