Tag Archives: masculine cards

Freebie Friday – Gallery Idol Top 10!

Posted on June 18, 2010 by paper crafts online

Welcome to Freebie Friday! Is everyone ready for Father’s Day this weekend? I mailed off my care package to my dad this week. Like most dads, he’s always saying, “Don’t spend your money on me. I don’t need a thing.” So I … Continue reading →

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Groovin’ with the Go-to Gals – Masculine Cards

Posted on June 16, 2010 by paper crafts online

Men. Can’t live with ‘em and you can’t live without ‘em. And you’ve probably realized that it’s really hard not to paper craft for them from time to time. Because let’s face it. Men have birthdays, too. And then there’s … Continue reading →

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Magazine Monday – Gallery Idol Meets the Garage

Posted on June 14, 2010 by paper crafts online

Welcome to Magazine Monday! Today we’re kicking off round 2 in our exciting Gallery Idol competition. The Top 15 finalists were only given three days to create their masculine cards for this week’s round of voting. And if that wasn’t … Continue reading →