I think they may have turned out just two different styles rather than masculine and feminine. Her cards had a wonderful curve at the bottom of one and a bracket on the other one. I didn't have either of those dies so I went old school. That's right....the dinner plate ;) For the one on the left I used Ruby cardstock and patterned paper from the Sparkle and Shine paper pack. I used the silver washi tape for the bottom of the card that peeks out from under the Ruby.
I also cut my star from paper I had covered in the silver washi ( I really love that stuff !) The banners were cut from a die from SSS called Folded Banner. It's a perfect size for most sentiments. The sentiment is from the A Holiday stamp set. I stamped it in versamark and then embossed it in silver. I used my CTMH silver metallic marker and outlined the tree.
I'm not sure either of these cards qualify as gender specific, but this one is just a little more fun than the other one. The chevron stamp is from My Mind's Eye and I used CTMH Pear pigment ink. The cardstock is Neenah Desert Storm and CTMH Pear. I outlined this one with my Signo white gel pen. I cut the star from some scrap yellow pearlized paper. I used the same banner die and sentiment, but with Cranberry cardstock and AC white embossing powder.
These cards were fun. I can't wait to try some of the other ones from today. That's it for me tonight. For real this time :) Thanks for stopping by!
Both cards are very pleasing to the eye. I love how you used the dinner plate for the curve. It's fast and easy and oh-so-do-able. Great cards! :-) -B
ReplyDeleteGreat cards! I totally love this 'challenge'! You did an amazing job!
ReplyDeleteFabulous job, really striking - I haven't tried this card design yet. And good job on using a dinner plate! Great idea.
ReplyDeleteVery crisp and bright. Great cards for either gender!
ReplyDeleteYour cards are great! And using the dinner plate worked wonderfully!
ReplyDeleteLove your take on the "his" and "hers" Christmas tree cards. Very nicely done!
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