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Masculine Christmas Card - Our Daily Bread Designs

What a privilege it has been to join Our Daily Bread Designs' talented team this month as their guest designer! I'm so thankful!

Today I'm sharing a masculine card. This card is quite simple. I wanted to make a narrow card, that would fit in a tag envelope, so I altered the frame from Flourished Star Pattern Die Set cutting it in half vertically and adhering the halves one on top of the other. To hide the alteration a bit I added a piece of tan gross grain ribbon that also gives the card a rustic feel to the design.


Supplies
Flourished Star Pattern Die Set
Splendorous Stars Die Set
Snowflake Star Stamp Set
Winter Collection Paper Pack

I hope you enjoyed seeing my little card today! Thanks so very much for everyone's support and encouraging comments at ODBD!!!

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  1. Beth NormanNovember 28, 2014 at 8:03 AM

    Congratulations on being guest designer. It's a wonderful stamp company. I've been eying this die. You did an awesome job with it. Great work, as always.

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  2. Marilyn MathisNovember 28, 2014 at 4:57 PM

    Beautiful card. Will work good for a man.

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  3. BernadetteNovember 28, 2014 at 6:26 PM

    I have to kick myself! I commented on the blog announcement that the card is "pretty" and then clicked on your blog, Graciellie! I see now you meant this to be a masculine card. Can "pretty" still fit? I do like the card. It definitely will work for males! Thanks for sharing it with us!

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  4. essay writing companiesJuly 29, 2017 at 1:57 AM

    These cards are super pretty and dainty! so much love and effort seems to have gone in their making! very lovely work

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