Cards for men handmade

Masculine Birthday card: I have been going to make this wood slat card and finally getting to it! I started with the black cardstock for the base then I used several strips of wood like paper and one strip along the side where I tied a brown ribbon. I stamped and cut out the greeting and popped that up with dimensionals. To finish I did an inside message. Great card for husband, friend, brother, partner etc.

5 Ways to create Handmade Masculine cards created by UK Stampin Up Demonstrator Sarah Phelan from Sarah's Stampin Retreat using products from Stampin Up!

I love making handmade cards and I’m always in search of Masculine Card Designs. It’s even better when they are easy to make! Sharon Armstrong (TxStampin) has a wonderful Masculine Fun Fold Class where she teaches you how to make several amazing cards for the guys. You’ll be hooked on this class and there are no fishing lures needed!

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Ready to see the best flip out birthday card you can make today? I love showing you how to make homemade birthday cards and this one works for anyone.

Nigezza Creates aka Gez, Independent Stampin' Up® Demonstrator Thank you for visiting my blog, I really do appreciate it. I am bringing you the tutorial for the masculine card I made for the Crafty Blog Hop. I do hope you like the project and will take a look at the video tutorial as well. I have made a shirt card using Plaid Tidings, showing that it is not just for Christmas! Measurements and Materials Card base Thick Whisper White 5 1/2" x 8 1/4" Score @ 4 1/8" Plaid Tidings DSP cut with…

Thinking of card ideas that work for the men in my life is sometimes challenging, so I was thrilled with the way this masculine card turned out. Bonus that it’s a fun fold card too! Connie Stewart has all of the measurements and the supply list you’ll use to make this handmade card look great. I love that the designer series paper does so much of the work on this card and saves me time, too. Get the details now.

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 :)