Hello, hello, hello. Time is flying...we're already on our third challenge over at Time Out. I'm so happy that spring is here and there's more time to be outside these days...longer days make me happy. Enough chit chat though! The current challenge at Time Out is a birthday challenge with an optional twist to make a masculine birthday card. Despite having 4 boys (well 5 if you count my hubby) I never have enough boy cards in my house. I decide to play along with Lisa's Wanna Sketch when I made this card. I love the offset patterned papers on the card.
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14 comments:
perfect guy card and the red with grey is a great combo. Love the offset sentiment x
Love this colour combo for a masculine card - CAS perfection. Hugs Bev x
Gorgeous, Lynn! I always find you inspiring for masculine cards. I always struggle! :-)
masculine cards are not my go to either… but this one is great.
This is fun and graphic and totally perfect for a guy!
Loving the colour combination and how you've done the sentiment..great masculine card x Beverley x
Love that overlapping stamping! You can never have too many guy cards in your stash! ;)
You just made my day! I LOVE how you were inspired by wanna sketch. I love the bold graphic feel and your stamping is as impeccable as ever. Thank you so much for playing along. Hugs.
Yep, you nailed the masculine angle! Love how your sentiment goes over all three layers.
Perfect! Masculine but not boring. I think men receive boring cards too often...
perfect masculine card Lynn!
Happy Friday!
Fabulous take on the sketch and a great card :) You are a pro at masculine cards!
This is a very cool card! I have this stamp set (oh that you already know because you've helped me to get it!) and I've never quite figured out what to do with those small stamps. Thanks for the inspiration!
Great CAS guy card with fantastic striking colours!
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