Have you been following my Stampin’ Up Masculine Card series using The Open Sea Stamp Set? So far, we’ve seen 4 very different cards using the same set of supplies!
StampNation Members have TWO more videos in this series!
Club Inbox Members are learning how to use this set and make a magnificent watercolored background with it!
The paper crafting industry really caters to us girls, because most stampers are…well…girls! And we like girly things like ribbons and bows and pretty colors and glitter….but sometimes, many times, we need to make a Masculine Cards. We have lots of men in our lives, right? And sometimes we need to show them the love.
So, if you need some supplies to make Masculine Cards, too, this Stampin’ Up supply list will give you TONS of options! (click on highlighted products to view in my store):
- The Open Sea Stamp Set, Word Play Stamp Set
- Cardstock: 120953 Crumb Cake, 119685 Cherry Cobbler, 101722 Not Quite Navy, 101650 Very Vanilla
- Ink: 115657 Soft Suede, 119669 Cherry Cobbler, 103008 Not Quite Navy
- Accessories: 105826 Mat Pack, 116631 Paper Piercing Tool, Brads, 123124 Early Espresso/White Baker’s Twine, 119976 Square Lattice Embossing Folder, 113439 Big Shot, 104430 Dimensionals, 101610 Sponges, 119741 Metallic Brads
If you would like to order Stampin’ Up product, Click here to visit my Online Store! (make sure my name is in the upper right hand corner, otherwise you are ordering direct from Stampin’ Up and will pay more and not get Stampin’ Rewards on your purchases!)
Out of the 5 cards in this series, which is your favorite? I think this one is mine. I love the simplicity of it, but at the same time it packs a punch with the textured background and the Crumb Cake accent piece that is pleated and stapled. Fun!
Click here to view the first Masculine Card in this series.
Click here to view the second Masculine Card in this series.
Click here for the 3rd Masculine Card.
Click here for Masculine Card #4.
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I tried and tried and tried to pick a favorite, but it was impossible to do. All of them are worth keeping (and possiby framing). These are the kind of cards where I’d have to make at least 2 — one to send and one to keep to just look at and admire. Thanks for sharing your expertise with all of us.
I love looking at your blog everyday. I am really excited about your new series. I bought all the supplies to make the first set and have the open
Sea set on my order this time. Thanks for all
Your inspiration.