Make masculine cards for the dudes in your life with the "Thanks Man" stamp set from Stampin' Up!
If you like to make cards for those special “dudes” in your life (aka boys and men) then the “Thanks Man” stamp set from Stampin’ Up! is a must-have.
As the father of a teenage boy, I knew the second I saw this stamp set that I had to have it. I’m not sure when I went from “Dad” to “Bruh” and “My Dude,” but that transition has happened and there’s not much I can do about it. At least now, I can make cards for him that speak his language! Check out these cards I made for dudes.
Sorry Cards
Backgrounds are so fun to make! For these I used some embossing paste with the "Water & Dotted Lines 12x12" masks from Stampin' Up! The result looked like "scales" or "rocks" to me. And since they were rough to the touch, I found the perfect sentiment in this set to go with it!
I Appreciate You
For this ultra masculine, cool dude thank you card, I started with the "Forever Plaid" 3D embossing folder. I sanded the card stock afterward to get that worn look. Then I cut elements using the "Extraordinary Life Dies" to give it that industrial look and finished with the bold sentiment, which rightfully takes center stage.
Relax, My Dude
I made this last card to showcase that background die (Eyelet Blooms) that has since retired. But I think it works great as a surfer dude type card with one of these sentiments on it. I finished it off with a funny sentiment on the inside that’s from a retired stamp set. (One More Year)
There you have it, a few cards for dudes made by yours truly. I’ve included a list of the supplies I used below so you can check them out if you want.
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Until next time my friends, take care of yourselves and don’t forget to keep on crafting! ~Steve
Items below are linked to my online Stampin’ Up! store. Just click and you will be taken there. Print the list by clicking on “Supply List” at the bottom.
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