August 1, 2015

Masculine card

Today is a clean and simple masculine card using Paper Smooches stamps and dies.

I used the Chemistry Bottles dies, die cutting the three test tubes and stamping the smokes in patterned papers using the Great Chemistry stamp set.

I draw an outline around the tubes to emphasize the shapes of the bottles to make it more visible. I also stamped some circles around using Versamark ink.

Instead of a ribbon I used the Stitched Dies to add the curves. The tag is also from Paper Smooches Tag Stitched Dies.

I’m using the sketch from Paper Smooches July 26-August 1 Designer Drafts challenge.

Entering this card also to in

Posted in Cards, Challenges, Paper Smooches, Sketch challenges
Tagged card challenge, card sketch, die cut, fussy cut, masculine, paper smooches, simon says stamp, stamping
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January 18, 2015

Dude! You are amazing

Hi there!

Just checking in quickly to share a card with a masculine theme. I used a die from Lil’ Inker Designs and stamps from Kelly Purkey. The papers are from a guy themed distressed papers from my stash that I haven’t used for a while. Great to make use of it this time.

I’m entering this card in Simon Says Stamp, It’s a Guy Thing challenge, the theme for this week.

And I used a card sketch inspiration from Feeling Sketchy, Sketch #113.

Till then!

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Tagged card challenge, handmade card, masculine, simon says stamp, sketch challenge, stamping, twine
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May 31, 2014

Masculine card

Whipping a masculine card for today’s project. I intend to send this birthday card to my uncle and selected some vintage-type papers from Heidi Swapp.

I used the sketch from Paper Smooches May 25-31 Designer Drafts Challenge.

I got the curved border die recently and this sketch is just the perfect chance to use them. For the birthday sentiment, I used the greetings from Party Posse and embossed it with white embossing powder.

The running strip is a fabric tape that I recently purchase in the local craft store. I love how it blends well with the colors of the papers.