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Tuxedo Card

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Today's card is one I created when I was a member of the Splitcoaststampers Dirty Dozen design team.  At the time, I could only release my projects in their Dirty Dozen Gallery.  However, I'm now free to share and thought you might enjoy this simple 4 x 4 tuxedo card. 

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26 thoughts on “Tuxedo Card”

  1. Hi Rae – Feel free to CASE away. If it’s used on a blog or for social networking, I would appreciate being credited for the idea.

    Hugs, M

  2. PS on pins and needles awaiting the unveiling of your new Stamp Room. I hope you’re archiving photos!

  3. Any idea how to tie a red satin ribbon to resemble a bow tie/so the ends don’t show? Really love this card, quick, simple and versatile.

  4. Hi Anne-Marie: Honestly, I typically write a note and don’t do a lot of “interior design.” I DO like the look of a soft amount of stamping for a background on an interior or adding a sentiment that pairs with a sentiment on the front. I’ll kick your idea around, too. Thanks. M

  5. Intriguing idea, Linda. I think you are spot on that this could be a center gate fold card. Hugs, Mary

  6. I love this card and just had to CASE it. Who knew a card so elegant could be so quick and easy to make. I’ve just posted my CASE of your card on my blog (http://stampingandcreating.blogspot.com/). Since you have just posted it to your SCS gallery, I will wait a few days before adding my CASE to my SCS gallery. I love your blog and TFS.

  7. Mary, I remember this CAS, but very creative card. I STILL like it alot. TFS

    Thought you might like this card I just posted on my SCS gallery using All Holidays and Elegant Soiree’ DSP that are retiring. Enjoy and I just LOVE your BLOG !

    Elegant Birthday: http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/gallery/photo/1988760

  8. Just TOO cute, Mary. I love your clean and simpe designs and this whimiscal card show how that technique can be used accoss the board!

  9. Cute as can be, Mary. Love the whimsical elegance…that’s not easy to accomplish, but you did it! TFS.

  10. I love this one. So elegant and manly. It’s always hard to work ribbon into a manly card, but you did it!

  11. Mary – your cards are great and I love to try and imitate what you’ve done (never looks as good as yours though). I struggle with the inside of my cards. Will you dedicate a post or two to show what you do for the inside of your cards?

  12. Dear Mary, This is so adorable. I love it yet simple but so sweet.
    Thanks Mary. Have a great day, Ellen

  13. I love it! This really showcases the corduroy brads. May I showcase this in one of my classes?

  14. Hi Terri: I think the “tuxedo” could work for a masculine birthday, wedding (“for the groom”), an invitation or even a New Year’s card (or occasion). Just to brainstorm a bit. Hugs, M

  15. Mary what at cute card and so easy to change if you need to match up for the bridal party – WHEW WHOOO I have some corudory buttons in my stash. Thanks for sharing.

  16. Really a neat card. The colors are just perfect. It is so sophisticated looking. I really wish I had an upcoming occasion that required a card like this so I could make it.

  17. Of all tuxedo cards out there I like this pattern the best! have a great day Mary!
    PS on pins and needles awaiting the unveiling of your new Stamp Room. I hope you’re archiving photos!

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