This has been a busy past few weeks for me and my husband. We have been doing major home repairs and my husband even chose to take a week of vacation to work on our house. His birthday is next week, so I thought this card would be very appropriate. I used paper from the Premium Photo stack from DCWV and layered it on black cardstock. I then used my Everyday Paper Dolls Cricut cartridge to cut my little Mr. Fix-It. He, his little overalls, and hat are cut at five inches. I antiqued the overalls a bit by coloring them with my Copic markers and then spraying them with frost Shimmer spray. I crafted his little tool belt and shoes from some real leather scraps (my husband's hobby is leather-working and stamping). I used a little bit of ribbon to create his handkerchief. The sign was created from the Camp Out Cricut cartridge and the lettering for "Mr. Fix-It" is from the Printing 101 cartridge. I accented the card using my white Gelly Roll pen. I used some "screw" brads in each corner from the Paper Studio and my little heart was formed with my Fiskars punch. I think my Mr Fix-It will be very happy with his birthday card
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