The first one I have covered in paper from His & Her collection from Pink Petticoat and added a strip of navy card across the middle of the card. I have used a tie stamp from A Must Art in Navy, mounted this to a navy scalloped circle and added to the strip of navy card. I've then added a happy birthday greeting.
This card is continuing my quest to use up old embellishments. I bought a pack of DIY button ages ago and have hardly used them, they are a lot more detailed in the fleshm, but it's so hard to take a good picture at the moment. The paper had been in my stash for ages and the sentiment is from a See D's set.
Off to Northampton tomorrow for our Company kick off day, so I get to stay away for a night in a nice hotel and hubby gets the house to himself and no-one nagging about what he wants to watch!!!!
10 comments:
cuuute love those little tools
They're great! I struggle with masculine cards, too. Thanks for sharing these. I really like the one with the ties.
Mindy
Love the guy cards. I have trouble making guy cards, but yours are so nice.
Hugs,
Joani
Love the man cards!! These are really great! Simple cards, I really like those kind!
Diane
Great cards, Tara, I walways struggle a bit with mens cards too, I must do what you have done and make a few up when I have some ideas! :0)
Fab mens card ,great colours and layouts ,Dawnx
These are lovely well done as men are very difficult to make cards for. Han
Love these cards - very nice color combos!
These are great men's cards, they look clean and effective. x
I sometimes struggle with mens cards too. It's okay if you are doing something for someone with a specific interest but if not it can be so hard. You cards look great and I may have to join you on your resolution of using up old stash, I have LOADS!
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