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Showing posts with label Storybook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Storybook. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Celebrate The Occasion Challenge #14

Hello and welcome to my new followers...thank you for joining me on my journey!


I hope everyone is having a CRAFTASTIC week and ready to Celebrate The Occasion! This week we are creating an anniversary project. For more inspiration head on over and check out projects from the super talented Design Team members!

Remember, to join in the fun...the sky’s the limit…as to the type of project or tools required! We just want you to enjoy crafting!

There are also prizes, a weekly winner is selected and then entered into the monthly drawing...

For my project this week I decided to do a different type of card so I made Pop Up or Spring Card.

Hope you like...would love your feedback.


Card: Spring or Pop Up (made with the Crafter’s Companion available at ACH)
Paper: DCWV & Bazzill
Cricut Cartridges: A Child’s Year, Rock Princess & Storybook
Stamp: My Pink Stamper Stamp- Happiest Moments (available at A Crafter's Haven)
Embellishments: Gold embossing powder (for sentiment) & Brad

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Celebrate The Occassion--Challenge #2

Hello and welcome to my new followers...thank you for joining me on my journey!

I hope everyone is having a CRAFTASTIC week and ready to Celebrate The Occasion with us.  This week we are creating a project with a "Masculine Birthday" theme!  How exciting...remember there are no limitations as to which crafting tools you can use or type of project.  We just want you to enjoying crafting!

For my project this week I made a card and kept it very simple...since most of the men I know aren't very flashy. 

Hope you like...would love your feedback.


Card Size:  A2
Cardstock:  DCWV
Cricut Cartridges:  Indie Art
Embellishments:  Martha Stewart Glitter, Glossy Accents, Ribbon

Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Designer for Celebrate The Occasion Challenge Blog

HELLO! Hope everyone is having a CRAFTASTIC week! I got the best news and could not wait to share it with you….I’m so excited! I will be on the Design Team for Celebrate The Occasion Challenge Blog….there are no words to express all the emotions I’m going through right now; all good…lol! Everyone on the Design team is so SUPER TALENTED!

Our 1st challenge “Anything Goes Birthday!” I made a card as well as a purse with a mini card set. Hope you like and join us over at Celebrate The Occasion for the weekly challenge on Tuesday’s.



Card: A2


Cricut Cartridges: Forever Young (purse), Storybook, Tie the Knot, Plantin SchoolBook

Paper: Bazzill

Martha Stewart: Glitter

Punch: EK Success (sorry don’t remember name)

Misc: ribbon & stickles

Tuesday, August 31, 2010

Jitterbuggin Challenge Sketch- "Bee" Creative & Cricut Cardz Challenge #40



First and foremost I would like to say Hello and welcome to my new followers.  It's a pleasure to have you along my journey. 

Before I jump into the challenge info I have to say a special THANK YOU to Sarah of Sarah's Blog and Blinkie Designs who just designed my blog and  Blinkie...didn't she do an awesome job!

This card was created for the Jitterbuggin challenge- you had to make a card using a BEE or the letter "B"  following the provided sketch and use up some scraps.  Then I saw it qualified the Cricut Cardz Challenge so I entered...how cool is that.

Well I was hooked from the time I heard scraps...lol.  Especially since I never have a shortage of scraps...I need to learn how to throw away more...but it never fails as I throw it away up comes a project it could have been used on.  Honestly I had no idea what to do for this challenge.  Everyone was using Bee's which was the first thing that popped into my mind but I wanted this project to be different.  So since I haven't used my Hello Kitty cart in a while and Halloween is right around the corner, I figured  now would be the perfect time.  The card didn't take long to make and it was really fun.  The hardest part was figuring out which scraps to use (had to make sure there was enough...lol). 

The following cartridges were used:  Hello Kitty- Kitty, Accent Essentials- circles, Storybook- letters.  From Martha Stewart: punch- Double Loop for the 2 corners, glitter glue- lollipop and iridescent glitter- accent circle (ran it through the Xyron upside down, made it so easy to glitter).  The orange squares were embossed with the Cuttlebug- Spots and Dots folder. 

I didn't realize how many steps this card had until I was typing it out...it doesn't seem that way when I look at it.  Hope you like...would love to hear your feedback.

Wow wasn't that a mouth full....hope I didn't bore you.  I guess that's happens when you don't post in over a week...sorry.

Saturday, August 7, 2010

Baby Pooh


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Here is another baby card I did for a friends baby shower back in May.  It seems as of lately I've been using the Disney Cartridges quite a bit.  I will be continuously adding previous projects.  Cartridges used:  Pooh Font Set- Pooh & honey pot, Sentimentals- words and Storybook- butterfly.  Cuttlebug- Tiny Mosaic folder was used to embossed the honey pot.  As always feel free to leave to comments.

Jitterbuggin Challenge- Sketch 12 Oh Baby!

First, I have to say "HELLO & WELCOME" to my new followers.  You have given me new inspiration to continue to enhance my blog...it will be a work in progress (but I'll get there). 

This card was created for the Jitterbuggin challenge-  you had to make a baby's card following the provided sketch and include ribbon.  I am really loving these challenges...just have to figure out how to add their button to my blog (lol).  The following cartridges were used:  Storybook- words, Accent Essentials- scallop squares, Plantin Schoolbook- letters on square and Pooh Font Set- baby piglet and teddy.  I also used the Cuttlebug- Swiss Dotts folder on one of the squares and Martha Stewart glitter on Piglet.  I really loved the finished card and had a lot of fun making it.  Hope you like it too....feel free to leave comments and or suggestions.  Thanks for looking