"Brother's B-Day Shirt" (Origami Shirt) Handmade Card

"Brother's B-Day Shirt
http://www.ruthiesgreetings.com/birthday
I made this card for a woman's brother.
His favorite color was red.
Origami shirts are great for male cards.So
 I thought this was perfect
for him! The solid khaki color
was a good choice because it matched the
polka dots, and made the red stand out.
Inside the card, she wanted a message that
highlighted her brother's character,
but wasn't too long. So, I chose the
"a.k.a" characteristics lol.
They were both pleased with this card :-)
http://www.ruthiesgreetings.com/

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