My card today is made predominately with products from Tim Holtz. I started by using his postage stamp die as a base. All the papers are from his Crowded Attic line and the edges roughed up with his distressing tool and inked with Vintage Photo Distress Ink. The black stitched edge trim is also Tim Holtz. I also used Vintage Photo to give an aged look to the cheesecloth. The bottle cap is from Bead Landing. I used a Recollections 1 inch circle punch on the paper for the center of the cap and covered it with an epoxy sticker. Black twine from TH was used on the Prima butterfly button. I cut the banner from the paper, stamped the sentiment and added a couple of Queen & Co black pearls. Although I tried hard, I could not stay away from adding a Prima flower to the card. I don't think it makes it look feminine!
I usually don't like to make masculine cards, but I had fun with this one. Maybe because I added the flower! Time for me to kick back and relax for the rest of the evening. Hope the week ahead is a good one for you. Thanks for stopping by. I appreciate the comments you leave.
You've done an amazing job on this masculine card! It turned out elegant, but still very masculine. I just love it and I'm sure your dad does too!
ReplyDeleteI think the flower looks good.. your card is lovely!
ReplyDeleteYour card always looks so nice,Pat. I agree, it doesn't look feminine.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you that masculine cards are not my favorite. But yours turned out very masculine! Your turkey dinner sounds delicious too!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fantastic card Patty! Great mix of embellishments and such a fun shape! Hope you have a great week!
ReplyDeleteI love this one so cool!
ReplyDeleteOoh, seriously, what a FUN card, Patty! I LOVE all the texture and the great combo of goodies you added. The cheesecloth looks amazing. Really loving the bottlecap, too!
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