Game On for Paper Players #507

Happy Sunday!

It's my turn to host our Paper Players challenge this week and it's theme week.  For my card I used Game On from Stampin' Up! I think it is ideal for masculine cards.  Oh, and I love the montage that Nance put together for our badge this week!

For some reason, I thought this was Clean and Simple week... but it isn't!  However, my card is :-)  I stamped and fussy cut the chess pieces and added a little shading to some of the pieces with my Copic markers.  I used the "board" piece to create a vertical border and my Ellen Hutson stitched dies to create a little more interest along the border.  I added the sentiment and popped up the chess pieces.  Easy peasy!

As usual, the design team have some fabulous inspiration for you:

• Ann
• Claire
• Jaydee
• Joanne
• Laurie
• LeAnne
• Anne Marie
• Allisa
• Mary
• Stef

I hope you will join us and play along with our challenge this week.  We would love to see your masculine cards!

I'll be back later with another card and some photos.  In the meantime, warm hugs and prayers for those of you who need a little lift today.

Hugs

Jaydee

Card recipe:

• Card stock:  Neenah Solar White 110#
• Stamps:  Game On
• Inks:  Memento Black
• Dies:  Ellen Hutson

Comments

[Anne Marie Hile]

Wow! Jaydee, tis is fabulous! Love how you featured that vertical border and now that stamp set is officially added to my "must have" list! Thanks for a fun challenge this week, my friend! Hugs!

[Allisa]

Fabulous card, love how you popped up the game pieces! Too funny, that I had to double check the posting as I thought it was CAS week as well!

[Joanne James]

I love this CAS card Jaydee - that chequered-inspired border compliments your raised chess pieces perfectly. We all need a good masculine card every now and again - what a great challenge this week!

[Vicky]

I love this card to bits Jaydee! What a clever idea to use the board stamp to create a patterned border and I love the chess pieces all shaded, fussy cut and popped up like that! Vicky x

[Laurie schmidt]

Perfect for the chess player!!love how you popped up the chess pieces.Awesome guy card!!!

[Ann Wilcox Schach]

WOW, Jaydee! This is so clean and perfect! What a wonderful masculine card! I am not ashamed to admit that you have now pushed me over the edge to get this stamp set!

[Stef Perry]

Fantastic CAS masculine card with those chess pieces Jaydee, they're so realistic looking. Love the board for the edge and the stitched border!

[Mary Deatherage]

Love this, Jaydee! The popped up chess pieces are perfect - and I love the shading on the "board". Great masculine card!

[jaydee]

Thanks, LeAnne. Lou would definitely agree with you... always CAS for guy cards as far as he's concerned
hugs
jaydee

[jaydee]

Thanks, Claire! I really do think they are beautifully recreated. I love the depth and dimension the pieces have!
hugs
jaydee

[Claire Broadwater]

Jaydee, this is amazing! I love the border you created and those chess pieces are so realistic! YOU certainly rocked this masculine challenge! CAS perfection! Have a super week!

[LeAnne Pugliese]

Awesome guy card.....it's probably better to do CAS for a guy anyway! Love the way you created the side panel, very clever!

[jaydee]

Thanks, Colleen! I haven't played chess in decades either! Maybe we should get out those chess sets and play again :-)
Hugs
Jaydee

[ColleenB.~Tx.]

Clean, simple really makes this a perfect masculine card. A card any chess player would enjoy receiving.
Gosh, I remember years back when hubby & myself used to play chess. Our chess sets have ben packed away along with all the rest of the board games.

Have a wonderful evening

[Ida P. Krause]

Really nice masculine card. I like the monochromatic color scheme.