Make the Cards Challenge #64

This week was a Technique Challenge using Washi Tape on the card, my favorite colour is green so of course, I would gravitate to my green washi tape.  After making the diagonal background piece, I put together the card base. I decided that it was looking masculine, so I stamped the image and layered it along with the sentiment.

 




 

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  1. AnnaOctober 3, 2022 at 10:03 AM

    I love the washi tape background! Such a wonderful way to use that washi tape! Thank you so much for sharing your work us at Make the Cards Challenge and we hope that you can join us again soon.
    Anna, Make the Cards Design Team

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  2. Cindy B Designs | Cindy CouttsOctober 4, 2022 at 1:13 PM

    Great tape choices on this wonderfully masculine card. Thank you for joining us at Make the Cards Challenge and we hope to see you again tomorrow for our new challenge.

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