Friday, 27 April 2012

Inky again

Hi Friday again , boy these weeks are turning around fast. I have had alovely two days playing around with my distress inks. Decided it was about time I made a few Mens cards. Spent abit of yesterday making my backgrounds then finished them off today with the images.
For my first card I used Crafty Individuals crackle stamp and spodge stamp by Inkylicous and Papapermania Vintage car. The second card used the spodge stamps, chicken wire stamp, and a script stamp all by Inkylicous. The image was another crafty Individuals stamp. The small dots were made through a piece of plastic that I had used a hole punch on.   Really enjoyed myself making these. Will have to put my thinking cap on as I want to make some more mens card.

Wishing you all a great weekend.Hope the weather is kind to you. Will try to catch up with you next week. Love and hugs x ChrisB

7 comments:

  1. What great mens cards - you are so clever. I really like the second one using just the shades of brown - it looks very vintagey

    Have a great weekend.
    xx

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  2. Two great male cards - that bird stamp is one of my favourites and love the way you've done your backgrounds. I especially like the splodge stamp - looks a useful one to have

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  3. Oh fantastic .Love your backgrounds - the splodge stamp is great - haven't seen anthing like that and your idea with the hole punch is brilliant.
    Beryl xx

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  4. Ohhh great makes xxx why do we find it hard to do men's ones lol

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  5. Fantastic backgrounds on these two Chris and brilliant mens cards. I do love them both but I think the blue one just tips the scales as my favourite. Lovely work.

    Hugs
    Lesley Xx

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  6. Hi Christine...hope things are good with you and I see you've been busy playing...love the backgrounds and fabulous cards for the guys..hugs kath xxx

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  7. Two beautiful bits of inking, great cards for men.
    Hope you are doing ok
    Hugs
    Anne

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