This week at Make My Monday
Caz would like you to use a Sports / Hobbies theme for Men / Boys on your project.
Producing masculine cards is not my favourite thing so this has been a bit of a challenge for me:) but contrary to expectations I've enjoyed the theme ..
here's my cardsI bought this stamp when I first became interested in rubber stamps... it was used to make a card for my son :)
after that it hasn't been used much but it was just right for the MMM challenge plus it's one of the few humerous stamps I have. I find it difficult to come up with humerous cards, do you ?
POP along to the MMM challenge site and check out my teamies wonderful inspiration pieces... and have a go, we'd love to see you.
Products used
Main Image: Stamps Happen It's Only a game.
Pro markers, Whispers Strokes, water colours
Stamp Bord
Provo Craft Embossing Plate
Tim Holtz Distress inks
GRRRR I can't get rid of this big gap!
This next card is also an attempt at "Humerous" it also fits the bill for the challenge at LIM which is to make a One Layer Card and to my horror with doodles!... I can't draw for toffee! so I thought I would have to give LIM a miss this week but with tongue in cheek this is what I came up with using the MMM theme of men/boys, sports/hobbies
I "painted" the grass with water colour paint then "doodled" with a black marker pen ....lol
As usual I'm looking forward to visiting your blogs to admire your work
take care see you at your place :)
xx suzib xx
19 comments:
Great cards Suzi - I too am struggling with the male theme this month you though have got it right to a tee!!!
Jacqueline xx
Love your humerous card Sue. The image and sentiment made me chuckle as did your little tale of the doodling on your less is more card. May not be much but hey - still doodling!
Have a great week.
Fliss xx
Love the humour behind this LIM card
Kathyk
Both these cards made me smile particularly the top one - that's a brilliant stamp and the quotes on both are so good too. Have to trawl through my stamps to see what I can find.
These are such fun.
Wishes
Lynne
Loving the humour behind your second card...
Great challenge card Sue.
Two smashing cards Sue. Annette x
Well done Suzi, you have produced 2 great male cards and both made me smile.
Have a great week.
hugs {brenda} xox
You applied ink 'by hand' so that#s good enough for us Suze
Super card, perfect for a guy
Thank you very much
mandi
"Less is More"
I'm so pleased you didn't bail out this week Suzi!
This is fun!
Thanks so much
Chrissie
"Less is More"
Hi, Suzi! Fabulous cards!!! I think both are fabulous--and I, too, HATE when blogger does things like not letting me get rid of a big break! WHY?! But, your cards are amazing, so that's what counts!!! :)
I love your golfing cards Sue and they certainly made me chuckle! I think the doodling in the second is great and really brings the grass to life. Vicky x
Great cards Suzi, love them. Hugs x ChrisB
Two fun cards. Love the humour. x
Two great cards but your golfing one really made me smile..brilliant
Anne
you make my monday and my wednesday :-)
I love both cards because they are full of humor and your doodles are on the right place :-)
Love your first card Suzi, being married to a golfer it really tickled me and I imagine most golfers will relate to the 2nd one:) Love your doodles I think I definitely over complicated the challenge!
Val x
By the way where do those large gaps come from?!!
Hi Suzi, Two wonderful men's cards, made me smile and the doodling works great!! Love your card below too, smashing!
Your gaps come from inserting a picture and not bringing the text up. It's difficult to explain but when you add a picture the curser moves below or sometimes beside it. You can manipulate the curser when you are creating your post, by using the enter/ back button but be careful, you can delete stuff. Not a problem though because there is always the redo button at the top. I think they have tried to help with our posting and the curser seems to have a mind of it's own, it's almost as if it's trying to design for you LOL I hope that helps a little , sorry if I've confused you more, Gay xx
I think you've done brilliantly with your cards Sue. I don't do humerous either and often wish I could. The first one would have been very apt for my OH last weekend (he shares the Queen's birthday). As one of his pressies we're sending him, son and SIL for a bit of a golf knockabout (none of them have ever played) in an attempt to get him interested in something ............ anything, before he retires next year. I can well imagine this is what will happen, lol!
Hugs
Lesley Xx
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