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Showing posts with label cards for men challenge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cards for men challenge. Show all posts

Saturday, August 27, 2011

Cricut Cardz Challenge # 89 and cards for men # 17

for Cricut Cardz Challenge #89 The challenge for this week is "It's a Jungle Out There!" Make a child’s birthday card using something you’d see in a jungle…monkey, lion, tiger, giraffe, zebra, hippo, etc, and any cartridges or colors you’d like.

 Challenge 17 - Anything Goes

  at Cards for Men, and this time we have a really fun one for you:
ANYTHING GOES
(but remember, the card/project has to be for a boy/man)
 
this one was so easy for me to put together, I  had this on my DS for over a year, I was trying out different ways to weld and this was one of my first, just did not use it until now.  I also did not have Life is a Beach when I designed this so I was happy to add the big leaf. I am also glad that there are lots of babies, because with this giraffe it looks a bit babyish...well, it did say for a child!! and there are lots of little boys around too!
paper is from k &company itsy bitsy baby boy and k&c wild saffron
 

Monday, April 12, 2010

MoJoMonday # 134 and Cards for Men #8

Cards for Men #8
The challenge is open until midnight BST (British Summer Time) on the 25th April 2010 and the rules are

1. The card must be for a man/boy.
2. You need to follow the theme/sketch that is set.
3. It must be a new card.
 
yesterday while making the thank you card for Jason I had made 2 guitars, this one was to small for his card so I put it aside for another day, not knowing it would today.
Mojo Monday's sketch, I put it on its side and went from there.
cricut Indie Art Guitar @ 3 1/2 inches
Stamping You Rock @ 2" base and shadow
Pedestal card for CFM
Paper is My mind's eye, complete boy 

pop dotted the guitar
                                               I forgot the name of  this paper, but has a really nice shine to it
                                                          made into a pedestal card