Another weekend another card. This one is my entry for Sweet Stampin' Challenge where the request is for men's cards.... how timely, it's my brother's birthday next weekend.
(oops - didn't realise this side shot has revealed the sticky fixers but no time to take another)
Items used - circle spellbinder dies for dry embossing & cutting frame
card and acetate from stash
Stampin' Up edge punch
sentiments-PB and Hero Arts
peel-offs
Items used - circle spellbinder dies for dry embossing & cutting frame
card and acetate from stash
Stampin' Up edge punch
sentiments-PB and Hero Arts
peel-offs
I wanted to feature a camera on this card as my brother is a keen and talented photographer, in fact he's recently had his snap of Brighton Pier published in the August edition of Sussex Life, you can see it here. Unusually for me there's very little stamping on this card just the sentiments on the front and insert. I don't mind admitting that I find men's cards a pain in the arse and nearly resorted to buying one.
It was a busy weekend which commenced with a gut-busting full English at The Caff followed by hedge cutting, dividing perennials, hanging dusty drawers in the living room and coat hooks and saucepan rack in my craft room. Look away Emma Kate, I did not countersink the screws or fill the holes with wood filler....they are visible!
love the picture of Brighton Pier!! Well I doggie sat for my sisters pooche. So it was all walkies and playing kong haha
ReplyDeleteI love those shelves and the interesting assortment of contents you've collected on your travels.
ReplyDeleteThe card's great, too!
My weekend? A rare one off with copious amounts of spicy food, booze and merriment! xxx
This is very cute! Thanks so much for playing along with us for Anything Goes week over on the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge Blog!
ReplyDeleteLove the card, perfect for a keen photographer like your brother.
ReplyDeleteYou're your own worst critic, I can't see any sticky fixers (even if I knew what they were!) or screws, the dusty drawers and hooks all look great, and such a lovely array of things displayed on them too.
I was in London this weekend - about to try and get a post done about it, if only the kids would stop arguing so that my refereeing skills are not required... xxxx
Well done to your brother! Great card for him too. I find it hard enough buying mens cards, so I am very impressed! xx
ReplyDeleteLove the shelves ... and the card ... and can't see any screws or sticky things either :0)
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Those draws for shelves is a great idea, love it. I have an old printers draw with miniature things in it that hangs on the wall in my bedroom that I have had for years. My weekend was busy, Saturday I was the official un professional wedding photographer at a wedding, and relaxed all day Sunday.
ReplyDeletelove the drawer shelves and all your knick-knacks Fiona - sounds like you got loads done at the weekend! Great card too, perfect for your talented bro x
ReplyDeleteGreat job on your bro's card, and I agree boy's cards are dull! Love the shelves, pretty impressed you put them up yourself, but that says more about me than you. I used to do things like that, but i've lost the will and the skill. Got a 50th coming up this weekend (can't remember last weekend now)! Xxx
ReplyDeleteWell done thise card . Thank you for joining Brown Sugar Challenge
ReplyDeleteLove that card! Where do you get your ideas?
ReplyDeleteAs for the DIY - spectacular! You don't want to be hiding your screws at all! If you're anything like me you'll change it all around in a year or so and with hidden screws, those things would be a bugger to get off!
The drawers look amazing and are so useful for displaying chazzing treasures. Your saucepan rack looks very level indeed! Well done! xx
Love your card, such a clean bold design - I'm sure your brother will love it too!! Thanks for joining our Just for Men challenge this week at Sweet Stampin' and I hope you'll join us again soon, love Jacky x
ReplyDeleteThis is such a fun card - so creative!
ReplyDeleteThank you for participating in the Sweet Stampin' Challenge!