Sunday, March 20, 2022

A dude card

 Hello and welcome!
I've managed to finally make a masculine card, something
of which I need more of. Why are they so hard to make?!
Anyway, here it is:


and the inside:


I've used a bunch of dies from various companies to put this together,
and I like how well it came out. I even did some clever die cutting with
the grass die to extend it to fit my slimline card. (it's an A2 sized die)

Well, that's all for today. I wish you a happy first day of Spring!
Thanks for visiting!



I'd like to enter this at:




Supplies:
Stamps: Lawn Fawn - Offset Sayings Birthday; Honey Bee - Inside Snarky Birthday
Ink: Memento - Tuxedo Black, Rich Cocoa
DP: Photo Play - Our Friendship Thru the Years
CS: Thunderbolt; Cardstock Warehouse
Accessories: GC; Simon Says Stamp - Painted Happy word die; Taylored Expressions - grass border, deer from Birch Tree Accessories and blending brushes; Pinkfresh Studio - Slim Diagonal Stitched Rectangle dies; MISTI
Adhesives: SA by 3L - tape runner; Ranger - MMM; Scor Tape








3 comments:

  1. Your card doesn't look like it was a struggle to make, the background is a beautiful backdrop for the deer. It's a perfect masculine card. Great use of the A2 grass die (where there is a will there is a way) just and old say well because I'm old LOL.

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  2. Love the distressed plank background for your stag, a great masculine card.
    Thanks for linking up at Cardz4Guyz too. :)

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  3. Your card is fabulous, it doesn't look like you find masculine cards difficult, Super work. Thank you so much for joining us in our Animals challenge at The Male Room Good Luck and I hope you will join us in our next challenge.
    Faith DT

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