Showing posts with label Cricut Stretch Your Imagination. Show all posts
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Thursday, October 1, 2009

HAPPY FALL



I used the Cricut Stretch Your Imagination cart for the tree which I cut at 5" and my Nestabilities for the Sun and the ribbon slider.  The paper is from Recollections Autumn cardstock pad from Michael's and the ribbon I bought at Michael's as well.  The card base is a 6"x6".  The stamp is from a set called tiny words.  I used my nail to roughen around the edges of the leaf cardstock.

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

THANKFUL

I used the Recollections Autumn cardstock pad from Michaels to make this card. The papers are adorable. I can't seem to get the settings just right on my camera because the colors on the actual card are way richer than the colors in the picture. The card is a 6x6 and I cut the tree out at 5" using the Cricut Stretch Your Imagination cart and embossed it with the Cuttlebug distressed stripes folder. The sign I cut out and embossed with my square Nestabilities and added some brown eyelets. I added a little glitter to the leaves which you can't see very well in the picture.

Happy Autumn everyone!!

Sunday, September 13, 2009

BOO!!

I made this card using a layout from my new Paper Crafts magazine. The layout was for a bag but I made mine into a card. The paper is from an 8"x 8" pad from Michael's called Halloween Recollections and I used the Cricut Stretch Your Imagination cart for the black swirl embellishment and the Cricut Wild cart for the BOO

Sunday, June 7, 2009

FLOWER POT NOTE CARD


This is a flower pot note card. Scrappin' dad had one on his site and you will also find the link there http://scrappindad.blogspot.com/ that will give you the actual measurements for the card. I cut the flowers from the Cricut Plantin Schoolbook cart, the smaller leaves are from the Cricut Walk In My Garden cart and the longer leaves are from the Cricut Stretch Your Imagination cart.

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