Good Morning Fellow Stampers ~
Happy Hump Day! It's time for a Class With Wendy video tutorial. We've been holding off for a little while on videos after all my internet issues last month. But we're back on board and giving it another try. Things have improved some, although not quite where I'd like them to be. Turns out that I can't get the internet speed I'd like to have in my community (unable to run the wiring and lines necessary), so we've had to make do with a replacement of the current line and a fix to the very badly deteriorated internet connection I had earlier this spring. Things did go a little more smoothly earlier this week with the upload, so I was at least breathing a sigh of relief over that !!
I have to apologize though, profusely!! I really wanted to showcase these cards and this technique BEFORE Father's Day this past weekend, and I just ran out of time to get everything done the way I wanted. So we're coming in a little "late" and thus, I've changed the focus off of Father's Day, and more strictly to masculine card designs in general. This technique is really fabulous for masculine cards, and I have fallen in love with it. You MUST give it a try!! I may even give it a try with some "contraband" colors of embossing powder and try to create some pretty feminine cards. I'll let you know and share how that turns out!! 😉
These featured cards were created for a local class in early May using a number of products from the Urban Underground Suite in the Spring Occasions Catalog which are all now retired; nevertheless, as you can see from the card I create in today's video tutorial, we have lots of fabulous current products that you can use to create masculine cards. Need any of these products? Click on the product carousel at the end of today's post to go straight to that product in my Online Store.
So let's "go to class" together, and have some crafty fun!
Measurements for Today's Feature Card:
- Card Base (Basic Gray cardstock): 8-1/2" x 5-1/2", scored at 4-1/4" [fold to the top for a horizontal card]
- Early Espresso mat piece: 4-1/8" x 5-3/8"
- Background Designer Series Paper (Wood Textures): 4" x 5-1/4"
- Vertical Side Panel - Silver Foil: 4" x 2"; Basic Black mat: 4" x 2-1/4"
- Center Sentiment Panel - Silver Foil: 3-3/4" x 1-3/4"; Black Inset for Sentiment: 3-5/8" x 1-5/8"
I hope you have enjoyed today's virtual class; do not hesitate to contact me with any questions or if you need help with Stampin' Up! in any way. We will have another Class With Wendy installment very soon; so stay tuned!! And I'll be showcasing a "how to" on the Lovely Laurel Thinlits on my Business Facebook page shortly . . . so keep an eye out for that one too!!
Finally - I'm excited to tell you that we will be taking a "virtual tour" of my Studio very soon! So you won't want to miss that one either! Keep an eye out!
Until Next Time . . .