Mens homemade birthday cards

Welcome to this month’s Enjoy the Little Things Video Blog Hop where our theme is all things Masculine. As my husband’s birthday was coming up, it was the perfect opportunity to get ahead of the game and make a Masculine Birthday card. It’s a fairly simple card as overly fussy is not his thing, but I wanted to show you how versatile the Broadway Bound suite is. You may… Read More »

A fun unique technique of creating an aged metal look using embossing folder and acrylic ink. Created a masculine birthday card.

Hello! The July challenge at A Blog Named Hero is "repetition". I decided that take an alcohol ink background I wasn't entirely happy with and cut it up to create a repeating background! Thanks for visiting :)

Hi friends, today I wanted to share these 3 men's cards, 2 Shirt cards & 1 Tuxedo Suit card. These are so easy to make, and you don't need any special tools ...

I took out the "Sailing Home" set to make another masculine card this week. This has been chilly week here in Minnesota but today seems a l...

Hello crafty friends ... It's Masculine Card Monday here on my blog and today I'm sharing a fun Wiper Card that was actually made in November as a show sample for i-crafter's launch at Creativation in January. The card front uses a couple of i-crafter dies - the Happy comes from the Zip Gift Tag (January release), and the cool 'splat' die is from the Comic Word die set which is also part of the May release. I backed the 'happy' with gold foil card stock and outlined the 'splat' with a gold…

One of my favourite cards from my embossing paste class last month was this pretty card. For this card I actually heat embossed the embossing paste. For this particular card I used silver embossing powder. When heat embossing on embossing paste the best results come from allowing the paste to dry for a few hours

Thanks for checking out my card!

Hey, hey, hey!!! It's Wednesday, which means it's time for another Paper Craft Crew Challenge! This week I was a little rebellious with my take on the sketch :) Like I always say, though - sketches are meant to be...