A very quick post today. This card has some strong elements, and I think it's perfect as a masculine thank you card.
I cut the "thanks" with an old Cuttlebug die and adhered it to my rust-colored piece of cardstock. Once it was adhered, I dry-embossed the cardstock with a Darice 5" X 7" embossing folder called Striped Background. I rather liked how the die-cut was embossed right along with the CS.
I created a black button with an Impression Obsession button die. When I make these buttons, I always adhere at least four of them together to give them the dimension of a real button.
Then I cut a piece of burlap and sprayed it with some ink (not sure of the brand at the moment - could be Dylusions) and adhered it to the embossed CS with some red-line tape. Once that was done, I wrapped the CS with some black twine and tied it after running the ends through the button holes.
The inside of my card was left plain - just a matted piece of white cardstock so the sender can write a personal note.
I really liked the strong elements of this card - the stripes, the burlap, the black twine and button. I think the simple design also adds to its masculinity.
Thanks so much for stopping by, and remember to laugh--a little or a lot--every day.
Cheryl
4 comments:
Great masculine card and love that button die!
Great card for a guy. I like the way the thanks looks incorporated in the impression folder.
Awesome - what a cool masculine thank you card. I don't do real well on "simple/masculine. I always think it needs more but this is perfect.
Those colours are perfect for a masculine Thanks card. Love your button, I thought it was a real one!
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