Today I do a have a few simple cards that I created a few weeks ago for my boys. They both had a birthday. My oldest turned 22 and my younger son turned 19. Man! That makes me feel old to say that!!
Anyway, they are not little anymore so I didn't want to make anything too young looking. That can be hard to do and even harder because it is for boys. Here is waht I made:
This set was for my oldest son. I tried to make the guitar look like his bass. Although, he informed me that this particular cut is not a bass :)
I cut the guitar from Indie Art Cricut cartridge several times to get all the layers I wanted.
I made this set for my 19 year old son.
All the cuts come from Birthday Bash. Of course, I needed a Peachy Keen Face. I used PK-757 Wide Eyed and Bushy Tailed Face Assortment.
I hope to be posting more this coming week. My husband and I have been doing a little remodel and it is taking a little longer than we expected. Hopefully we will be done this weekend.
Thank you all for visiting and Happy Crafting!!
My boys are 23 and 16 and I know exactly what you mean by it being hard to make cards for them. You did a great job though! I take it they are into playing their six strings? lol...same as my boys! It's hard to believe how fast times goes by! Hope you all enjoy the festivities!
ReplyDeleteSusan
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Wow, these are totally rockin cards! Love them both~my boys are 22 and 28 and I can to relate to what you mean. My oldest actually has been playing for along time. He is recording/writing and playing in NY. Loves it! Thanks for sharing~your cards are awesome!
ReplyDeleteSherrie K
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Bass or not, I think it's a great card! I like the simplicity of it as it lets the guitar be the center of attention.
ReplyDeleteMy son is almost 17 and I think music is the safest and most interesting cut to use. I love both your sets.
ReplyDeleteThese are Wonderful! I love them! :-)
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Sherrie K
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