The Geared Up Garage stamp set is perfect for Father’s Day cards. Guys like cars, right?

Garage Gears
The stamp set has sentiments to prove my point. For this card, I chose “Best Dad,” which has coordinating, Geared Up Garage, dies. I stamped the sentiment in Gray Granite ink on Thick Whisper White cardstock, then cut the top piece from Gray Granite cardstock, and glued the two together.

How do you like the way I colored the car? Actually, it was cropped from a piece of the Classic Garage 6X6 Designer Series Paper. How fun is that!

There are many great dies in this set, and a favorite is the gears. They are made to shine by using some Champagne Foil.
The red leather background is also a piece of the Classic Garage 6X6 DSP, which I cut with a Rectangle Stitched die. The red leather is layered on Neutrals 6X6 DSP, which is layered on a Gray Granite card base.

After the car and sentiment were placed on dimensionals, the last detail was a small edge of gears in Basic Black cardstock, as seen in the TGIF Challenge.
On a side note, my mother drove a pale yellow, 1964 fastback mustang, and it was one of her prized possessions. It had beautiful, black leather seats, a gorgeous wood steering wheel, and she drove it until she could no longer see. Gals like cars too!

Thanks for stopping by! Be safe on the road!
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Geared up garage cling stamps do you have this and is it available . Thanks
Hi Maria,
It has retired, but I have it. I tried sending you an email, but it didn’t go through. Please send me an email, if you still want it. Thanks, suheilmohr@gmail.com
Love this cute design using Champagne foil for the gears. Enjoy your day!
Really love this card and had to save it to Pinterest! I’ve used it so much already as there are so many car lovers in my family! Even my daughter is a big car lover and is in the process of restoring a ’65 Mustang. 🙂
Hi Stella! I loved seeing your comment this morning. Yes, those were the good ol’ days!
Good morning Su. Oh your car card is so beautiful. I liked reading about your moms car. In high school, I drove a Dodge D501 which was made in limited amounts. Good old days!