I designed the names in cricut Craft room and then put in a silver gel pen and wrote on vellum paper. I trimmed the vellum to fit the card and then from the Sweethearts cartridge I cut the bride and groom and put them on the top of the card with pop dots. I used the dazzling details from StampinUp to glitter the bride dress and veil. The bouquet I used the cherry cobbler dazzling details to put the flowers on the green background. If you like the card go to this link here and make it one of your faves. Thanks
This is my scrapin Blog where I am going to keep all things I scrap about. I have discovered I love papercrafting and making things from paper and card. I have done crafts for years but have no record of them. Now I have decided it would be good to keep a record, so I am going to keep a record of everything I make so when I am forgetful I will be able to come back and go through my blog for a memory jog.
Sunday, January 27, 2013
Wedding Card with Extreme fonts
I designed the names in cricut Craft room and then put in a silver gel pen and wrote on vellum paper. I trimmed the vellum to fit the card and then from the Sweethearts cartridge I cut the bride and groom and put them on the top of the card with pop dots. I used the dazzling details from StampinUp to glitter the bride dress and veil. The bouquet I used the cherry cobbler dazzling details to put the flowers on the green background. If you like the card go to this link here and make it one of your faves. Thanks
Labels:
Cricut Extreme fonts,
Cricut Sweethearts,
gel pen
Table name for wedding
The couple getting married wanted table numbers with a bit of a difference. This is suppose to represent a DOC (Department of Conservation) sign. the sign is green with a yellow bar across the top and a DOC logo on the left. the card stock was given to us to work with. The DOC logo I took from a picture of one of their signs then manipulated it in ecal till I had it right and then cut them on the eclips. The name and numbers I cut in vinyl using the Cricut and the CTMH Art Philosophy cartridge for the font.
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
TBBM2 Card feature with E2
This is a 2nd video showing the card feature on Cricut cartridge Tags bags boxes and more 2 using the Cricut Expression 2.
The other post shows the same card and card feature using the Cricut Expression
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Card feature on Tags Bags Boxes and More 2 with Expression
I was on the Cricut message board when someone asked if I could help them with the Card feature on TBBM2. They had put the envelope on the mat and cut it out but could not line up the sentiment feature. Faced with this challenge I had to do something so I tried doing all the things the person had said they did and she was right the sentiment didn't line up with the envelope feature BECAUSE as I finally worked out it is NOT suppose to. The sentiment lines up with the card feature and the cards are on a different button. For each card there are 2 sentiments and an envelope. I did this video to explain how things work on the cartridge and made this little Happy easter owl card and envelope. With the TBBM2 there is a handbook, Assembly Instruction booklet, and a downloadable file that explains the Card feature. This last file is not included in the box with the cartridge. They can be found at these links:
TBBM2 Handbook
TBBM2 Assembly Instructions
The Card feature on TBBM2 explained
And here is the video
TBBM2 Handbook
TBBM2 Assembly Instructions
The Card feature on TBBM2 explained
And here is the video
Sunday, January 13, 2013
Bride and Groom boxes from Cricut TBBM2
I needed to make the Bride and Groom boxes from Tags, bags, boxes and more 2 but wanted to see just how big I could make them. I put them on the mat at 11.5 inches using a 12x24 mat the Bride comes out at 7 inches and the groom at 9.24 inches. The groom is much bigger than the bride but in saying this he fits all the chocolates from the Cadburys Favourite box in him.
With the bride I used the ebosser and embossed the front and back of her dress then I put a versamark pad to the embossing and used StampinUp heat and stick and then dazzelling details to glitter the back and the Stampin emboss Iridescent Ice to glitter emboss the front. The sad thing is the glittering embossing has not come out well in the pictures. I tied StampinUp satin whisper white ribbon round the waist of the bride and put a bow of the same ribbon on the back.
The groom I put together and embossed dots on the box then added clear buttons. I decided I wanted to see what the Log Cabin Glimmer spritz from StampinUp would do so sprayed the box with this, what I noticed is that the clear buttons coloured with the spritz. I added Love you as a sentiment as it is coming up to Valentines day and I thought this would be appropriate.
| check out the buttons coloured with the spritz |
| From the back still hard to see the glitter which shows well IRL. |
Monday, December 24, 2012
Beagle from CCR
When I was wandering round www.cricut.com a few nights ago I was looking at the projects on the site. I came across a project designed by Colleen that was called Christmas Beagle. I thought he was soo cute just had to make him. You can view Colleen's original post here.
and the project on www.cricut.com here
I decided I needed a saying to go with him so decided on this one. I inked a 12x12 stretched canvas with distress inks then spritzed it and sponged the inks. I stamped the fern from the StampinUp stamp set Growing Green in the top corner and coloured it with Stampinup markers. I cut the lights from create a critter button 50 (shift) and the grass and flowers were left over negatives from my sweet tooth boxes store. The words are cut from CCR basics from shiny embossed paper and from sticky paper.
Sunday, December 23, 2012
Layering Cricut Images
Using Cricut Craft room and Create a critter I show how to use the layers on button 50 so you can layer a Reindeer and the Christmas lights and the tree.
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Card holder
Well I was cleaning the white boad my DGD uses to draw on today and decided the back of it needed something more than being just bare so I decorated it as a card holder. Can be used for messages, Christmas or birthday cards, business cards, photos Materials required Plain notice board- could be cork board, white board, piece of thin wooden board, corrugated plastic. One that has an edge is good so you can put the paper up against it. You can chose any size just cut paper to suit. I used the back of a white board which now doubles as a card holder as well as a white board. (White board purchased from Warehouse Stationery, this has an edge which I used to butt the paper up to). Papers from Crafters Choice Cute Christmas stack 12x12 used here or any paper that you like. Paper can be chosen for a special occasion like birthday, anniversary etc Double sided tape Elastic Stapler with staples Decide what papers you would like to have on your board and where you want them to be. This can be done by just placing them on your board to start with. You can cut them to size if that is required. When you are happy with the way they look put double sided tape on the underside edges of each of the pieces of paper. Remove the backing from the double sided tape and place on the board to make the pattern you want. Use elastic cut to approx 2/3 the length and width and staple it in place at the side of the board so you have a bit of stretch when you staple it to the opposite side. You can put your elastic on either vertically and horizontally or diagonally. I chose to put mine on vertically and horizontally and to do it unevenly. This is totally your choice. Use as much elastic as you need to make as many ‘strings’ as you want to hold your cards. I used 6mm black elastic. You can embellish the crossovers or leave them plain.
Scalloped edge box
This is a little box from Sweet tooth boxes again. Was just playing to see how they come out. This is the small box and it has a round hole in the top but I used my gypsy to remove the hole. it is a very cute little box about 2.5inches wide by .75in high
Chest of Draws
another project I have been doing was covering a little set of boxes. This is how they turned out. the whole thing is 6 x 5.75 inches and the boxes are 1.5in square. I covered them with paper from a Rosies small paper pad the brads for the handles are from StampinUp and the red glitter is the glitter glue in cherry cobbler and the clear on the birds is dazzling details from SU.
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Monday, December 17, 2012
Cricut Sweet Tooth Boxes Store
I wanted to do the store from Sweet tooth boxes so as its Christmas and I needed something to put a presie or cupcake in I decided to make the store from sweet tooth boxes. Madge's Creations has a few of these, Madge is my sister and BFF and we chat about what we make all the time. I have made a video on how I put this together. I added extra eves on the front and back. take a peek and let me know what you think. Well kind thoughts anyway.
Monday, December 10, 2012
Sparklie name
Have found a website that does lovely sparklie text called familylobby.com. I have put my sparklie text at the bottom of the post but so it shows on my blog took a screen pic of it to put in as a picture. I would recommend this site go here if you want to do your own sparklie name.
Tool Box from Cricut Sweet tooth boxes
Sunday, December 9, 2012
Round top box from Cricut TBBM2
Friday, December 7, 2012
Stretch Canvas
This is a stretch canvas I decided to play with while sitting at the table tonight. I had the stretch canvas, the title letters, a stamp, an ink pad, 2 paint daubers 1 green 1 gold, some SU dazzling details and some felt flowers from my friend Ema in Key West USA. This is how it turned out and I quite like itI coloured the butterflys with a cotton ball and the green paint dauber and masked them to do the gold dauber paint round the outside. If you look closely you can see I have done faux stitching round the letters of Tyler in black. This will make a great door hanging for the room she has at Nana's house.
Boxes
Kaisercraft puts out wooden boxes that you construct and then decorate. You cab pain them or cover then with paper or do many other things with them as well. I decided to cover some of the boxes with papers from some of the paper stacks I had and using the 1inch round punch punched out the 1/2 round for the finger hole that was part of the box. Some of the boxes I painted with paint daubers and then added embellishments and I added some sticker owls to some of the boxes as well. The outside I painted with a green paint dauber and I liked the resultant effect as it looked like a colour wash on a woodgrain piece of wood. Not sure how I got the look but I like it. The edges I paint daubered with a gold paint dauber and it has a shimmer to it when you look at the box IRL but not sure this shows well in the picture.
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