The theme for this month is MANLY. You can interpret it however you'd like.
I'm excited to see what you create!
Did you miss me? A lot has been going on in my personal life. I had knee surgery, which I've needed to have for 6 years, and my husband had a drastic (amazing) job change. I feel like my whole life has been turned upside down for the better.
At any rate, I'm BACK!
I interpreted MANLY as anything I would give to any of the men in my life. I discovered a few months ago that my father-in-law keeps all the cards I make him. Awwww! I didn't even know that he cared. I assumed he tossed the cards with the rest of the wrapping paper.
My father-in-law isn't keen on sparkles so I thought foil would look great.
What I like to do is adhere a piece of foil TO a scrap piece of cardstock.
Then run it through your Big Shot with your embossing folder.
This way you can easily adhere your foil sheet to anything else
without ruining your new foil impression.
Add a little stitching and a woodcut and you're set!
A super easy card for any man in your life.
Ink: VersaMark
Paper: Basic Gray, Adventure Bound DSP, Typeset Specialty DSP
Accessories & Tools: Essential Wooden Elements, Big Shot, Alphabet Press Embossing Folder, On Film Framelits, Heat Tool, Pool Party Embossing Powder, Glue Dots, SNAIL
Other: Sewing Machine, Black Thread
Play along with the sketch challenge. Be sure to leave a comment on any of our blogs within the hop with a link back to your creation.
Okay, off to go visit the awesome Jeanna! I'm sure you will love her project!
ahhhhh - who knew!! I am so glad you are back. I did miss you. I really did.
ReplyDeleteYay! Jane's Back! #likeaboss
ReplyDeleteOoooh, I missed your fanciness!!! This is fantastic. The foil and the cool elements....fabulous! And now you know he rates the totally fancy manly cards...so great that he keeps them!
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you creating again. Love the foil idea. Since I don't use it in the kitchen maybe I should use it like this. AWESOME!!
ReplyDeleteI love your card! I often use foil in my "manly" cards!
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