Showing posts with label cricut. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cricut. Show all posts

Friday, March 12, 2010

Project 365 #53 - Pooh Page

Not sure I am loving this page, but what's done is done. I made all the little pooh bears on my cricut machine. FYI pooh is waaayyy easier than cutting out the little tiggers (they are down further in the blog around Septemberish). I painted and sanded and misted the cardstock, but the effects are hard to see in this picture. One more Disneyworld page down...still tons more to go!

Thursday, January 28, 2010

Project 365 # 19 - Morgan's birthday party tags

Amy asked if I could make some Halloween looking name tags for my niece's party next weekend, so this is what I came up with...some ghosts and goblins, pumpkins and bats. She also needed some pumpkins for a trick or treat game. I made 62 of them for the party. The name tags are out of the super sparkly paper I got on the cheapest sale ever at Zellers.

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Project 365 #17 - Birthday card

This is the card that I made for Lauren's friend Katrina. Her party is this weekend and Lauren thought she might like this one. I cut the flowers out on the Cricut. This was an experiment that I thought went well. I also did the cupcake with my Basic Grey stamp set and coloured it with Copic markers.

Saturday, January 16, 2010

Project 365 #12 - Valentine's for the Girls' classes -S2GSC39

I made these super cute little boxes for the Girls' classes at school for Valentine's day. They are filled with conversation hearts, cinnamon hearts and different kinds of Hershey's kisses. The girls think that they are absolutely adorable. We worked on them last night and all day today. The paper is super cool. Most of it was American Crafts (the .10 cent paper from the Scrap Yard convention in October...sweet deal for that one!) and it cut out like butter on the Cricut. Didn't even wreck one...except trying to use the Scorepal...but I guess that is what you get for being a lefty in this world... folded the rest by hand. That went a lot quicker anyway. Each of the boxes ended up being about 1 inch by 1 inch cubes. I also thought these would go along good with the Shirley's 2 Girls challeng of "anything but a card with a Valentine's theme". You can play along with their Twisted Thursday challenge here: http://www.s2gpapercraftingcontest.blogspot.com/
Hope you liked them...I am sure the kids in the classes will...who doesn't like 59 cute little boxes of candy?