In need of inspiration for a masculine birthday cad, I turned to the sketch at CAS(E) this Sketch
Here is my interpretation:
I stamped 5 of the patterns in Basic Gray and punched them out with the SU Hexagon punch. All 5 did not fit on the edge so I decided to do the sentiment over the 5th one. The sentiment is also an old SU stamp. I added some dimension by popping up the hexagon and sentiment with foam tape.
Looking through my stamps, to see what I could use for the shapes, I found these badly neglected hexagons from SU a few years ago.
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Masculine cards are so difficult for me. I have to admit, I balk at getting them done and usually end up scrambling at the last minute. Your card works perfectly for a guy. Maybe if I checked my collection of sketches more often, I'd get more inspiration.
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