Every Spring the trees along Shakespeare Street in Cambridge blossom and are absolutely gorgeous, and every year I think I'll take photos but I never quite manage to do it before they blossoms fall. However, this year I finally did and I got a lovely one of my daughter sitting in a tree.
Here is my Spring layout for Artfull Crafts September theme. The paper is Grace Taylor (which I notice the 30 page sheet pads are on special now at the Warehouse for $6. Bargin!). The title is cut using Cricut cartridge 'Stretch your Imagination'.
Friday, September 30, 2011
Monday, September 26, 2011
Ahoy, matey
I love making pirate cards. They seem to be very popular for boy's birthdays and these pirates cut using Cricut cartridge ' Everyday Paper Dolls' are fun to make.
Here's my submission for the Pirate challenge at Fantabulous Cricut Challenge.
Here's my submission for the Pirate challenge at Fantabulous Cricut Challenge.
Pirate card |
Inside pirate card |
Labels:
Cricut,
Cuttlebug,
Fantabulous Cricut Challenge
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Autumn
Ok, so I know we're in Spring but Cooking with Cricut is having an Autumn Colours Challenge.
In my layout my son was having such a good time playing in the leaves and hiding behind trees while out our dog walk. I also took lots of photo's of Autumn trees in all their splendor and made photo tiles. The tree was cut using 'Graphically Speaking' and the leaves were from 'Wild card'. I threaded fibre at the top of my layout because I loved the colours.
In my layout my son was having such a good time playing in the leaves and hiding behind trees while out our dog walk. I also took lots of photo's of Autumn trees in all their splendor and made photo tiles. The tree was cut using 'Graphically Speaking' and the leaves were from 'Wild card'. I threaded fibre at the top of my layout because I loved the colours.
Labels:
Cooking with Cricut,
Cricut
Monday, September 19, 2011
Kitty cat
I found my daughter crawling through the cat door the other day. She thought she was pretty clever pretending to be a kitty cat. I thought it was pretty funny and wanted to do a layout about it.
I have used Kaisercraft paper and Cricut cartridges 'Hello Kitty Font' for the cat and 'Lyrical Letters' for the font.
So I used the September Challenge sketch from Better Scrapbooking. Check out the other challenges here.
I have used Kaisercraft paper and Cricut cartridges 'Hello Kitty Font' for the cat and 'Lyrical Letters' for the font.
So I used the September Challenge sketch from Better Scrapbooking. Check out the other challenges here.
Labels:
Better Scrapbooking,
Cricut
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