Teen Boy Card

Masculine cards are a challenge for almost all cardmakers. I've been trying to collect different ideas and designs to keep in my "database" of masculine card ideas. I had fun designing this card for my brother's 13th birthday.

Materials: corrugated cardboard, packing paper (brown background),
green cardstock, DCWV (printed paper), Thickers,
Michael Strong Texturizing stamp, Heidi Grace stamp (sentiment)

It's actually quite a simple design. The hardest part was tearing apart the corrugated cardboard! :)



Have a happy, creative day!


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