Monday, January 3, 2011

MPS Design Team Challange

Robyn at My Pink Stamper is having a challange to select two people for her design team. The challange had to include the colors PINK, GREEN and BROWN. I thought I would put my Cricut Imagine to good use. I took different elements from the Nursery Tails Cartridge and broke them down into my own layout. There are so many awesome projects people have submitted for the challange that with only two slots open I have a slim chance. Never hurts to try though does it. People are so creative. I already have a few favorites myself. To submit your own project for the challange go to My Pink Stampers website for details.
Recipe:
Cricut Imagine Nusery Tails Cartridge - Bear, Frog, Tree, Bird
Cricut Imagine built in design - Scalloped background using Nursery Tails Patterns Cut in blue and pink at same size.
Martha Stewart Flower Border punch
Cuttlebug Polka Dots 5x7 embossing folder
Creative Memories brown chalk ink
Stamping Up Bear stamp set

Sunday, January 2, 2011

How to Print A Sentiment Anywhere on A Card or Page Using The Cricut Ima...



I found this video today from The Paper Boutique on you tube and thought I would share it with you. What a great idea. Thanks Paper Boutique! I have no affiliation with the creator but this is one of the best ideas for the Imagine I have seen.

Sunday, December 5, 2010

Perfect Harmony

I made this card for our choir director at church so that we could let her know how much we appreciate every thing she does for us. I used the Cricut Imagine and the Imagine More cartridge. I picked the perfect harmony imagine and layered the image. I then deleted the larger outer oval. I changed the background to the small outer oval to blue. Using one of the built in shapes on the cricut imagine I put a musical note background and then cut the pieces out. I then used brown chalk ink to shade the edges of the papers. I then used the same blue background to cut out the thank you I found on the Storybook Cricut cartridge. I hope you enjoy.

Sunday, November 21, 2010

Missing Ewe

I am really missing my family so I decided to make this card for one onf my family members.  Thank God I get to see them at Christmas. All except my brother Chris and his wife. They are in Texas and we wont be able to see them. I used the Nursery Tails Cartridge for the Lamb. The background was cut on blue paper using one of the shapes included on the Cricut Imagine machine. I then embossed the paper with a Cuddlebug embossing folder called Morrocan Screen. I cut the oval shape using the Cuddlebug Pearl Frame. Using only the center piece that you would normally throw away.The outer oval was cut using my Creative Memories oval cutters. I hope you like the card and thanks for visiting.

Saturday, November 20, 2010

You Make Me Hoppy


The Cricut Imagine Nursery Tails Cartridge is filled with several cute animals that can be layered into just about any design you choose. I used the background layers of the Sweet baby lamb layout and cut into two different sizes and color filled them. I then filled the center layer with a differnet background that matched the frog. The frog and bird were taken from the Baby Boy layout on the Nursery Tails cartridge. I used my Martha Stewart scallop edge for the bottom. I then took some clear label stickers and madprinted out some sayings that went along with the designs on the cartridges I have. I used Microsoft word and Avery Labels to make the sayings.

Friday, November 19, 2010

YOU MAKE ME SMILE

I made this card with my Cricut Imagine and the Best Friends Cartridge. I love all the different ways you can use the Imagine. I still wouldn't get rid of my expression because it cuts harder materials and is also portable. I am hoping they come out soon with different designs for the Imagine that are more elegant and not so cartoonish. I look forward to see what they come out with in the future.

Thursday, November 18, 2010

Cricut Imagine Challange Card

I made this card with the Cricut Imagine Imagine More cartridge for My Pink Stampers Imagine challange. I love My Pink Stampers website!  I have had the chicken wire paper for a long time now and never knew how to use it. It was perfect for this project.