Hello everyone and welcome to Technique Tuesday and My Sweet Petunia Blog Hop!! Today we are showcasing some of Technique Tuesday’s stamp sets and My Sweet Petunia MISTI. If you arrived here from the talented Kia Gibson-Clapper blog, then you are on the right track. If you arrived here on your own, then you will want to start at the beginning, Teri Anderson’s amazing blog so that you don’t miss a thing!
Take a look at my card:
The MISTI makes repeat stamping so easy and fun to do. It has changed the stamping world tremendously. Paired with Technique Tuesday stamps, creating cards are so easy.
Here’s how I created this card:
Cut the card base to 4.25 by 11, scored at 5.50.
Place the card base into the MISTI bottom right hand corner.
Place Technique Tuesday What a Guy nail stamp where you want to start stamping.
Ink up the stamp with Versamark ink and close the door.
Repeat stamping along the left side of the card, turning the nail stamp around.
Set the base card aside.
Create a gift tag using We R Memory Keepers Tag Punch Board.
Decide on the sentiment and place the tag into the MISTI.
Figure out the place of the sentiment by placing the stamps on the tag.
Close the door and the stamps are set.
Ink up the stamps with Altenew Crisp Permanent Black Ink and stamp.
Repeat the stamping if the stamp isn’t as crisp as you like.
Stamp the nail stamp 2 more times on the same color cardstock as the card base and die cut it with Altenew Mini Blossom die cutting machine.
Attach the die cut nails to the tag.
Add a brad to the tag and attach the tag to the card base bottom right hand corner using 3M double-sided foam tape.
Done!
Let’s take another look:
Amazing!!
What is a blog hop without an amazing gift? Yayyy!!
Prizes
- We are giving away a $50 shopping spree from Technique Tuesday and a $50 shopping spree from My Sweet Petunia to TWO lucky winners! Please leave a comment on all of the blogs included in the blog hop by Monday, May 28th, at 11:59pm CDT for a chance to win. The winners will be announced on Technique Tuesday and My Sweet Petunia blog on Tuesday, May 29th, 2018.
Next Stop on this Blog Hop is the:
Ceal Pritchett
You do not want to miss out on her amazing creations!!
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Thanks for stopping by!!
Kreative Kymona 
Those guy stamps are too fun … awesome card.
Kymona, what a great card and design.
Those are wonderful guy stamps I find it hard to make male cards, women I can play with anything I need more male stamps
Nice “man” card. Love how you used TT nails to Nail it!
I love this stamp set for masculine cards. Love your repetition of the nail and doesn’t the MISTI help so much with correct placement. Great project and thanks for sharing.
Fabulous masculine card!
What a wonderful masculine card! Thank you for sharing your design!
Great card and wonderful tutorial.
What a great card design. Simple and to the point, just what a guy would like in a card.
I love my misti for this kind of stamping and you certainly put it to good use! Cute card.
What a great masculine card. Thanks for sharing….
love the simplicity of this card – perfect for a man:)
Perfect masculine card. Simple and classic. Love the colors.
Excellent masculine card! We don’t see enough of these. I especially liked your card layout, as it can be used in so many ways.
I like your clean and simple masculine card.
What a great stamp set for guys! Love your card!!! Even more important, a guy would love your card 😉
Great masculine card idea!
I love blog hops because they inspire me to create. Thank you!!!
Great card !
This is so fun. I love the nails.
Love this masculine card design.
awesome masculine card!
That’s a great masculine card design and the sentiment is so fun !!
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Love your card. It’s always difficult to find a masculine subject for a card, and you “nailed” it!
Wow! Love the stamp set and your card!
Fantastic guy card! Love the repeating nail image, ties everything together.
Your card is awesome !
Lovely card ! Thanks for the insipration 🙂
This is such a fantastic card – great play on words and subtle yet makes a statement! TFS ♥
Great masculine card! Totally a guy thing.. nailed it, perfect.
Guy cards are hard and, arm, you nailed it! Great idea.
What an awesome “manly” card! I think the TT Nailed It is one of the best I’ve seen. Thanks for sharing, Kymona.
A fabulous masculine card, Kymona! Love this stamp set!
Such a fab card, but I’m aware of so many girlies these days getting hands on tough with d.i.y so not just one for the men x
Hey Andrea!! Thank you! I totally agree with you! I LOVE power tools too. Wait until Saturday and you will see.
What a great card for guys! This is a fun set.
I find it aspecialy hard to make nice cards for men, thank you for the inspiration
I love all of the new ideas!
Kumona, that is one fabukous masculine card.
Love the design a lot, too.
Kymona, sorry for the mistypes.. I blamed the small keyboard on my phone 😂😂😂😂😂
Cool manly card!
So hard to make guy cards. This is great.
Wow! Beautiful masculine card!!!
Great father’s day card or general masculine card!!
What a fabulous masculine card!! Love the subtle stamped pattern on the base.
Great guy card!
Oh man, the multiple stamping looks amazing, and it’s so much easier with a stamp positioner! I love how you put this card together; I like the look of tags on cards. Fabulous card for the DIY-ers in my life!
I love floral designs but it’s nice to see something different. Thanks for the inspiration! 🙂
Cool guy cards, thanks for sharing.
What a great card! I love the look of adding a tag with a sentiment to the front 🙂
I really like the way you incorporated the tag into the card front to emphasize the sentiment! Very nice masculine card! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Great guy card! I love the tone on tone stamping on the base.