Showing posts with label Create A Critter Cricut Cartridge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Create A Critter Cricut Cartridge. Show all posts

Sunday, February 3, 2013

Hopping On Day Two

Happy Sunday everyone and welcome to day two of Paper Bloggers Unite Blog Hop!  Thank you so much for hopping by.  Today I want to share a card that I made using my Cricut.  The cartridge used is Create A Critter.  I used cardstock & ribbon from my stash.  To jazz up my owl I used black Enamel Accents and Stickles on him.  He was cut at five inches.  I used a heart stamp from Stampin' Up, embossed the black cardstock with VersaMark and clear embossing powder.  (If you look real closely you can see my hearts.  My photo does not show it too well). 


I am giving away blog candy today.  All you have to do to win is leave a comment on this post.  I will draw the winner on Monday February 4.  The winner will have until Wednesday February 6 to reply to my notification that they are the winner.  If I do not hear from you by then I will draw another name.  Now here is what you can win:


Don't forget to hop on over to the other blogs.  If you just started hopping with us today be sure to check my Day One hop post here.

 Kelly (Coordinator) – Kelly's Creative Dreams 
Maggie – Maggie's Cat House
Brenda (You are here) – Disney Girl
VikkiJo – VikkiJo’s Corner
Nancy – My Little Spot in the Universe

Thanks so much for stopping by Disney Girl.  I hope that you have a magical "Season of Love" this month!!! 

Friday, February 1, 2013

Season Of Love!


Hello Everyone!  Don't forget tomorrow is the Paper Bloggers Unite blog hop.  I will be giving away blog candy to one lucky winner! Be sure to check back here tomorrow to see what you have a chance to win and join in on the hop. 

Since today is the first of February I thought that I would share with you the cards that my daughter and I sent to the Cards From The Heart Card Drive.  This card drive is hosted by blog Winter Wonderland.  See my original post here.


My little Valentine themed bee was from the Cricut cartridge Create A Critter.  I cut the bee at five inches.  The paper used was from my stash.  My daughter made the "Love" card.  These cards are for a great cause (children).  If you did not get a chance to participate this year think about making some for next year. I had so much fun making these and I love knowing that they will be opened by a child on Valentine's Day.

Thanks SO much for stopping by! See you here tomorrow for the HOP!  You may just win my blog candy!!

Tuesday, January 17, 2012

Just a few........

Here are a few cards that I have made over the last few months.

The above card was made using the Cricut cartridges Forever Young (for the lady) and Celebrations (for the presents).  The sentiment is a rubber stamp by Hampton Art.

                                                              
This was a super simple card I made using patterned paper and one rubber stamp.  The stamp is by Stamping Bella and the stamp is called "Betty The Bookworm".


Another one using Betty The Bookworm.  I love this stamp.  I think she is too cute! The sentiment is by Hampton Art.




This Mickey card was made using the Mickey & Friends Cricut cartridge.  I used Snow-Tex and glitter for the snow effect.  The sentiments used on the sign are from Pink By Design.  It does not show up in the photo but I did put the tires thru the Cuttlebug  using an embossing folder.  In doing this it gave it the right amount of texture to look like a real tire.



This card was made using the Create A Critter cartridge. I used gems and fish shaped brads on it.



This card is similar to the one I posted on October 6, 2011. I used different colors here.  One of my favorite stamps!  The stamp is from Paper Pretties.



This "snowflake" was made out of plain white copier paper.  It was made by my daughter with the help of her babysitter.  We had several of them hanging throughout the house during the holidays.  The photo doesn't really show how big it is. It was actually quite large.  My daughter loved making them and they made the house feel very festive.