You can DOUBLE your chance to win by going over to Everyday Cricut and checking out the additional projects over there and leaving a comment. Winners will be announced next Wednesday right here on Scrapguy!!!
I used Cord'inations WhiteOut and embossed with the Cuddle bug Divine Swirls and sanded it down. Only three gems to add a little bling but not make it to in your face.
size is A7
I embossed a cut of metallic paper for the main cut. I used another Fiskers edge punch, the velvet ribbon again, and heat embossing to complete this 5*5 card.
I used a SU embossing folder and Cord'inations WhiteOut--again with the sanding. Remember I am a guy and we all like our tools and I consider a Tim Holtz Sanding block a tool! Embossed the flower pot and used pattern paper for the shadow. Size is A7
Here are a few examples to show a guy can use pink paper as well! LOL!
I love the flat bow which I made in a two step process (1 make the loops, 2 wrap a pc around the center of the loops). Cut the birdcage and top notes and added rows of bling to the cage base. Size is A2
This card base is also from Cricut Songbird. I took a top note shape--sized to be A2 and copied it on my gypsy. I lined them up welded and POOF! a fancy card base was born. I also sized a top note for the front. I debossed the card base so the inside had a lot of WOW as well. Sanded again. Embossed again. Inked the edges of a white top note for the inside and heat embossed the sentiment. Here is the cut file for this card--it is in googledocs and can be easily downloaded!
I wanted something simple yet special. I added bling to the ribbon and some glimmer mist to the dark grey birdbath cut. Used the cuddle bug again and think it came out great. Do not be afraid to alter your ribbon with bling, ink, sanding, or washing.
Remembre to check out the sister post on Everyday Cricut and leave comments for you chance to win! While you are there be sure to enter to win the expression they are giving away--you can also click HERE.
Thanks for coming by and we will see you next week!
Bryan
Bryan, I love your take on the Songbird cart and the less frilly approach to the cards. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI am so happy to have found you. It is really hard sometimes to create a nice card that is man friendly. I am going to love seeing your creations. Thanks for taking the time to share.
ReplyDeleteDebbie from The Colony
I love your more masculine take on cards, I myself a female dislike so much girlie stuff. My fav card is the the embossed metal bird and branch. I might need to get this cart.
ReplyDeletethese designs speak to me...they let the receiver just enjoy the message and feel the serenity of the design not try to figure out if and where the sentiment is on the card amidst all the fru fru! i've been a follower for awhile and still say, how refreshing each time you post! congrats again on the everyday cricut gig!!!
ReplyDeleteWow!! Great cards!! Thanks for showing more of the Songbird Cart...I haven't been able to see good examples of all it has to offer.
ReplyDeleteSuper cards. I like your use of metallic paper - hadn't thought of that.
ReplyDeleteThese cards are amazing. I love your use of the songbird cart in such a simple but elegant way! Thanks so much for sharing. Glad to be a new follower of your blog! Heard about you on the ustream chat for EdCricut.
ReplyDeleteThe cards are really neat and I love the ideas for the guys in my life. Found you on the Everyday Cricut, and I'm excited to see what's next!! I love my Songbird cart, and agree that not too many seem to use it. The K Company paper will be a terrific prize to win. Good luck to everyone, and Bryan, keep up the great ideas. BethAnn M
ReplyDeleteFinally, some guy-card options! I'm not extremely good at color selections, so I tend to look for example cards to emulate on all of the card making blogs. These cards are man-tastic!! Thanks for sharing, Bryan!
ReplyDelete--Susan
The cards are great! I tend to ink alot too! And I like sanding the edges as well. Thank you for sharing your talent with us.
ReplyDeleteYou are so talented thanks for sharing your work.
ReplyDeleteSo happy to see you as a guest on Everyday Cricut and looking forward to seeing your work all week!
ReplyDeleteI've been a follower of yours for awhile and can't wait to see what you come up with next!
Thanks for the chance to win the cartridge or the paper... both are great!
This is just too cool........a guys perspective on scrapping and cards. Thanks for the color ideas and a chance to see your work. I would love to win the Song Bird cartridge.....you're right ...it is more than just fonts.
ReplyDeleteI Like your cards. I found your blog thru Obsessed with scrapbooking. Thanks for sharing your talent with us.
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog and love it! You're very talented. Thanks for sharing your creations.
ReplyDeleteGreat cards. Your blog is very nice I will enjoy following you.
ReplyDeleteI am thrilled to become a follower and not just because there's blog candy to be had. You have great skills and vision! Thanks
ReplyDeleteKimCreate
Your cards look great. It's wonderful to get some ideas that aren't so "frilly".
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ReplyDeleteI like the cards you shared here even better than the ones you shared on Everyday Cricut! Thanks for sharing! I am now a follower!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards. I like the last one the best. Will become a follower. Thanks
ReplyDeleteMy kind of cards without all the fuss!Great work.Hi from Michigan
ReplyDeleteloved you ideas.glad i found you on everyday cricut.
ReplyDeleteLove all the cards. Happy to have found your blog.
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas! It's about time we got a guy in the mix!! Follower....YEA!
ReplyDeleteI love that bird on the branch card. You did so many great cards!!! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteOH MY GOSH!!! I can't think which one of your cards is my favorite..all of them!!!! I thought the ones you did for everyday cricut were soooo amazing..but so are these!!!! Beautiful job Bryan, I know...not a manly word, but it's the only word I can think of to describe your work!!!
ReplyDeleteoh and again (more videos please!). I know you are super busy, but your instructions on how to do a project are so clear!
take care and *hugs*
Lisa Sturgill :)
I am already a follower, any way to get daily updates in email?
My Stampin' Up demonstrator is a guy too and he is so creative. Can't wait to see your creations.
ReplyDeletegreat job, Bryan!! Congrats on this big honor!!
ReplyDeleteLove your card ideas! I will be looking forward to getting your inspiration. I became a follower.
ReplyDeleteMarjorie from TX
marjorie_brundage at sbcglobal dot net
I love the bird and birdbath card - simply wonderful
ReplyDeleteThose are great cards. I especially like the congratulations with the white image.
ReplyDeleteI'm making cards also, so thanks for your terrific ideas. You do really well. Grandma Quilter
ReplyDeleteVery nice cards, I especially like the one congratulations one with stripes and bird on branch. TFS
ReplyDeleteChris
Love the fact that a guy shows us something they like. I never know what kind of thing to do for my hubby or his friends for special occasions. Happy I saw yours at everyday cricut. Thanks
ReplyDeleteChristina Alvarez
Your cards are beautiful, and I love your take on the Songbird cartridge.
ReplyDeleteMelissa D
you are absolutely right, it is hard to make masculine cards, my father in law loves to get cards, but i never know what to make.
ReplyDeletethanks for all of your ideas.
Dora
Bryan, love your approach to cards! I have 3 boys & 1 SIL. I'm always stumped. Definitely a follower now. And the songbird cart. looks scruptuous! TFS
ReplyDeleteI love your cards! You are very talented!
ReplyDelete~Kathy~
I love your cards and color combos! I'm hoping to get Songbird sometime - apparently not just for the font!
ReplyDeleteawesome cards!!!
ReplyDeleteLoved your cards - tfs!
ReplyDeleteLove the birdbath card. Have not seen this cartridge before. I will definitely have to investigate.
ReplyDeleteluckiepup@yahoo.com
nice cards, love the brn and blue polka dot ones! Could you get my husband into scrapbooking? Oh no wait then we would be fighting over cartridges ! LOL thanks Michelle
ReplyDeletei love these cards! they are so creative and different
ReplyDeleteI just became a follower! I have 2 boys and struggle to make their pages beautiful but not too girly~ya know? Thanks for sharing your creativity!
ReplyDeleteJanine
Wonderful ideas. The colors are all fantastic. I guess I'm going to have to get a sanding block, it really looks nice with the added touch of sanding.
ReplyDeleteI love The way the paper and the cuts came out. I cant wait until my hubby comes home so I came show him your blog. He has tried to surprise me by making me cards with my cricut. I think seeing a mans approach might help inspire him. TFS
ReplyDeleteEmily C
youngnos27@yahoo.com
Bryan,
ReplyDeleteI like the simple cards you have done! Man cards are hard to come up with
Thanks
Lynda
flockerbie@indy.rr.com
I love the first card you posted. Love blue - my entire house is painted in shades of blue. I am going to have to look for that great white core-dinations paper - I haven't seen that one at my Jo-Ann's.
ReplyDeleteLove your cards! I don't like alot of fru-fru, so you're cards are perfect! I just signed up for your blog and I'm looking forward to following.
ReplyDeleteSue
lewers3@yahoo.com
Wow Bryan!!!! great cards. You have given me such great ideas on doing man's cards. My husband is not a crafter,but he enjoys watching me making cards and layouts. He says he won't do it ,not because he is a man,but because he does not have a crafting bone in his body. I disagree. I think he is very crafty. Anyhow, thanks for sharing your talent and given me an apportunity to win such great blog candy!! (scrappyfrannie)
ReplyDeleteJust super ... love your perspective ... great cards!
ReplyDeleteJo xx
I love how you embossed and sanded or inked the bird images! That is a great idea--totally going to lift that one!
ReplyDeleteWOW! The second card (with 'Congratulations') is amazing. I really love the colors and the overall look of it!! Thank you for sharing these wonderful ideas!!!!
ReplyDeleteCeleste
www.ccscards.blogspot.com
Great ideas for cards. I will subscribe, to see what other ideas you come up with, and likely steal a few!
ReplyDeleteMary
Great Man cards on the Everday Cricut e-mail. Guy ones are just hard so I love some ideas.
ReplyDeleteLaurelle Rollo
I am so glad to see a male view point and ideas for making cards and scrapbook lay outs. I have always struggled with making cards for may male friends.
ReplyDeleteBTW your not the only one who needs "tools" to for crafting. My husband supply of sand paper, basal wood, dowels... for his hobby keeping ending up on my scraping table.....Go figure
.gail
So awesome to see cards from a man's point of view. Love them all. You do great work.
ReplyDeleteI have just jumped into cardmaking myself - I've been a scrapbooker since I was a kid. Fairly new to Cricut & LOVE IT! Great to have a guy's take on all this which will help me make stuff for my DH & bosses. I am now rethinking the Songbird cart -- it was not on my radar until now. I'm discovering the hazards of blogs, as they tend to make me want it all! Love Everyday Cricut & your blog. So helpful!
ReplyDeleteBryan,
ReplyDeleteFinally - a blog I can refer to when I am looking for masculine cards! I've become a follower and bookmarked your blog to return more often.
I love seeing more masculine cards. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI don't know how I have missed your blog for so long, It is great! I will be coming here to visit and get that GUYS way of card making! And you did a great job using pink!
ReplyDeletethanks for the chance to win!
Carol N<><
Great cards Bryan! I especially like the bold pattern paper on the last one. My fav. paper is the core'dinations and was thrilled to see so many projects with it, sand block is a tool!
ReplyDeletewow! i actually like the colors for a card for me! haha. you rock! yep i will definately be on this blog often.
ReplyDeletethanks!!!
-amy
amylucimar (at) yahoo (dot) com
Great cards, thanks for sharing them and showing more projects with songbird.
ReplyDeleteWhat a FABULOUS site! Love what you can do with paper! (and that paper is terrific!) Will stop by often!
ReplyDeleteSusanJ
Bryan Is there anyway that you can save your file from your gypsy to a .cut file so I can Design Studio? I do not have a gypsy....yet LOL...
ReplyDelete.gail
you are one very talented guy! nice to meet you! and yes, i'm following you now too. please come by and say hi to me!
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to get some ideas for manly looking cards. You did a great job as usual. Thanks
ReplyDeleteWOW!! Great work on all of your cards!
ReplyDeleteSo happy to see you as a guest designer on Everyday Cricut.(The first time I saw you was on a video With Tammy & Joy I became a follower then)AWESOME JOB!!!
ReplyDeleteRosebud222222222
GREAT designs and nice to see a man's perspective.
ReplyDeleteAnd even more wonderful cards! Wow.... TFS with us and for offering prizes. I am a follower already. Just a note..I don't have this cart yet and I'm a huge fan of Amy Butler. Hint, hint! LOL
ReplyDeleteLaurinda
OhScrappyDaze Cricut MB
Amazing. Love them.
ReplyDeleteI love your cards! I get tired of all the glitter, pink and frilly bows!
ReplyDeleteI love these cards, this looks like a pretty cool cartridge, thanks for the chance to win it!
ReplyDeleteNothing is better than a man who has style! Love your style!! Look forward to following you!
ReplyDeleteLove your cards. So glad to have found you through Everyday Cricut. Can't wait to see your ideas here and on their blog.
ReplyDeleteAll of your cards were cute. I am so glad you will be feature cards aimed towards men, it will make it easier to give one when I can scraplift. LOL
ReplyDeleteOhhh your cards are so great! It's great to have a guy's perspective. Looking forward to your posts on Cricut Holidays as well!
ReplyDeleteKeisha
Love all of these cards! thanks for sharing them
ReplyDeleteYour cards are fantastic! I love the blues and greys you have used. It is great to see a guy enjoying the "art" of scrapbooking and cardmaking. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a great cartridge. What fun cards you made.
ReplyDeleteGini
OMG!!!!! There is no way a guy scraps this GOOD!
ReplyDeleteYour work is so PERFECT and NICE! I'll be STALKING your blog from now on : )
I love all of your cards, Bryan and you are right about not being able to find alot of supplies or ideas for masculine cards--thanks for your ideas--I am looking forward to following your blog and your Saturday on Everyday Cricut
ReplyDeleteLoved your card and it is great to see a guy's ideas...can't wait to see what you do next
ReplyDeleteLove the cards.
ReplyDeleteErin K.
ekell77@hotmail.com
I'm really enjoying your blog! I really like that thinks are less "girly". I have to teen boys and making things for them is a challenge, but with your help I'm learning how to "man it up". Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWell I have made my way over from everyday Cricut and I love your ideas. I will be back again I think for a peek at you ideas
ReplyDeleteBryan,
ReplyDeleteIt's great to know there are guys out there that scrapbook. I am always looking for ideas for cards for the fellas.. Your cards are great..I like the fact that you used some flowers backgournds in your cards but yet.. it wasn't feminine looking.. thnx for sharing and I've added you to my list of blogs to follow..
Love these "guyish" ideas! Thanks so much for the inspriation!
ReplyDeleteThese are terrific ideas from a great perspective! I am definatley becoming a follower! I have 4 brothers and 5 BIL's! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards! Thanks for the guy persepective!
ReplyDeleteLove the blog too...becoming a follower!
Dana
Love having a guy's perspective and "guy" projects.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to dust off my songbird and make some cards today! These are great!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for giving us cards that my guys would like. I really liked that you used "Songbird" which I did think of as mainly a font cart--you showed me so many more possibilities. Again thank you for sharing your time and talent.
ReplyDeleteHello, wonderful cards, that cart looks
ReplyDeletejust awesome, TFS
I am going to follow as well!
MaureenH
Canada
angels2craft@yahoo.ca
Always love your stuff. I really like the grays you used.
ReplyDeleteWOW Bryan, I had a busy week at school and haven't been by. You have been one busy guy. I love all the cards from this week, and these are all different from the ones at Everyday Cricut. I really love the Monday card with the lamb. That is so cute. Well dare it all the cards this week were great. Way to go ScrapGuy!
ReplyDeleteI am so glad I subscribed to your blog and became a follower! It is really hard for me to make a male card! Finally, someone to share his male card ideas! I can't wait to see what else you share! Love those that shared with us
ReplyDelete!
Thank you for being a part of Everyday Cricut.
ReplyDeletesmgoodie smgunderscoregdpathotmaildotcom
Absolutely love your cards!!! TFS
ReplyDeleteVery cool! I love the more masculine feel of them. I'm always trying to think of more masculine ideas, as I have only boys. I agree that there aren't enough 'guy' cartridges. It's getting better what with the BatMan and the Superman carts. But what about guys who hunt or fish? One of my first carts was Camp Out. And I love the things I can do with that. Have you used it before? I'd love to see your take on the cuts. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteHi Bryan, I'm happy to see a man's perspective on our obsession. Looking forward to seeing what you do.
ReplyDeleteSo good to get a male take on ways to craft! Had not paid much attention to Songbir- will have to check it out on my CDS. Thanks
ReplyDeleteGreat cards and colors! I am a follower too.
ReplyDeleteIt's so good to have a guy approach to card making! I make cards for our church family and I can use male oriented cards. Yours are great!
ReplyDeleteGreat job. This is great for all guys. WTG!!! I am now a follower
ReplyDeleteSongbird wasnt a cartridge I was interested in as I have 2 boys. Thanks for putting a guys spin on it, I'll have to add it to my collection! Thanks!! Keep up the Great Job!!
ReplyDeleteI just read through your blog and I love all of the things that you do. super duper job
ReplyDeleteBryan...you did another batch for your blog?....yummy!
ReplyDeleteI just love your work! I love how you make multiple cards with the same color scheme! Great way to use up your paper!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards Bryan! I'm already a follower and I'm heading over to Everyday Cricut right now to check out your new monthly feature!!!
ReplyDeleteMelissaAllore on the Cricut Board
Wow great cards.. you are an enabler Brian...
ReplyDeletesongbird is not a card i would have bought but now.... maybe i will win... yeah.. LOVE the paper too... or i am now a follower..
Great cards!! Thanks for the chance to win:)
ReplyDeleteTammy M
kolkatamom @ bellsouth dot net
Great cards you are super talented!!I found your site from Cricut Holiday guest designer spot. Thanks for giving me a more manly perspective on scrapping. I needed it because I have 2 sons and a husband with lots of glitter until now!!
ReplyDeleteNice Cards and it's nice to see a man in this Cricut world! I look forward to check out more of your blog Brian!
ReplyDeleteHi Bryan, I've been on your blog before and just love your work. Congrats making it into Everyday Cricut!!
ReplyDeleteThese cards with the Songbird cartridge are very nice. I have that cart and am going to make some cards just like yours.
Thanks for the oportunity to win some blog candy!! Goodluck everyone!!
Milly D
What great cards. I am glad to see that bling and pink are okay...now I can point out your blog to my wonderful hubby and say "SEE!"!It is great to see a man's perspective.
ReplyDeletedcravens
Wow I follow several crafting blogs but this is the first by a guy! I am enjoying your work, especially the sanding. I need some pointers on that mine never turns out right.
ReplyDeleteYour work is AMAZING! Beautiful colors! I love it! Gail
ReplyDeleteLove the cards. Look forward to following you.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Just Awesome! All of the cards you have shown here and on Everyday Cricuit are just wonderful!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI like seeing a guy's take on cards. I love your cards - you do a great job. I'm signing up to follow your blog. I like this cartridge also - would love to win! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGiGi
gigiact2@bellsouth.net
Love your cards! Can't wait to see more of your stuff on Everyday Cricut and here.
ReplyDeleteSuzanne
LOve the cards. I know your post on Everyday Cricut is going to be great.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad that Everyday Cricut had you design for them this Saturday. I always have a hard time making guy oriented cards and your blog is fabulous :) Thanks so much!!!
ReplyDeleteSherri :)
scunning74@gmail.com
Leave it to you to come up with these outstanding card. I absolutely adore the flower pot and flower one. I am a master gardener and need cards for other members sometimes (yes guys as well as women too). One of our members is really into birds and gives some very wonderful talks and classes on attracting and Id of birds. He would love these cards also Thanks for shareing.
ReplyDeletelove these cards
ReplyDeleteteri.barefoot@gmail.com
Great cards Love the ones that you did on Everyday Cricut as well, Keep the great ideas coming!
ReplyDeleteFantastic card. Love the Core'dinations paper. I haven't looked at the Songbird cartridge much but may have to rethink that.
ReplyDeleteHey, Scrapguy! The cards are great... I've been trying to convince our art teacher he needs a cricut! :) I especially love your scrap page layouts. I'm definitely going to be a follower, and I look forward to seeing all your creations. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYour cards are amazing...
ReplyDeletelove to see a male scrapper :D
Hugs Anja
Wow great job Bryan, love the colors and papers. Great looking cards. TFS
ReplyDeleteGreat cards - thanks for featuring the Songbird cart. I haven't really looked at this one before, but see lots of opportunities!!! I'll keep my fingers crossed - THANKS!! ;-)
ReplyDeleteBryan, you are a Godsend!!! I love the Songbird cart and truly would love to be the winner of it! Your cards are gorgeous and I super enjoyed looking at your past projects. I have so many ideas now!
ReplyDeleteThanks - Candice J
Fabulous cards! I have one husband and two sons that I can now make good cards for!!! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteBryan,
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your creations! It's so refreshing to see scrapbooking and cardmaking from a male point of view! I like the sanding idea too, gives it such a unique look. I, too, haven't paid much attention to the songbird cartridge, but after your cards and tips, I'm thinking this is one I might need to add to my collection! Thanks for your hard work, the cards are fantastic!
My favorite is the birdie in the fountain that is mostly brown. Never thought brown could look so good. And the bling is just right. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGreat Cards. Nice to see something from the male point of view. I would love to download your top note card but I don't have Songbird. I would love to win the one you are giving away.
ReplyDeletemks
Bryan, you do great work. I especially like the bird inn cage card. TFS
ReplyDeleteI have been going back and forth about this cartridge. You pushed me over the edge! I have fallen for it!
ReplyDeleteI love your cards. This is a great cartridge!
ReplyDeleteGale M
Louisiana
Wow! you were a busy Scrap Guy indeed! :) I've been following you so, no need to do that :) I ordered my gyspy at the launch and so loved it that I started my blog and named it around that...sweetsassydiva-gspot aka gypsy spot. :grin: It's great to see you follow my blog as well. I just have to find more time to scrap which is hard with two little ones. :) The gypsy is helping because I can steal a few minutes here and there. Thanks for sharing the great projects and a chance to win some blog candy. It's great to see that's it's ok that my 6 yr old DS likes to play with my gypsy too. :)
ReplyDeleteThese cards are so my style...so nice to have a source of inspiration that is not so "girlie"....cannot wait to see more of your creations.
ReplyDeleteShona in DFW Metro
Your take on guy cards is very good, maybe cuz your a guy? ha Anyway I love them all. I just got Songbird (finally M's got it in) Will look forward to seeing you again on Everyday Cricut and will follow your blog. TFS
ReplyDeleteDonna C.
gocricutgo
What great examples - thanks for sharing your creativity!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! I've really been on the fence about this cart but I think you've sold me.
ReplyDeleteFollowing by email.
I'm excited to have found your blog. I'm always at a loss for ideas for my husband and son. Thanks for inspiring me.
ReplyDeleteeulouise
What a treat to find your blog. I love your cards and seeing a masculine take on cards. Keep them coming.
ReplyDeleteYou are amazing. Thank u for showing us the beauty in songbird.
ReplyDeleteGreat cards....I also like the flat ribbon, thanks for the inspiration. Tina - stpauloj at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteLove your cards! How nice to find a guy who makes projects both guy and lady friendly. And I thought Tim Holtz was the only guy doing this stuff!! Who knew!
ReplyDeleteI just love a Rare Guy! I really like the congratulations card and the bird cage card. It really is great to see how a guy puts things together. Gives me ideas for cards for the men in my life.
ReplyDeleteThanks
Pam
I have become a follower. I found you through the Cricut e-mail where you shared the cards you made. Fabulous work! Keep up the creativity, dude!
ReplyDeleteThis is so terrific that you are a Scrapper!
ReplyDeleteYou do great work and I love that you are sharing them with us. Keep up the good work.
Lynneguini@gmail.com
Great cards, I am not a cardmaker much but these are great. I became a follower. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteI am loving the cards. I am looking forward to seeing the masculine side of scrapbooking. Julie Hendersonville
ReplyDeleteLove your masculine take on cardmaking, it is refreshing! I have to try more embossing and sanding! I have 3 boys and a husband who I am always challenged to make cards for. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards! I wasn't too sure about needing this cart, but you have totally sold me on it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration.
Awesome cards! I'm so happy I stumbled upon your blog, you're a great inspiration :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing cards, thank you for sharing your talent with us!!
ReplyDeleteTuki from the Cricut MB
I agree with some of the other posters.
ReplyDeleteThese cards are as nice as the ones you put up on Everyday Cricut.
I love your work, became a follower when you put the little lamb card up for you niece.
TFS
You have done a fantastic job using the Songbird cart. These cards could be used for either sex. Also, congrats on being the featured guest on Everyday Cricut. Hope to see you back there again soon.
ReplyDeleteKaren
excellent job. and i think the inspiration from men is especially good to help us when making items for men.
ReplyDeleteOMG, Bryan!!! Shut the front door!!! haha What great projects!!!! I'm so jealous that Joy and Melanie get to lunch with you!!! I'll always treasure our "ribbon shopping moment!"haha Seriously, great projects!! You have really outdone yourself on these cards!!! Great job!!
ReplyDeleteLove the cards! I'd love to see a LO using this cartridge too!
ReplyDeleteOh I'm so happy to find your blog and ideas. As a mom to 4 boys and grandma to 1 grandpuppyson, I'm running out of guy ideas!! Thank you for your input!
ReplyDeleteHi Bryan!
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy to find a man's perspective on crafting! I browsed back through your older posts and your work is wonderful ... thank you so much for sharing with us. I've become a follower so I don't miss a thing!
Have a great weekend!
Cindy
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ReplyDeleteWonderful cards. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteJust subscribed to your blog! I love the masculine touch on your layouts and cards. My son is into scrapbooking with me and it will fun to show him your work. Thanks for all the great ideas. Off to play!
ReplyDeleteyou have style, really great style. thx for sharing
ReplyDeleteI love that your cards arn't so frilly and frou frou, I am definitly inspired. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWow you make some awesome cards, love to see a guy create stuff. Thanks for the male inspiration
ReplyDeleteNanaDoona on MB
YOur cards are amazing. I love the welded top note card base. I will have to look for that on my existing cards. Thanks for sharing. I became a follower so I can come back and see the prospective from the other side.
ReplyDeleteYour cards are great...TFS! I'm lovin seeing things from a guy's perspective. I'm looking forward to the projects you'll be sharing w us.
ReplyDeleteCarol
aka cyimbugbitten
Terrific work, Bryan! It's great to see a few guys embrace this awesome hobby, and do it so beautifully! Really enjoyed what you shared, and now have Songbird on my wish list!
ReplyDeleteLynn in FL
Great job Bryan on all your projects and congrats on being selected for Everyday Cricut...I am already a follower and look forward to seeing what you create!!!
ReplyDeleteTerry
It is so great to see a guy's view of cards and you do them wonderfully. Keep up the great ideas and great cards....
ReplyDeleteWow, I love the cards you made. It's great
ReplyDeleteto know you enjoy papercrafting as much as I do!
Can't wait to see what your next projects will
be.
Love your cards - thanks for sharing your talent.
ReplyDeleteSusan
love2trvl@charter.net
So glad you were on Everyday Cricut! I might not have found you otherwise - so glad to have a male point of view to be able to create for the guys in my life! Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to see things from a guys point of view in the crafting world. This will really help me with my card making. Congrats on your new spot!
ReplyDeleteVery nice!!! Love looking from a guys view!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing work! I love your cards! I was on Everyday Cricut and saw your cards and I am now a follower. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletewow. I just got the songbird cartridge and you have really inspired me to use it right away. Thanks Bryan.
ReplyDeleteLOVE your cards! TFS :) Oh, and I became a follower.
ReplyDeleteI am always looking for less frilly cards. It is tough but these are fantastic.
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is WOW! Bryan I never would have thought to come over to this blog until I seen your work on the everyday cricut blog... And I have to say I'm sooo glad Joy & Melanie has put you up there for us all to see.... Your cards are wonderful and inspiring! :) I now have become a follower after checking out how great your blog is! You're very talented and I look forward to seeing a lot more of your craft!:)
ReplyDeleteAmazing! I'm not a frilly girly girl - your projects appeal to my sensibilities. Would love to see videos on how to actually put these together as well - I'm more a visual learner so videos are more impacting for me. Thanks for the guest post. You know have a new follower!
ReplyDeleteLove your ideas. Just found your blog in the last day or so..
ReplyDeleteLove your creations! I struggle to make masculine looking cards and layouts...
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win.
Tammy Vincent
I love your blog!!!!!! Im new and just became a follower Thank You so much I have 2 boys and a husband whos not to fond of glitter and lace lol. You give me so many ideas and are very talented!!
ReplyDeleteBryan, you have been busy!!!! Love the cards you created for EDCricut. Your color schemes are so great. I have some whitewash paper that I've been reluctant to use...I think it's time to break it out! Thanks, Pam
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Bryan, I am so glad you are showing us how to make our cards a little more guyish. I have sons and they aren't into bling and such. I love the bird card with the bird bath. Nice card
ReplyDeleteThank you
Linda in Stanwood
hi bryan, i look forward to seeing more of your work this week. efghaus@yahoo.com
ReplyDeletethanks so much for the ideas! We have a overabundance of men in my family and I'm sure they would love me to learn how to do some non frilly cards for them!!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards, Bryan!!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on being featured at Everyday Cricut (that's how I found you)! :) Looking forward to following your blog and seeing more of your amazing creations.
Thank you for sharing,
Jennifer