
Thank you so much for joining me today for part 3 of my Masculine Makes series. I have a fun card for you today that would be great to give to the males and females in your life.
How are you finding this series so far? Has it helped or inspired you to make any masculine projects?

The colours I chose are from the Brights collection, they are Daffodil Delight, Pacific Point and Poppy Parade along with Basic Black and White cardstock.
The legs of the stand were made with Cinnamon Cider cardstock, I wasn’t keen on this new In Color at first but it’s growing on me.

The ‘HOPE YOUR DAY IS’ came from the new Game On stamp set, it’s my favourite stamp set in the Annual catalogue. The sentiment was white heat embossed and punched with the Classic Label Punch.
The dies I used for the ‘SPOT ON’ are from Apple Blossom.

I had a lot of fun making this card and I am chuffed to bits with how it turned out. I forgot how pretty the Pacific Point cardstock is.
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You can find all the dimensions to make this card at the bottom of this post as well as all the Stampin’ Up! products I have used.
Have yourself some crafting fun.
Dee x

The Brights collection cardstock is available in a multipack of all 10 colours or you can buy each colour individually. I have added both choices below.
The Game On stamp set is available in English, French and German – see below.
Product List
To make this card
Cardbase – Pacific Point cardstock 4 1/8″ x 11 ¾”. Score the long side at 5 7/8″. Fold and burnish with a bone folder.
White Mat – White cardstock 4″ x 5 ¾”
Pacific Point Mat – Pacific Point cardstock 3 7/8″ x 5 5/8″
Each ring was die-cut with the Layering Circle dies except for the largest ring which is 3½” wide.
To make the legs for the stand – 3 pieces of 1″ x ¼” Cinnamon Cider cardstock.
The arrow is from an old Stampin’ Up! die set but you could make your own.
Instead of using Stampin’ Dimensionals or craft foam to give the target some dimension I have used one of the plastic rings from the Double-sided adhesive. I adhered it to the back of the target and then adhered the target to the cardbase.














