Hello Peeps,
Today I have a masculine card, using a pre-colored image (and sentiment) by Doodle Pantry.
I used two of my favourite techniques on this card: using negative die cuts and embossing folders.
Recently I bought a wooden box, brimming with various pins, at a yard sale. I thought this one went beautifully with the image. I cut off the back and hot-glued it to my card.
My brother loves tall ships so this is going to be his birthday card.
Thanks for stopping by. I hope you have been picking up my free images. A friend (Angela at
Crafting with Jack) and I have challenged ourselves to try to draw (or colour) something every day. Angela is doing much better than I am. I don't think she has missed a day. Why not pop by
her blog to see what goodies she has today? Please show your appreciation by leaving a nice comment for her.
Hugs & smiles,
Teresa
Challenges:
Simon Says Wednesday Challenge - use your favourite technique or product
Word Art Wednesday - anything goes
Crafty Creations - embossing
Bloggers Challenge - for the guys
Creative Corner - just for boys
Kitty Bee Designs - masculine
Polkadoodles - Father's Day/anything male
Simply Create Too - masculine
Sister Act Card Challenge - anything goes
Simply Papercraft - anything goes
7 comments:
Oh, my friend, I love how you used the negative as a frame for this majestic ship! Superb design and the pin really does work so well.
Fantastic masculine card, your brother will love it! Hugs, Valerie
Ship Ahoy! Thanks for joining Kitty Bee Designs Aloha Friday Challenge!
Way to use negative die cut and embossing flowers! Love the sailing image and how you framed it! Thanks so much for playing Simon Says Stamp Wednesday “Favorite Products/Techniques” Challenge!
Wonderful card - fabulous embossing too. Stopping by as friend and DT :-) Thanks for joining us for our Father's Day/Anything Male Polkadoodles Challenge
Karon DT, Polkadoodles
Beautifully done! Great masculine design--love the image, the embossing, the sky, and that fab pin! :^)
Hugs, Penny
This is absolutely lovely, and I'm SO grateful to have you share your art in our challenges.
Blessings,
karen
Word Art Wednesday
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