Hi everyone! This is Elizabeth form 217Creations. I am so excited to be your guest designer today. I have 3 boys so for me creating masculine projects comes very naturally. I feel like I can look at my boys' clothes and shoes for pattern and color combination, as well as texture. Today I am sharing this card at She's A Sassy Lady for my Guest Designer post for the month.
I started by taking a piece of unfinished corrugated cardboard. I have plenty of this since I love to shop online! I tore a piece off, removing the top layer to expose the ripples.
I then made my circle shaped cuts on my Imagine from the JT cartridge. I love this cartridge! The circle were cut with "Layers" at 4 inches. I left the colors on default. I also folded my A2 card base.Using my ATG I attached the corrugated cardboard to the card base. I also adhered the large circle to the cardboard.
Then I adhered the other parts of the circle to the card, creating dimension and shape.
I cut the Lion from JT at 3.0 inches. I cut this image on "Combined" so it was flat. I adhered the Lion to the circles and added some metal heat set stars to the card for fun.
I really had fun making this card. I hope that you will follow us here at She's A Sassy Lady and on my personal blog at 217 Creations.
This is so cute Beth! We need all the masculine ideas we can get!! Awesome
ReplyDeleteWow what a wonderful card. I am always looking for ideas for masculine cards and this is awesome. Thanks for sharing with us today.
ReplyDeleteLove Love this card!!! I am always looking for boy things!! I knew the minute I saw the picture that you made it!!
ReplyDeleteLori
woah!!! this card is wicked!
ReplyDeleteLovvveee the cardboard - totally perfect :) :)
Great project sweetie :)
Nice job, (where did I put that box) hehe. gonna go try while fresh in my mind...TFS
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Love it! I am always looking for ideas for man
ReplyDeleteCoolness! I am so totally in love with the cardboard but have never done it! I love that as a background! Super smart!
ReplyDeleteGreat use of the cardboard! Only used it once. thanks for the idea on using on a male card. Very nice card ~Gaby
ReplyDeleteI soooo love the corrugated cardboard. What a fab idea. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat is JT?
ReplyDeleteElizabeth, you always come up with the greatest projects!!! Love this!
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