Friday, June 20, 2014
Hand towel Newlyweds card
This isn't my design but I loved it so much I had to recreate it. So cute! It was made with all free images in design space.
Newlyweds Card
A friend of mine needed a Newlyweds card so I found inspiration from a similar design and recreated it.
Mr&Mrs- Sweethearts cartridge
Bride/groom - Kate's Silhouettes
Bridal Shower Card
For my future sister in law for her shower. I used Kate's Silhouettes from SVGCuts.com and a vector umbrella from a google search. The handle of the umbrella is a smooth paper clip I cut to fit. I believe the banner is from the Sweethearts cartridge.
Friday, May 23, 2014
Baby Bottle/Crib card
I used the SVGCuts.com kit Tiny Miracle. The top comes off so you can put some treats like Hershey kisses in there.
The crib is a box card and you can write your sentiment on the back. What an awesome gift for someone with a new addition!
Thursday, May 22, 2014
Fancy Lamp
This was so much fun and by far my favorite thing to make. The cut is from SVGCuts.com from the Maison de Madeline kit. The paper is from Recollections Union Station paper pad. I put some small rocks in the bottom to weigh it down a bit and added some trim I bought at Fabricland. In the back there is a hole where you can put an electronic tea light. The soft light shines through the vellum and gives it a nice glow.
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Heart Shadow Box
The file is from 3Dcuts.com. They include instructions but there is also a YouTube video by Melody Lane on how to assemble. I think these are very cool!
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Bridal Shower Corset invitations
I did a mix of different shades of pink and black and embossed the outside with the Cuttlebug and Dots folder and added a little pearl and tiny diamonds. The corset is from Tie the Knot I believe and the envelope is also done on the Explore although I'm not sure which image set. We added a recipe card that the ladies could fill out and bring to the shower to help the bride start a cookbook for her new kitchen.
Labels:
Bridal shower,
corset,
Cricut,
Explore,
invitations
Location:
Mississauga Mississauga
Spare Cards
I love these colours! I keep a few of these handy in case I need a card on the quick. I think they are just lovely.
Get Well/Sympathy Card
I found this design online somewhere and recreated it. I've used it as a sympathy card as well as a get better soon card. It is a bit time consuming rolling all the flowers by hand. I used my craft tweezers to speed along the process and a hot glue gun to make sure they wouldn't unroll. Who wouldn't want a wheelbarrow of flowers!
Mini take out boxes
I thought these were just the cutest little guys. Perfect for putting a couple macaroons or other sweets in as a party favour.
Owl Birthday Card
Cricut has so many adorable owls. I thought this was so cute, the bf thought it was lame, what does he know ;) My friend loved it!
Labels:
Birthday card,
Cricut,
Explore,
owl
Location:
Mississauga Mississauga
Cupcake Birthday card
Labels:
Birthday card,
Cricut,
cupcake,
Explore
Location:
Mississauga Mississauga
Monday, May 5, 2014
Tri-Fold Shutter Card - Parisian theme
Happy Birthday! This is my first attempt at a Tri-Fold Shutter Card. This is not my design, I just recreated it and added a couple things. The original is by Melody Lane. I created the cut file in design space and used the French Manor image set and lots of glitter glue.
Mother's Day Card - Parisian theme
My second attempt at a card in a box. I used my Explore and the French Manor image set. The silhouette is just from a Google search of "lady cameo". The paper is DCWV "The Cherry Limeade Stack".
There is a mask right up front, it's a shame it doesn't pop out more, I probably should have used a pink card stock. It was a lot of fun creating this card and I'm happy with how it turned out.
There is a mask right up front, it's a shame it doesn't pop out more, I probably should have used a pink card stock. It was a lot of fun creating this card and I'm happy with how it turned out.
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