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Birthday Star Here's a card I made for my husband's recent birthday. I've had the chipboard stars for a L O N G time. Same goes for the paper. I've also got lots of coloured twine and recently bought a ticket-shaped die with co-ordinating stamp set. I liked how it all came together in the end.

Next month I'll be teaching a card class on male cards so this was a bit of a practice run. I don't find the ideas for male cards come easily but there's more boys in my family than girls so I get plenty of chances to improve.


Posted by Kim Tonnet at 10:57 PM 
Fab male card. Love the bles and browns with the subtle green.

March 18, 2011 at 6:44 PM