Happy Friday, peeps! Yay, the weekend is upon us! I need several masculine birthday cards this month, which can always be a challenge, but I remembered some vintage-style patriotic paper I had gotten a couple of months ago and hadn't even opened yet! Yikes! I used the FMS sketch, which I love because I love THREES:
So here we go:
I used a punch to punch out the center panels, then the Layering Squares dies to make the scalloped mats. I happened to have this piece of Country Woods DSP laying on my desk and thought it made a great background! A little sentiment from the retired Label Me Bold, stamped in Cherry Cobbler, was popped up in the center:
One of the grungy stamps from Label Me Bold was also stamped on all the Crumb Cake mats to give it an even more vintage look! Here's the inside:
One for my masculine stack...I need a few more, though! Thanks for visiting today!
A few more Longwood pictures:
And these little guys were attached to the railing along the pond:
So cute! Too bad they don't croak! Enjoy your day and be blessed!
| Project Details—All Products SU! Unless Otherwise Specified | |
| Stamps | Label Me Bold (ret), Perennial Birthday (ret) |
| Card stock & Papers | Crumb Cake, Very Vanilla, Country Woods, Americana (Honey Bee) |
| Ink | Crumb Cake, Cherry Cobbler, Night of Navy |
| Accessories | Dimensionals |
| Tools | Cut & Emboss Machine, Layering Squares Dies (ret), Layered Banner Dies (Nellie Snellen), 1 3/8" Square Punch (ret), Sponge Dauber |
4 comments:
LeAnne! THAT blue flakey one is the paper I was longing for! It is the coolest, isn't it? Love your shabby chic masculine card!
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Love your card and the papers! I have been enjoying traveling through Longwood again with you. If I lived there, I'd be there every day! Have a blessed weekend.
I just love that shabby DSP in the background! Great card!
Those papers make the perfect masculine card! Fabulous!
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