Back today with the next installment in my Cards 4 Men series and I gotta say that when I make masculine cards I don’t usually tend towards paper piecing as a technique. But today I thought I would share just how you can make this work on a guys card.
You can see my video here or Watch it at Youtube.
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8VzZePUP5U]
So happy to be stamping and playing with some fun goodies from MFT! I’ll be back again real soon, til then, hope you find some crafty time.
Other Supplies: Prismacolor Pencils – Deco Peach / Warm Grey 20% / French Grey 70% / Cool Grey 20%. Tiny googly eye (only 465 to go…. I rarely use them, but love how they look on an image)
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so cute!
I love your choice of papers and the pop of yellow on the balloon and party hat is so fun! Such a cute card, Therese!
LOVE him!! and that fun plaid wool – now wouldn’t that be a quick sweater?
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Reblogged this on Spreading Sunshine with Paper & Ink and commented:
Look at this gorgeous, masculine card Therese made with this cute sheep!
Love the cards 4 men series. It is always difficult to make masculine cards. Thank you Therese for sharing you card😊
Great card. I like the mix of papers and just the right amount of yellow!
Maybe there should be use a googly eye challenge? I have a few as well!
That works really well for a male card – surprisingly so – thumbs up. How’s the weather up north? Thought of you yesterday when we had lunch at Vikings SC and a lovely beach walk after 🙂
Eek! That little paid sheep is adorable and this is a totally rockin’ guy card! You know how I love my paper piecing!
Those plaids work so well for a more masculine card. This is very sweet, and that little sheep is about the cutest thing ever! Love that fun little googly eye! Thanks for sharing your video. I always enjoy them and learn from them too.
This is FABulous!! So fun!
This little guy has already had his sweater knitted for him, Therese … he’s adorable decked out in his plaid finery! Fabulous and so fun! Hugs, Anita 🙂
What a cute but not too cute for a guy card the paper patterns work beautifully together such a stylish card.
Marie
Looks great and the paper piecing worked a treat. That googly eye adds the perfect final touch!