Boy Birthday Thank Yous

Back in April, my oldest son turned 8. We hosted a great laser tag party for him and his friends. Of course he received gifts, and gifts always mean thank you notes. But I have such a hard time with male cards, much more so with male child cards. They're past the cutesy, but not to the adult male stuff either. Waltzingmouse to the rescue! The owner, Claire, created a couple of GREAT sets for boys: Free Spirit Boy and Free Spirit Sentiments. I had just received my Papertrey Ink order as well, and thought A Little Argyle in boy colors would be a nice background element. So this is what I came up with. I also used Waltzingmouse's Off Beat Backgrounds for the "hills" for the skater dude and PTI For the Graduate to frame him.

Supplies: stamps: Waltzingmouse Free Spirit Boy, Free Spirit Sentiments, Off Beat Backgrounds and Papertrey Ink A Little Argyle and For The Graduate; cardstock: PTI Stamper's Select White and Kraft; ink: PTI Pure Poppy, Enchanted Evening, Vintage Cream and Colorbox Chalk Wheat; PTI Mat Stack 1 steel die

 

2 comments:

Laurie said...

Heather this is an amazing card! I love the color stamped on Kraft and the argyle background is great! Love it! Alot! :)

Lynne Phelps said...

I love WMS and I love this card - especially the way he is skating over the chevrons of Off Beat Backgrounds!!! One of my fave sets! I also love that one strip of argyle - I just got that set and used it for the first time on my golf card! Love your PTI aesthetic - I so admire that style! You ought to be on their design team!


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