Masculine Birthday Card
Not only are men hard to shop for, they're hard to make cards for! Do you go serious, funny, impersonal, or generic?! For this masculine birthday card, I decided to go funny with a mix of serious and a theme along the lines of "time".
With the help of a few Tim Holtz pieces, his French Industrial stack, and (1) sheet each of Bazzill's Butter Mints, Almond Cream, and Peanut Fudge cardstock, I think I accomplished my goal.
I used the print and cut feature on the Butter Mints cardstock to print off the messages.
Then I used Tim Holtz's Vintage Photo ink to distress the paper
Next I used a Darice embossing folder with my Sizzix Big Shot to emboss clocks on the under sheet and distressed it with some Walnut Stain.
I just distressed it where I knew the top cut out would not cover.
The card base is a Lori Whitlock 3 steps file from the Silhouette Design Store.
With the help of a few Tim Holtz pieces, his French Industrial stack, and (1) sheet each of Bazzill's Butter Mints, Almond Cream, and Peanut Fudge cardstock, I think I accomplished my goal.
Final Product:
Materials Used:
- Tim Holtz
- French Industrial 12 x 12 double sided stack
- Game Spinners
- Mini Gears
- Gadget Gears
- Time Pieces
- Walnut Stain Ranger Ink
- Vintage Photo Ranger Ink
- Bazzill brown 12x12 cardstock
- Butter Mints
- Peanut Fudge
- Almond Cream
- Silhouette Cameo 3
- Silhouette Design Store
- Silhouette Studio~Designer Edition
- Sizzix Big Shot
- Darice embossing folder
- Craftwell eBrush (paper gears)
- Sharpie markers
- E6000 Industrial Strength glue
- Aleene's Original Tacky Glue
- Canon 80D
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