Welcome back to another Man Card Monday! Today we are going with a mono chromatic card, that works perfect with any wood grain paper you might have stashed away! (I know I have a small stash of it!) This card is super fun and easy to make! Here are a couple of close up photos ::: Click here to see more :::
Welcome to another Man Card Monday! I’ve decided to ramp up this series again, as I had many people tell me that they love it! We lady crafters seem to have a hard time making cards that aren’t too froofy to give to the guys in our lives! So, today I have a card for ::: Click here to see more :::
Today’s card is super fun and a little spunky! Plus it’s super easy to do! There are just a few pieces for this card, so it goes together SUPER fast! And when you use the cutting guide below, it makes it even faster! Make sure to watch the video to see how fast it comes ::: Click here to see more :::
Welcome to another Man Card Monday! Today our card has NO STAMPING! What?! Yup, a card with no stamping! Check this out! This card was fairly simple to use, but does have a fun technique! We have a bit of shine on our card, and I think that it turned out beautifully! Add a bit ::: Click here to see more :::
Welcome to another Man Card Monday! Today’s card is a simple one, but can be used for so many different things! It would be super easy to swap out the papers for another card! Here are the measurements for today’s card: Black (2): 4 1/8 x 5 3/8 Heather: 4 x 5 1/4 White Daisy: ::: Click here to see more :::
Welcome back to another Man Card Monday! I don’t know about you, but I am loving this fun series! I do hope you are enjoying them too! Today I have this fun card for you. I have used Ruby and Charcoal cardstock paired with a striped paper from the Feels Like Home paper pack. Here ::: Click here to see more :::
Today marks the fist in a new series for me! This Man Card Monday is for those of us that love making cards, but have a hard time with the cards for the guys. Guys are hard! We want to put bling and pretty bits on the cards that we take the time to make, ::: Click here to see more :::