We are actually getting a little bit of rain today! Hooray!! This week, I have been focused on getting my flower beds ready, so I thought I would use flowers in my project this week. The flowers are from Hello Kitty Font Cricut Cartridge, and the paper is October Afternoon.
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Friday, April 15, 2011
Hi Card - Episode 28
For this card, I used paper and ribbon from a Quick Quotes package that I got at a garage sale at my local scrapbooking store. Another item from the sale was a container of hardware from StampinUP!
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Easter Cards - Episode 27
This week's card is a fairly simple Easter card. I made the eggs using the Doodlecharms Cricut cartridge. The sentiment is made with Plantin SchoolBook. I used Design Studio to weld the letters together. The colors of the hot pink cardstock and patterned paper from Cosmo Cricket's DeLovely made a very cheerful card!
Labels:
Cards,
Cricut,
Doodlecharms,
easter,
Plantin Schoolbook
Friday, March 25, 2011
Find the Joy Card - Episode 26
Here is a cute friendship card made using the Cricut Create A Critter Cartridge. I used Bazzill cardstock and patterned paper from October Afternoon. Clear embossing powder was used for the leaf design.

Labels:
Cards,
Create A Critter,
Cricut,
October Afternoon,
Videos
Saturday, March 19, 2011
You're A Hoot! Card - Episode 25
This very very simple card is made using American Crafts "Lucy Hootski" paper. It is an older paper that I got on clearance, but I had to have it because it just makes me smile!!

Friday, March 11, 2011
Spring Thank You Card - Episode 24
Here is a thank you card for a volunteer at my church. I used Microsoft Word to print the sentiment on this card. I then ran the cardstock through my printer. The paper is the Cosmo Cricket DeLovely 6 x 6 Mini Deck. I used the Stretch Your Imagination Cricut Cartridge for the watering can.
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Faux Metal Birthday Card - Episode 23
For this birthday card, I am using a faux metal technique that is perfect for cards or scrapbook pages. The technique uses silver embossing powder. The process is a little time consuming, but the results are really amazing!
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