Good Saturday morning! I'm excited to be back on the Winnie and Walter Blog again this morning to share some more fun projects with my Winnie and Walter stamps!
Today I thought I would show an easy way to lay out some sentiment stamps and make both a feminine version, and masculine version at the same time! I love making two slightly different cards at the same time - you put out about the same amount of time and effort, but come away with two unique cards! Here is the feminine version:
Today I thought I would show an easy way to lay out some sentiment stamps and make both a feminine version, and masculine version at the same time! I love making two slightly different cards at the same time - you put out about the same amount of time and effort, but come away with two unique cards! Here is the feminine version:
I am also linking this up with the current Simon Says Wednesday Challenge - Make it Sparkle:
For these cards I put together my sentiments from the new set, The Big, the Bold, and the Blessings. For this first card, I stamped and heat embossed on vellum with Zing Gold Glitter embossing powder - LOVE the sparkle and shine! I tore the edges, then wrapped it around my wood grain pattern paper from Crate Paper. Added some background scallops cut with a Lil' Inker's border die, a few gold sequins, a bit of jute twine, and some lovely floral pattern paper, also from Crate Paper (that I have to admit I have been hoarding a little because I love it so much!)
Now, the masculine version:
For this one, I used the exact same sentiment layout, since I still had it on my clear block - only I embossed on some soft pattern paper from My Mind's Eye using Ranger Platinum embossing powder - a perfect silvery gold color - so fun! Layered some more pattern paper behind, and finished off with a couple of enamel dots.
Thanks so much for stopping by today! Don't forget you have a chance throughout the month to win a $30 gift card to Winnie and Walter just for leaving a comment!
Thanks so much Shay and Julie for giving me this fun opportunity! Have a wonderful day everyone!
Great idea to make a masculine and feminine version at the same time--love both cards.
ReplyDeleteTwo MOST BEAUTIFUL cards!! Can't pick a fave because they are both awesome!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful cards! Love the big and the bold stamp sets from w&w. such a great idea to make a masculine and feminine version in one sitting!
ReplyDeleteThe cards are beautiful. I haven't tried to heat emboss on vellum yet - kind of chicken. Strange how a few changes can take a card from frilly-feminine to rough-masculine. thanks for the idea.
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards..thanks for showing us 2 ways of using the same sentiment. Love the woodgrain on the masculine card.
ReplyDeleteI think they both turned out FANTASTIC. Beautiful sentiment. The embossing really makes it pop and I love the papers and everything! Hugs- Glora
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful your cards
ReplyDeletecame out. Love that you
made two versions of it.
Carla from Utah
I love both of these cards! You have such a good eye for color and composition, creating beauty!
ReplyDeleteI love the layers you used on both cards. The layers add a richness to the cards. Beautifully done.
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are really gorgeous. Never tried to create a feminine and a masculine card using the same stamp - but you demonstrate how it can work.
ReplyDeleteLove both the unique versions of your cards, the gold and silver is simply fantastic!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are both fabulous cards, but I'd have to pick the feminine version as my favorite! Great sentiment!
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty! I especially love that first one, it's pretty and elegant, your paper choices are perfect!
ReplyDeleteI love both versions of your card! The paper on the feminine version is scrumptious... I can see why you are hoarding it! Pretty sentiment stamp and it looks great embossed on vellum!
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are lovely. Because I love wood grain I especially enjoyed the second card. The sentiment stamp is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are fantastic! What a great way to show how versatile a sentiment can be... Well done!
ReplyDeleteDELIGHTFUL pair of cards Heather!!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the elegant design and the GORGEOUS heat embossed sentiment - WOW - the vellum adds the perfect finishing touch AND it is ALWAYS wonderful to get more masculine card ideas too!!!
THANK YOU for sharing your CREATIVE INSPIRATION!!!
Fabulous pair of cards... Love masculine cards ideas!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, both... but that masculine card is really the star here! MUST have that Platinum embossing powder! One cannot go wrong with W&W gorgeous sentiment stamps!!
ReplyDelete=] Michele
Love both of your cards! That gold pops so nicely...just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow these are awesome! I love the masculine version as masculine cards always seem more difficult for me!
ReplyDeleteTerrific cards! I really love the masculine card! Very unique!
ReplyDeleteLove them...great feminine and masculine cards!
ReplyDeleteWow - the metallic embossing looks amazing - stunning card.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining in with the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge.
Hugs,
Caryn xxx
beautiful cards Heather.. love the gold embossing..
ReplyDelete-Berina
Moxie Craftie
2 Great cards from one design. They look so different. Love the papers you chose and the scalloped edge on the feminine one and the wood grain with the bright stripes on the masculine card. The sentiment is perfect for heat embossing and looks so bold and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBoth these cards are so great, it is difficult to decide on a favourite! Love how you have made the sentiment the focal point. And the choice of papers is truly inspiring!
ReplyDeleteAwesome cards, I love how u used both male and female versions, love the embossed sentiment, TFS
ReplyDeleteGorgeous heat embossing! Ack! You do such amazing work!!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, both of these cards are just perfect. I love love love the first one. It's so soft and pretty. I also love the masculine twist you put on the second card. Very well done!
ReplyDeleteBoth versions are great!! The feminine one is my favorite (surprise, surprise....lol!)
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