Donald Duck

Happy Saturday everyone!  I hope that you are having a relaxing day!  Last night I attended a birthday crop for a friend.  Since Donald Duck is her favorite Disney character I thought that it would be fun to make her a Donald Duck card for her birthday.  I think he turned out super cute!

Since the Disney characters are no fun to cut out small I made her one big Donald Duck.  I used the Cricut cartridge Mickey & Friends.  Thanks so much for stopping by!

Donald is linked up over @ Home Take 2 Weekend Blog Walk #13.  Head on over there and check out all the great blogs.  Donald is also linked up over at Krafty Girls Get In Shape Challenge 13.  Be sure to hop over there and check out all the "shaped" cards that everyone has made.

Hey, Howdy, Hey



Hello Everyone! Thanks for stopping by.  This is a card that I made using the Cricut Cartridge Toy Story.  I cut Jessie at five inches.  I find that when using any of the Disney Cricut cartridges the images are easier to work with if they are cut at least four to five inches.  If cut any smaller the eyes, mouth, etc are too small to work with.  I stitched around her hat using embroidery thread.  I used Liquid Pearls on her collar. The sentiment is a rubber stamp by The Rubbernecker Stamp Co. The ribbon and cardstock are from my stash. I am entering Jessie in the "face" challenge over at Krafty Girls.   I hope that everyone is having a fantastic day!!

Home Sweet Home Challenge over at Krafty Girls

Home Sweet Home is Tucson, AZ

I made this card for the first challenge over at Krafty Girls.  The challenge was to make a project of a country, state, city or town that is special to you. Being such a Disney fan it was hard not to make something representing Anaheim, CA.  I ended up choosing Tucson, AZ as that is where I live.  I feel there are no mountains prettier than those that surround our valley.  The Cricut cartridges that I used to make this card were Toy Story, Simply Charmed and Paper Doll Dress Up. I used the Cuttlebug embossing folders for the sun, small cactus and the cowgirl's skirt.  The cowgirl's face is a stamp from Peachy Keen Stamps.