Surf's UP One More Masculine Card

This card is for the guys in your life that love the beach which is my three guys! This card was so easy and quick.


Supplies

Paper Tempting teal, Pacific Point, Pumpkin Pie, Whisper White
Ink- Pacific Point, Pumpkin Pie, Riding Hood Red
Stamps-Branch Out, Just surfing, Sanded
Accessories-Aqua painters, clear embossing powder, fine spray bottle Circle scissors plus, ice square brads.

Comments

Lyn S said…
Love the bold colours! Great guy card!
9:10 AM
Tina said…
Very cute. You're on a roll with the maculine cards, wish I could come up with these great ideas!
10:45 AM
Kelli Waters said…
Surf's up! I love this card. So cool :)
2:05 PM
B said…
Oh love the fun colors and the way you cut out the waves!
5:50 PM
Kirsten said…
I really love this card, the colors are so bright and bold and the surfboards make me want to go back home to San Diego. Great job
8:14 PM
Selene Kempton said…
So Flippin cool! I love this! Now i need this stamp set! Thanks for being my enabler!
1:14 AM
Holly said…
Oh cute! Love the surfboards, and the way you cut the blue cs to simulate waves on the ocean is genius!
1:50 PM
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