Needed some thank you cards for gifts my son, Kase, has gotten recently.
Day 243 on the 365 Challenge Blog was to make a thank you card. That
was just the incentive I needed to make these.
Saturday, November 3, 2012
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
365 Challenge Blog Card
This is for day 239, and the challenge is making a card with 4 folds in it. Here is a great little card for a great challenge! It's a pocket tag card with custom suitcase tags. A nice gift for a friend going on vacation...
Sunday, September 20, 2009
365 Mosaic Challenge
Another challenge from 365 Cards. The challenge was to create a mosaic. I wasn't going for anything so literal, but when I saw this pic of the floor in the Wynn Hotel in Las Vegas, I had to try it.
The card was fun to make, but I think if I do this again, I will chop the paper finer and sprinkle it like glitter. It took about 6 hours to make.
The card was fun to make, but I think if I do this again, I will chop the paper finer and sprinkle it like glitter. It took about 6 hours to make.
Friday, September 4, 2009
365 Cards Design
I'm on vacation this week, so I wanted to do something fun i.e. a card I didn't have to make. I looked for a good card challenge, and I found the blog 365 Cards.
The challenge was to use a tag. I thought,"Perfect!" I have had these stickers that look like shirt tags FOREVER. So I whipped out a book, Kitschy Crafts, that I bought to cut up for cards. Lots of cool, retro pics. And the book was only $6.00.
My husband and I are going to a big flea market in Rogers, OH in the morning, so this is to say thank you to him for using a vacation day to go with me. Such a sweetie! So the people in this card are fleatiquing... Because that's what I want it to be, & it's my card! (Yes, I'm a bit grumpy at 1:30 in the morning).
The challenge was to use a tag. I thought,"Perfect!" I have had these stickers that look like shirt tags FOREVER. So I whipped out a book, Kitschy Crafts, that I bought to cut up for cards. Lots of cool, retro pics. And the book was only $6.00.
My husband and I are going to a big flea market in Rogers, OH in the morning, so this is to say thank you to him for using a vacation day to go with me. Such a sweetie! So the people in this card are fleatiquing... Because that's what I want it to be, & it's my card! (Yes, I'm a bit grumpy at 1:30 in the morning).
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
I just saw this this blog Creating from the Heart. She is having an awesome giveaway (including a Slice!) for her blogaversary! Check it out before the clock runs out on Weds. April 5.
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Party Crown
Part crown for girl or boy. I did not add slits so that the crown could be fit to size.
The .SCUT is about 24" long.
Download the Crown.SCUT.
Download Crown.SVG.
The .SCUT is about 24" long.
Download the Crown.SCUT.
Download Crown.SVG.
Saturday, June 27, 2009
Champagne Bottle
*Grin* Uh, I guess I should post more often. Rest assured, though, my Cricut has not been idle. I have also bought a Cuttle Bug in the last month and have been messing with that, too. Today I made a champagne bottle for a lady on the CricutCutter Yahoo! group. I used white shimmer paper for the champagne drops and tinfoil (dull side out) for the foil above the seal. I used brown paper similar to a paper bag for the cork. I decorated the label & seal with black, burgundy, silver and gold pens.
The SCUT file is 1" wide by 4" tall. I have it set up so it will cut the individual pieces. The complete bottle is off the mat to show what it looks like. I cut the file with a scrap sheet, then press "Load Paper" Instead of "Unload" when it is finished. I lift the scrap paper, leaving only the edge under the roller stack down. Then I can slip small squares of the final paper under the template. Once I have each color where it should go, I pull off the scrap sheet and click "Cut" in SCAL.
Download the Champagne Bottle.SCUT.
Or, if you prefer, you can alter the SVG & save each piece as its own file.
Download the Champagn Bottle.SVG.
The SCUT file is 1" wide by 4" tall. I have it set up so it will cut the individual pieces. The complete bottle is off the mat to show what it looks like. I cut the file with a scrap sheet, then press "Load Paper" Instead of "Unload" when it is finished. I lift the scrap paper, leaving only the edge under the roller stack down. Then I can slip small squares of the final paper under the template. Once I have each color where it should go, I pull off the scrap sheet and click "Cut" in SCAL.
Download the Champagne Bottle.SCUT.
Or, if you prefer, you can alter the SVG & save each piece as its own file.
Download the Champagn Bottle.SVG.
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