Here is my card for the release featuring Winston's Birthday. I decided to make a masculine birthday card. This would work for any child or guy in your life.
For My second card I got a bit messy and used a stencil with some Heidi Swapp Sprays. I tried to gradient the spray by using Black and a Silver.
I really lie the way it turned out even though it bled a little bit beyond the stencil. Some times you just have to work with your mistakes or mishaps. :-)
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Debbie Owens (Indy) - Guest Designer
Great colors in the masculine card!
ReplyDeleteYour "experimental" card is really great! Love the smooshy gradient stenciling, and wood-grain Winston! The whole DT has done a great job showing the versatility of this set.
ReplyDeleteBoth your cards are fabulous, love the fun colors!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your both the cards. Perfect masculine cards, love all the colors. :-)
ReplyDeleteBoth the card are amazing!! Love the gradient colors using the stencil and sprays, lovely!!!
ReplyDeleteSo very cute and love the pattern you created on the second card!
ReplyDeleteI love how perfectly the colored presents paper coordinates with little Winston's present, and I like how you showed that this set is great for non-birthday cards too!
ReplyDeleteLove this new stamp set!
ReplyDeleteCute cards! The Winston release is so adorable!
ReplyDeleteNice cards.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute cards!!
ReplyDeleteWinston is so adorable, and the cards are cute!
ReplyDeleteGreat coloring and paper choice on the first and I like you use of a stencil on the second.
ReplyDeleteLovely cards thank you for creating them.
ReplyDeleteLove the little paper pieced Winston on your second card! FUN!
ReplyDeleteI love your fun little cards! This set is so versatile!
ReplyDeleteI just love all of the bright and festive paper that you used!! Perfect for a birthday :)
ReplyDeleteAH-mazing cards! Loooooove the colors and just FUN vibe of your first card! Little Winston holding a present is adorable! And your misty card is INCREDIBLE! I think it's perfection! And I CAN'T wait to try that gradient misting out myself! <3
ReplyDeleteWonderful masculine card with nice choice of papers on the first and great use of stencils on the last.
ReplyDeleteGREAT ideas on those cards! I love 'em!
ReplyDeleteFabulous cards!! I love the stencil design...cute!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Debbie!
I really like the way your stenciling turned out. It makes the tire tracks look a little muddy. And Winston looks adorable.
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness! I didn't realize you had a second card! So fun! I love the stenciled shapes behind him - so fun and a great masculine card!
ReplyDeletelove paper piecing - great job.
ReplyDeleteSandra ltb
Amazing creativity.
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loving your first card!! I wish I could play pattern paper like that!
ReplyDeleteLove this new stamp set, and love your cards! Can't wait to be able to use it myself!
ReplyDeleteGreat man cards and oh so cute!!! Great job.
ReplyDeleteLove this stamp set! Great cards!
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are great. Love the second with the graduating color scheme.
ReplyDeleteLove the backgrounds on both of these...beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteLove your cute cards.
ReplyDeleteThe background on the second one reminds me of tire tread.
This would make a fun hang in there type of card.
Thanks for sharing,
Crafty hugs,
D~
DesignsByDreagonfly.blogspot
Cute cards - love the layers and the bears.
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