Hey Stampers! This is one of the
masculine cards we will be making in my
Cards for Guys Chicago Area
card making class. This quirky masculine card features the
A Muse Studio Father’s Day stamp set. I am going to give this card to my daddy, the one for class will be a
masculine birthday card. Class is $12 for everything you need to make 4
masculine cards. Please join me in my Rolling Meadows Studio on:
Friday, June 20th at 1:00PM
RSVP
Monday, June 23rd at 6:30 PM
RSVP
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A Muse Studio supplies used on this
Masculine Card:
Stamps: A Muse Studio Father’s Day SNSD074
Paper: A Muse Studio Sugar PAPS001, Mermaid PAPS509, Onyx Chevron PACV100, and Onyx Petite Pinstripe PASR100 Cardstock
Ink: A Muse Studio Mermaid Ink IAPS509 and VersaFine Onyx Black Ink IVFP082
Accessories: A Muse Studio Crystal Clear Glaze EACL000 and 3D Foam Adhesive ASFA001
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Hey Stampers! This is one of the masculine cards we will be making in my Cards for Guys Chicago Area card making class. This quirky masculine card features the A Muse Studio Father’s Day stamp set. I am going to give this card to my daddy, the one for class will be a masculine birthday card. Class is $12 for everything you need to make 4 masculine cards. Please join me in my Rolling Meadows Studio on:
Friday, June 20th at 1:00PM
RSVP
Monday, June 23rd at 6:30 PM
RSVP
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Marisa, I love how you use the chevron, pinstripe, polka dot coordinating cardstock to such good effect. Because many of AMuse’s designs are designed for a smaller scale (and look good on 4-bar cards), I usually end up matting the images. I want to remember to use various strips of coordinating cardstock to “fill” up a smaller image on an A2 card.