Masculine get well card ideas

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I had forgotten about this adorable "Back on Your Feet" set. I especially LOVE the turtle. I even colored the turtle and giraffe in on the c...

I love this stress-free card making idea. Sharon Armstrong with TxStampin teaches you how to quickly make three greeting cards using a simple method with a stamp, ink, and a few cardstock colors. This method is amazingly helpful when you are short on time but want to send a personalized card or note. Video tutorial included. You can go ahead and make your card now.

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I needed a masculine 'Get Well' card... and I also wanted to try out the 'Fracture Technique'. So easy to do... and such a lovely card to card to mail out too! I chose the papers in the 'All About Autumn' DSP (Designer Series Paper) stack. The paper strips are Very Vanilla and Crumb Cake. Thanks for checking this out! Stamp set - So Sincere Ink - Night of Navy Paper - Crumb Cake, Very Vanilla, All About Autumn DSP Accessories - Stampin' Trimmer, Stampin' Cut and Emboss Machine, Layering…

I love this masculine encouragement card and the fact that it only takes about 10 minutes to make. Connie Stewart with Simply Simple Stamping has so many easy-to-follow video tutorials and card making designs that will spark your own creativity. Get started today with this fun paper craft.

I always delay making male cards for as long as possible – but when I think about it they are quite simple. Maybe it’s the lack of glitter, butterflies, flowers, bows… the things that find their way onto most of my cards. Anyway this is a card for one of my husbands workmates, wishing him … Continue reading Get Well Soon

Bruno and I have had a very busy week with family visiting and my Grandfathers funeral - and Bruno has been creating some cards for when we go away and return so we can get ahead and inspire you all. One thing that he mentioned which was so interesting for me to hear, was how calming he found the card making. That it helped him to be less stressed. He turned off all electronic devices and just made cards... no distractions, no notifications, no pings of the phone.... and he said it was just…