I Woof You

Here is a Card I made for the Tacky Tuesday Challenge you have to use a dog and the word Woof or Ruff

I am also entering this is the get in shape Challenge at Crafty Sprouts  Where you had to make a shaped card, I really like her challenges, they are a lot of fun and challenge me to make some cute cards.

For this card I used one of my favorite cartridge the Create a Critter Cartridge The house is cut out at 5.5 and welded together on the left side. The dog at 2.25 I did hide the dogs features on my gypsy so I could stamp his face I used the Peachy Keen Stamps of course.

Enjoy!

Happy Birthday Rock Star!

Here is a little card I made using Once upon a princess cartridge. I made this card for a little girl who loves music and tells me she wan't to be a star one day! The larger girl is cut out at 2" and the smaller one is 1" The wording is cut out at 1". My favorite part about this is her little outfit. However the smaller girls was so tiny and really hard to glue together. I am entering this is the "are you ready to rock challenge!"

Happy Creating.

Just Peachy

Here is a fun stair stepper card I made with peaches, since it's National peach week, I thought I should get in the peachy mood.  For this card I used "just because cards" the peaches are 1.75" and the Just Peachy sign is 2" for the sign I just used chipboard and covered in brown paper and then glued them to the back so it looks more like a sign.  Then I used my peachy Keen stamps to give them all cute little faces.


For the stair stepper card here are the dimensions. 


Overall size is 12" Long by 6" wide then you score at 1.25", 2.5", 4.5" & 8.25" the fold mountain, valley, mountain, valley.  I sometimes have a hard time getting mine to stand up after I add all the stuff to it, so I take strips of chipboard and glue them to the underside it gives it good support. 
Here is a side view of the card.

Now you can make your own stair stepper card.

Happy Creating

Big Birthday Wishes

Girl Birthday Card

I always need easy fast Birthday cards for the little kids in my neighborhood that is full of little ones.  So when I can make quick and easy fast cards that is the best.  I found Car Decal Cartridge can do just that, it has so any easy, and by easy I mean not a lot of layers to the image but can still be cute.  Car Decals cartridge has a lot of people images, and really I just love the silly faces.  I made both of these cards in about 20 minutes.  I think most of the time was spent picking little kids and colors!  The cards are both 6 x 6 cards and both of the little people are cut out at 4". The word BIG is cut out from the same cartridge, I love the dots of the end of the letters.  WOW that's a lot of love from one cartridge.

Happy Creating

Boy Birthday Card

Butterfly Card

 I created this card using Create a Critter.  I didn't even know it had a butterfly on it.  I think this is one of the cuter butterfly's.  The butterfly is cut out at 1.25" along with all her parts.  I did cut the blackout of it and glued just the body and not the wings so that it has the three dimension look to it.  Then I used some self adhesvie jewels to the body.  For the paper I used Bazzill's new Worth Remembering Collection of single sheets.  They are super cute sheets of paper.  Cricut Direct is selling them in a pack with 18 different sheet variety you can get your here

Here is a side view so you can see the 3D look.

A close up of one of the butterfly's 

Happy Creating

Princess Birthday Card

This is a cute little card I made using Once Upon a Princess.  The overall size of the card is 6 x 6.  The little girl is cut out at 4.5" And the Happy Birthday is cut out at 2".  Don't you  just love her little stockings. :)  I sure do.
Happy Creating

Berry Birthday Wishes

This is my entry for the Tacky Tuesday Challenge we had to use a berry and the word berry. For this layout I used simply charmed cartridge the bigger strawberry's are cut out at 3" and the littler ones are 2". The sentiment is just stickers I had laying around. The faces are peachy keen stamps.

Happy Creating