25 July 2010

Who hates masculine?

I can see all your hands from here - I'd do anything to not make a man's card but I think you'd agree that most men would love this card as it could almost be used in emergencies for fixing things!


I made this card ages ago at one of Debbie's classes & then shared it with my ladies the other night - got to love team work!

Stamp set: Totally Tools
Ink: Basic Brown, Earth Elements & Neutrals watercolour crayons
Paper: Old Olive, Chocolate Chip, Whisper White
Punches: 1-3/4" circle
Other: Crimper, vintage brads, sweet treat cup, blender pen, dimensionals, nuts and bolts
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5 comments:

  1. Diane BarnesJuly 26, 2010

    This is such a totally cool & fun card Karen. Love it! (& not just because I'm starting to panic about Father's Day projects LOL).
    Hugs, Di
    PS: Thanks for all your lovely comments on my blog. I really love hearing from you.

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  2. Paula DobsonJuly 26, 2010

    I love this idea for Fathers day too! Totally Tools is such a cool set. You have hit the nail on the head with this, excuse the pun, totally intended!

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  3. JuliaJuly 26, 2010

    I promise I wont do puns like the others have on your comments! lol cool card eh mmm I have toooooo many other men in my family and have got an old SU stamp with computers on it which I use but be good to have something current! Have a great week

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  4. Heather StewartAugust 01, 2010

    I like what you have done with the sweet treat. So hard to use for a masculinbe card usually:)

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  5. Queen of ScrapsAugust 04, 2010

    Hi Karen, glad you liked my card, and thanks for leaving a comment. Its always appreciated when you are a newer blogger like me!

    You have some great ideas for masculine cards too. This one is great: I know my Mr Fixit son would love it.

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