Manly Monday: Hi Love

Hello Love

When I see a tree I’m reminded of  a tall (everything is tall to me… I’m 5’1″) strong masculine figure.  When a tree is cut & prepared  to become wood for the production of furniture, a home, or beautiful ‘hardwood’ floors it remains sturdy and strong the way the men in my life are (I have five brothers, plus my dad and a husband).

For this reason I am so in love with the Hardwood stamp.  The possibilities are endless and in case you missed it, you can see my previous hardwood stamp card right here.  Even after it retires I will NEVER sell it as I do my other retired stamps that you can just happen to see right here.

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This is a very Quick & Easy card to make too.  Let me explain how I did it.  First, I cut an 8-1/2′ x 11′ in whisper white card stock in half to give me a 4-1/4 x 5-1/2′ standard A2 size card.

Second, I stamped the entire card in Old Olive ink and then stamped three of the Banner Blast stamps on whispher white, and two with White Stazon.  I then punched them out with the banner punch, which you can no longer get for free, but I will be giving my stamp set and punch for free… keep reading to find out how.

Finally, I used glue dots to adhee the banner to the left over Baker’s Twine from a previous project.  It was that Quick and Easy![clear-line]

Want the Banner Punch

&

Banner Blast Wood-Mount Stamp Set

FOR FREE!?

  1. Purchase any of the Hip Hip Hooray Kits ($19.95) between now and April 15th.
  2. You can order more if you’d like… LoL
  3. Every person that purchases a Hip Hip Horray Kit will be entered to win and a lucky winner will be announced on April 16th.

Banner Punch is valued at $12.95 and the Banner Blast Wood-Mount Stamp Set is valued at $19.95.  That’s a combined total value of $32.90!  How do you like them apples?  Go on and enter to win by clicking on one of the sets below:
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About Maggie

I'm a Graphic Art Designer and Greeting Card Maker. It's a form of therapy and I love what I do, so I never have to work a day in my life. It's my win-win situation after a 25-year Air Force career as a hospital administrator.

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