It is time again for a Really Reasonable Ribbon Challenge! The NEW Challenge is to make a masculine project, plus ribbon! I have been making more masculine cards lately, and thought I would make one that would be good for a boy or a teen.
I colored this cute The Greeting Farm image with Copic markers. I just now realized that I used both orange and red on his shirt, but forgot to add red to the card. Rats!
One of my favorite RRR ribbons is the diamond satin. I think I have it in every color! I used the orange from the Primary Diamond Satin assortment on the card in two places.
Besides being hooked on ribbon, I am also hooked on buttons. RRR has a nice variety of Buttons Galore buttons. I have used one from the Key Lime Pie assortment. I tied some bamboo cord through the button holes, because I just don't "do" naked buttons!
I wanted to give you a peeky at my layers. I used foam squares to add dimension to my projects. Normally I used my ATG for attaching the paper, but both my ATG dispensers ran out at the same time! So I used my precious supply of Scor-tape for this card!
Here is a view of the inside of the card. I finally had a chance to use my NEW Memory Box vintage bike die!
And for a special treat, I pulled out one of my old sketches to use for the card.
Cardstock: WorldWin Papers ColorMates Smooth Heritage White, Heritage Black, Dark Emerald Isle; Copic Xpress It White
Designer paper: Echo Park This and That Charming, For the Record 2 Documented
Stamps: The Greeting Farm Special Autumn; Papertrey Ink Birthday Bash Sentiments
Ink: Clearsnap Colorbox Fluid Chalk Ice Blue; Tsukineko Memento Tuxedo Black; Copic markers
Ribbon and cord: Really Reasonable Ribbon
Button: Buttons Galore and More
Die cuts: My Favorite Things Vertical Frame; Memory Box Vintage Bicycle; Sweet and Sassy Stamps Mini Tag Dies
Adhesive: Score-tape; Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L foam squares
Such a gorgeous masculine card inside and out!! ~ Blessings, Tracey
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I agree that this card is gorgeous! I love the colors and that awesome image!
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Jo