Masculine Card Swap

I recently participated in a card swap where we were required to make suitable to be given to a male. Here is my card, it could be used for a birthday or Fathers Day. Enjoy. Images © 1990 - 2007 Stampin' Up! Artwork by Margaret L Crawford
Stamp Sets: Stamp of Authenticity (108920), Artifacts (108739), Weathered Background (108948), Expressive Flexible Phrases (108786) and Rough Texture Wheel (107464)
I used my favourite Stampin' Up! tool the paper distressing tool from Cutter Kit (106958) - just love those roughed up edges. The inks were, Really Rust Classic Stampin' Ink (102549) and Basic Brown Classic Stampin' Ink (104315).

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Anonymous said…
Love the card and the others that you have made.
June 26, 2007 at 4:46 PM
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