Accessories: Gypsy, Cricut, brown & blue paper, sheer dot ribbon, fine glitter & ink pad glue, Wandering Gypsy fonts, RSVP stamp & large puppy stamp, Cuttlebug Birthday embossing set, Stampin brown felt writer & brown stamp pad, Martha Stewart edger.
Showing posts with label Cuttlebug. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cuttlebug. Show all posts
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Sunday, November 14, 2010
We are getting close to the most wonderful time of year. It's a time when we lavish our family and friends with holiday cooking, gifts and most of all, our love. Our hearts seem more open to helping others, reaching out to the lonely and forgiving and forgetting past wrongs. You might say it's a bit of Jesus spread out to those around us. My Welcome Christmas Into Your Heart is a way of spreading a little love. The wreath is hand painted using pastel chalk and a blender pen.
This simple card speaks Christmas using traditional colors. Leftover embossed card stock makes it frugal (spend your money on gifts instead!). Add a little clear gloss and bow to send your love all wrapped up. May this Christmas fill your heart with the love of Jesus too.Accessories: Christmas cardstock matstack, Red, Green & White paper, Cuttlebug Christmas Wreath, Stampin' Write Real Red pen, Studio G green ink pad, blender pen, Stampin "Old Olive" ink pad, chalk, green ribbon, clear embossing powder.
Sunday, August 8, 2010
Card Making with Children Idea
My two grandaughters love to make cards when they visit. I have a box that stores all my duplicate and left over cut outs....very fun stuff!
Here's an idea...Have ready some pre-cut images to choose from with cards, cordinating color schemes and a few accessories like ribbon, tags or brads. For this project, I picked dragonflys and a theme of "giving".
The black background makes the white and yellow pop with definition. Use the extra cut outs for additional cards with a slightly different look, like this one. Even make use of the punch-out portions of the designs for embellishments on the inside of the cards and envelopes. This saves a lot of time and money while adding a very coordinated look!
My two grandaughters love to make cards when they visit. I have a box that stores all my duplicate and left over cut outs....very fun stuff!
Here's an idea...Have ready some pre-cut images to choose from with cards, cordinating color schemes and a few accessories like ribbon, tags or brads. For this project, I picked dragonflys and a theme of "giving".
Paper: Black, White & yellow
Accessories: Cricut George & Basic Shapes for the wording and Gypsy Wanderings for Dragonflys, Cuddlebug Tiny Mosaic, Fastenater Staple bar, Ribbon
Saturday, July 31, 2010
Happy Birthday, Mom!!
My dearest husband and friend, in cahoots with my fabulous sister in law, bought me a surprise Cricut Expression AND a Gypsy!! How cool is that??? Here is my first project, created during my hands-on lessons from my dear SIL. This card was created in honor of my mother's 83rd birthday and love of flamingos. Happy birthday, Mom!!
Stamps: Priceless by SU
Paper: Basic Black, Whisper White, Rose Red
Ink: Rose Red
Accessories: Cricut "Life is a Beach" Cartridge, Cuttlebug Floral Screen Embossing Folder, Black/White Gingham Ribbon, Brads, Marvy Double Scallop Corner Punch, Rhinestone, Dimensionals
Stamps: Priceless by SU
Paper: Basic Black, Whisper White, Rose Red
Ink: Rose Red
Accessories: Cricut "Life is a Beach" Cartridge, Cuttlebug Floral Screen Embossing Folder, Black/White Gingham Ribbon, Brads, Marvy Double Scallop Corner Punch, Rhinestone, Dimensionals
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