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Jan. sketch challenge w/ Muses Amy & Leslie

We have two fun layouts for you today.

 

 Frosty Fun by Muse Amy Allred

Amy used the awesome Winterland for this layout. It's the perfect base for some chilly fun. I love the transparencies she used along the top for icicles.

 

Photo Shoot by Leslie Mitchell

Leslie combined Western Round-Up with Nautical for this cute layout. I love the addition of denim for the banners and the belt loops she added.

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~Moxxie
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Ahoy! w/ Muse Daniella

Have you entered our card challenge? Find it here.

 

A friend of mine asked me to make a Pirate card for a boys birthday party.  I knew I had the perfect paper for the job!

 

 

 Moxxie's "Nautical" paper line has everything for a budding pirate!  Papers, diecuts and stickers in wonderful styles and colors.

 

I used a Tim Holtz Blueprint stamp and die set for the skull and added a piece of red fabric like a pirate.  I think it made him a little less scary.  Some gauze and a diecut and this card was finished!  

 

Have an awesome day!! Ahoy!!

xxDaniella

Masculine card w/ Muse Daniella

Did you see our blog hop winner? Is it you?? Check the next post down to find out!

 

If you know me, you know I always do very girly and ornate cards.  But while looking through my Moxxie papers, I found the Nautical collection and thought it would make awesome masculine cards!  This line would also be fabulous for the 4th of July because of the colors.  Moxxie does have 4th of July paper HERE, but this collection would work just fine!

 

 

I started with the "Land Ho" patterned paper for the base and used the Nautical Collection Die Cuts for the frame, telescope, anchor and the ship.  I glued the ship to the paper and added the frame on top with pop dots.  I distressed the ship and frame with sandpaper.  I love how the frame is crooked, like it's handmade.  I couldn't help myself, I had to add gauze!  Just a little in the corner.  Maybe it looks like it's so old it's a cobweb, or it could be like fishing net!  I wanted some red on the frame so I colored a piece of corrugated cardboard and attached it to the bottom corner and layered the die cuts and Nautical Stickers on it.  To make it balanced I added some thin twine and a red sicker to the top corner.  The scalloped border on the bottom is another sticker.  Maybe men like a few blue rhinestones??  I Hope so because I added a few!!

 

Do you like making masculine cards???

 

 

xxDaniella