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Craftober | Day 6: Masculine

Crafty, Craftober Day 6: It's time for a Masculine feel. Today's prompt is Masculine.

I'm gonna admit something here, I can't do masculine cards that well - my fiance will probably disagree - but in turn he's supposed to like everything I make for him 😉

So here is my Masculine card for today - it's very minimal because the guys in our life may not like anything too 'flouncy'. This may not be the case for everyone, but I think anything in blue is a good start (not limitless though!) and simple embellishments is also a thumbs up too. Personally, I have seen quite eccentric masculine birthday cards and I have seen very minimalist masculine cards too, so I'm going to go for in-between!





 

All materials used:
Paige Evans Fancy Free - Crate Paper
Illustrated Faith Basic Die Cut Ephemera
Hobbycraft Small Heart Paper Punch
Beach Blue Card stock - Lime Tree Craft
Double sided tape
3D Foam Pads

A very simple masculine card right here, didn't want it be overloaded with embellishments with a simple greeting on the front and ta-da! Hope you guys like this simple card and don't forget to have a look through the weeks blog posts for prompts and inspiration!

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Until tomorrow for Day 7 - Happy Crafting!
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  1. james7 August 2020 at 11:30

    positive and informative. I would like to

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  2. unknown8 August 2020 at 08:19

    Masculine feel, Everything is not be showing really where they can bring more products which you can take more with different ideas. You can feel better and simple embellishments best assignment writing service process are necessary with all the issues which you can see the most.

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