I made this card for the July MCPT challenge on the Cricut message board. I loved this image so much I went out and purchased the stamp! The only Cricut cut on this card is the tag under the sentiment. I cut the tag from the Stretch Your Imagination cartridge. I used Prisma pencils and mineral spirits to color the image. I added some stickles to the flower and glass and I attached skittles with some glue dots. The sentiment is from Stampin Up!.
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
July MCPT Challenge
I made this card for the July MCPT challenge on the Cricut message board. I loved this image so much I went out and purchased the stamp! The only Cricut cut on this card is the tag under the sentiment. I cut the tag from the Stretch Your Imagination cartridge. I used Prisma pencils and mineral spirits to color the image. I added some stickles to the flower and glass and I attached skittles with some glue dots. The sentiment is from Stampin Up!.
June MCPT Challenge
Turtle Birthday Card
- Pooh and Friends Cricut cartridge
- Pooh Font Criscut cartridge
- DCWV Nana's Kids mat stack
- Color Box pigment ink ~ Brown
- Martha Stuart pigment ink ~ spring green
ZooBalloo Birthday Card
I made this for my nephew for his birthday. Here is what I used:
- ZooBalloo Cricut cartridge
- Design Studio
- K&Co Classic K McKenna Mat Pad
- K&Co Hopscotch Boy Mat Pad
- Color Box pigment ink ~ Brown
Friday, July 10, 2009
Thanksgiving Door Hanger
I made this door hanger for my partner in BOAB #2 on the Cricut message board. Her favorite holiday is Thanksgiving. Here is what I used:
Supplies:
- Door hanger (I purchased mine from a local craft store)
- acrylic paint ( I used brown, orange, gold, and cream)
- paint brush
- sponge
- mod podge
- foam brush
- card stock
- ribbon
- Colorbox pigment ink in chestnut brown and brown
- Cricut Design Studio
- Cricut Pooh and Friends
- Cricut Pooh Font
Step 1 - paint the door hanger using brown acrylic paint. I used 3 coats allowing to dry between each coat.
Step 2 - sponge paint using orange, gold, and cream paint; allow to dry.
Step 3 - Usinging Design Studio and Pooh Font cartridge, select marker font and type "Give Thanks" at 1 inch and weld the letters together. Type this again using marker shadow feature and weld these letters.
Step 4 - Cut these shapes from Pooh and Friends cartridge: basket cut @ 2 1/4 inches ( I cut off the apples), veggies cut @ 2 inches four times (1x in green, red, orange, and yellow), leaves cut @ 1 1/4 inches seven times ( 3x in brown, 1x in red, orange, and yellow), pumpkins cut @ 2 1/4 inches four times ( 1x in green, orange, light orange, yellow orange)
Step 5 - Use Colorbox chestnut brown ink to ink the basket and brown to ink the veggies, leaves, and pumpkins.
Step 6 - Coat the door hanger with Mod Podge, glue down all the Cricut cuts, then cover again with Mod Podge. ( I covered it 2 more times allowing it to dry after each coat) When dry I added the ribbon.
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Saturday, June 20, 2009
Welcome Baby Mary!
Here is another card we are posting for Mom. She made this one for some friends who just had a baby girl. Purple cardstock for the base, and a baby word paper from Hobby Lobby for the 2nd layer. The tags were cut from the Cricut Expressions: Plantin Schoolbook cartridge. Mom cuttlebugged the 2nd layer of the tags w/ the "Swiss Dots" embossing folder. Purple buttons and ribbon from stash embellished this lovely card. This is one of our favorites that Mom has done! We love you, Mom! :D :D
Happy Mother's Day!
This is a card Mom made. (We daughters are posting it, 'cause Mom's not quite in the "blogging mood." lol.) She made it for our Grandma. Haha, we know its way past Mother's Day, but we thought we would post it anyway. Mom created this card on the Cricut Design Studio. "Mum" was cut out of the Cricut Expressions: Beyond Birthdays cartridge. We love the patterned paper along w/ the shimmery green paper on top. She used a punch for the border on the green paper. Mini red brads embelish the top corners. We like it a lot and think you will too! TFL!
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