Showing posts with label boy card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label boy card. Show all posts

3.1.26

Hip Hip Hooray… HQFCB Challenge 1 for 2026!

Dia daoibh!

We’re rocking the month of January… all 365 days of it. Honestly, is it just me or does January last longer than a queue at a Primark on a Saturday?

Now onto the next challenge over at Heart’s Quest Fantasy Challenge Blog - Challenge 1 for 2026! The design team have kicked off the year with some absolutely fabulous makes. Truly amazing creations to swoon over. The theme is nice and simple: Anything Fantasy Goes ... so unleash the dragons, fairies, unicorns, or whatever else your crafty heart fancies.

Here’s my CAS card for the challenge.

I used the adorable Dragon and Cupcake from Kinda Cute by Patricia. He’s coloured with Promarkers, and I added tiny details with a trusty white Sharpie. The cupcake and fiery whoosh are finished with Glossy Accents for that shiny, “please don’t lick the card” look. The bunting is cut from a die that finally got a turn, and I popped it up with foam pads for a bit of extra dimension.

Challenges: 

And for some January wishes… may your resolutions last longer than your tin of Celebrations, may your heating bills behave themselves, and may your year start with more sparkle than your Christmas tree had on December 24th.

Nollaig..... wait, wrong month.
Athbhliain faoi mhaise daoibh, my friends!

Sláinte, 
Wendy R. 💗

3.6.25

No Frills, Just Chills

Dia Daoibh!

Ah, the elusive masculine card— sometimes harder to craft than a good excuse for buying more paper. But fear not, I’ve kept this one clean, simple, and unapologetically blue (despite what my phone camera is trying to say).

I went for a classic CAS look—because sometimes less is more, especially when glitter isn’t on the menu. I cut strips from different shades of blue card using the Taylored Expressions Easy Strips Die – 1/4". Now, I know some of the strips look green or grey in the photo, but I promise you, they’re all blues. My phone just likes to express its artistic freedom now and again 😉.

Once the strips were assembled onto a piece of white card like a tidy little paint chart, I used a bold “HAPPY” die to cut the letters out of it. Then I stacked a few layers of "happy" die cuts behind the top layer to give it some dimension and help the letters pop. The “Birthday” script was cut from dark blue card and given a glossy finish—simple, sharp, and perfect for the no-fuss types in your life.

Here’s the finished result—a fresh, modern birthday card with not a flower or sequin in sight.


A few challenges I'm participating in:

Whether you're team sparkle or team streamlined, a good stash of masculine cards is always handy. And if your phone camera gives you teal when you wanted navy… sure, just call it “artistic licence.”

Sláinte,
Wendy R. 💙✂️

17.8.18

Teenage Kicks

Hi Peeps
So my teen decided to tell my this morning he has a party this evening and he needs money and a card.. pfffft typical innit?! ;)
So here is one of those quick creations:



Stamp used is Teenage Kicks from Visible Image Stamps.
Stamped with Memento London Fog ink.
Embellished with 3d enamel gloss.

Onto a few challenges:
Watercooler Wednesday Challenges #183 - Masculine
Seize The BirthdaBirthday + Option Of Anything Goes
The Male Room #92 - Wild and Free
The Crafty Addicts #51 - Anything Goes/Boys and Men


Thank You for stopping by!

9.2.18

Music

Hi Peeps
My card today:


Die cuts are cut with the Silhouette Cameo.
Patterned paper is matted onto silver mirror card.
Embellished with a button.
Easy-peasy-lemon-squeezy!

Onto a few challenges:

Cardz4Guyz # 187 - Music


2 Sisters On The Blog #12 -  Masculine Card
Through the Purple Haze #141 Add Some Turquoise
Inspiration Destination - Always Anything Goes 

Thank You for stopping by!