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Over the weekend I played with making decorated paper clips. I used the Cricut and the cartridge Graphically Speaking. Once those were put together I decided to make a matching card. The card was cut at 4" and can be found on page 55 of the booklet. Here is how it turned out... The sentiment…
Woo Hoo - I am so excited because today is Colour Create Day!!! For the last challenge, I was so under-the-weather that I just didn't really get to participate. For this challenge, Chris has chosen the most lovely colour combo: Isn't that great! I love those soft colours together! And we have a fabulous sponsor for this challenge: The Rubber Room is offering a gift certificate as the prize for this challenge. Head over to Colour Create to get the details. On to my cards: I have been making lots of Valentines lately, but not using the traditional red and pink colours. For this card, I used the new Tiny Treats: Valentine set from Papertrey Ink. That set contains the cutest little images and sentiments! Stay Tuned because I am working on my kids Valentines for school and I am using that same set for those! I will post those in a couple of weeks. Anyway, here is a close-up of the little boat image. I sewed the little ruffle so that the thread would look like waves - well that was my intent anyway - ha ha! I am going to enter this card into the Just Us Girls Challenge as well, where the challenge is to use sewing on your project. Up next, a tribute to one of my favorite beverages... Coffee! Well, I guess this card could apply to tea or latte's or espresso.... I had all kinds of ideas for this card - and it started out completely differently! Then I found this little sentiment on the Cricut Graphically Speaking cartridge, and I just had to use it! I stamped the little circles with the Papertrey Ink Background Basics Retro set. I inked all of the edges with PTI Dark Chocolate ink. If you get a chance, please head on over to all of the other design team members blogs. They all have some beautiful creations to share with you! Chris Dena Di Heather Janiel Jo Karen Mina Sharon Thanks for stopping by! {You Float my Boat Details} Solid Cardstock: Bazzill Basics Patterned cardstock: DCWV Stamps: Papertrey Ink Tiny Treats: Valentine set Ink: PTI Dark Chocolate Ribbon: PTI Spring Rain Embossing with Cuttlebug Swirls folder Misc: gems {It does a Body Good Details} Cardstock: Bazzill Basics Stamps: Papertrey Ink Background Basics Retro Ink VersaMagic Sea Breeze, PTI Dark Chocolate Buttons: PTI Aqua Mist Cricut cartridges used: Graphically Speaking, Gypsy Wanderings, Don Juan, Beyond Birthdays Misc: ribbon, Stickles, hemp cord, Whispers Holograph Embossing powder
Bday card for my brother. Cricut graphically speaking cartridge
Another one inspired by the new Cricut magazine. I used two different cartridges for my cuts and printed the sentiment in Hallmark card mak...
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Making use of Kaszazz and Kaiser craft papers plus the Graphically Speaking cartridge by Cricut by Cards Worth Robyn
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So this is the card that was in my head when I saw the Less is More Sketch. My brain is quite simple really cos I saw a Fence not just any fence the MFT die which is quite large and the Martha Stewart Icicle punch for grass. The bunnies are Penny Black and it is a long stamp with five bunnies but two will be used another day, of course I had to use some Flowersoft with some Fun flock mix in for his bobtail. Flowers are punches and the tiny leaves are the MS Glacial Snowflake punch cut up. Now I do not own a cloud embossing folder I had to make one using some clouds I found on the Graphically Speaking Cartridge for my Cricut. Not sure if my cricut would cut chipboard so each cloud was cut twice and stuck together. Their sizes are 3/4 and 1 inch and stuck them on a square card, then run it through the Big Shot once I worked out the layers I was amazed how well it worked.
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