Masculine Cards with Rinea Foiled Papers
Hi everyone, Steph here today with two very different cards to share using Rinea Foiled Papers.
Needing a masculine birthday card, I die cut a border of gears from Ruby/Ruby Star Stuck Foiled Paper.
Rinea Foiled Papers cut so easily - even the tiniest of details cuts precisely. Once I die cut the gears, I embossed them, then lightly inked the gears with brown ink.
I used an assortment of 7Gypsies papers, distressing, then matted them with cardstock. Using Beacon Adhesives, I adhered the gears to the left side of the card. A simple birthday sentiment from Joy Clair stamps finished off the card.
For my next card, I embossed kraft cardstock and lightly inked it, then adhered it to the card. Next, I cut Sapphire/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper and then embossed it to create a focal element. I matted the embossed panel with cardstock then adhered it to a larger panel. Whisker Graphics twine was wrapped around the panels which were then adhered to the card. A torn strip of foiled paper was matted with cardstock and adhered on top.
Using chipboard elements from the Robin's Nest, I inked each with Memento Ink. I cut a hot air balloon from Ruby/Ruby Star Struck Foiled Paper then added it to the hot air balloon basket frame and placed it over the twine.
A pennant was created from cardstock and pattern paper. The chipboard Fly was adhered on top then added to the card on a slight angle.
What do you think?
Thanks for stopping by today.