Baby Card!

I needed a baby card for a couple that just had a baby girl in December.

I scored the card with the ScorPal using 1/8" grooves. I used the Heritage cart, cutting the stroller at 2" in pale pink and the shadow in a hot pink. Added adhesive pearls to the wheel hubs and card. The sentiment is from Darice.

Ribbon Storage!

I want to show you what my friend, Cin, did with her ribbon stash. I think it is adorable and so pretty. She said the base is a belt rack, and the hooks are shower curtain hooks. She said that she just slips the ribbon to one side when she wants to add more to the ring. Isn't this a great idea. Cin's Blog!

More 2009 Christmas Cards!

I made these quick cards and missed posting them with the other one.  Same size as the last one. Used the Cuttlebug ornaments embossing folder, and cut the ornaments from the Very Merry Tags cart.

2009 Christmas Card!

Here is my 2009 Christmas Card! I kept playing, in my mind, with this idea and here is where it ended. Card is done with Cuttlebug snowflake embossing folder that came out in 2009!





Cart: When It's Cold Outside!

Size of cut & shadow: 3 3/4"

Cut: Nativity Snowflake
I used glue dots to hold the layers together, and pop dots to attach the cut to the card.

Thank You!

I'm already getting gifts for Christmas, and I want to send the thank you cards a.s.a.p. Here's what I created this afternoon.
Card size: A2
Cartridge: Teardrop, page 122
Cut: Words & shadow at 2"; Real size

The background paper is, I believe, from the Dollar Store. Glittery snowflakes are Dress It Up buttons attached to card with pop dots. I ran the words through my Xyron sticker maker. Never used that before. Was really cool. LOL

Cutting Info!

This is the original cut for the purse!

Cart: Tags, Bags, Boxes & More

Image: Purse 2 (page 118)

Size: Set at 4 1/2"

Setting: Real Size

Finished Size: 2 1/2" wide x 1" deep x 2 1/8" high (not inlcuding the handle)

I could not get 12" x 12" cardstock in Christmas red, so I bought 11" x 17" cardstock from a print shop. I cut two from narrow end, removed them and extra paper, turned the paper and cut two more. It was time consuming, considering I was making 140, but it was the easiest solution. Also, they cut next to each other right to left.

Folding Lines!

I scored all 10 places on each purse, and folded on the scores.