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Nuts about you card
Happy Friday to each of you. I made this card several weeks back but don’t think I posted it here, so thought I’d share it.
I’ve used the Create a Critter Cricut cartridge to cut the squirrel, acorn and tree on my Cricut Expression 2. I then embossed each of the tree parts with embossing folders. The background papers are all from the Harvest Gathering by DCWV. I made one of my little spring wiggly things to add to the back of the card so it wobbles back and forth. It’s so cute.
Hope you’ve enjoyed seeing it. Thanks for stopping by today. xx
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Hello Everyone, I made a card for some super close friends of ours who are celebrating 35 years of marriage. It’s actually our Pastor and his wife, and after church yesterday we all had an anniversary party for them. Super fun, and I’m still super full from all of the food (it was a potluck). I wanted to share with you the card that I made for them.
I’ve used my Cricut Expression 2, my Gypsy, and 2 cartridges; Tie the Knot and Elegant Edges. It had been a few weeks since I’d had time to play with them, so it was a fun card to make.
I used the Elegant Edges cartridge for the card base, the tag and the “35″ font. The pearl paper layer came from the Elegant Edges cartridge. I’ll give the cut sizes down below.
Someone on YouTube asked what envelope I used for the card. It fit perfectly into one of those clear envelopes from Stampin’ Up! You can see in the photo below.
The lace, single pearls, and flowers are all from Wild Orchid Crafts. I’ve used the 15mm open roses in cream, a 35mm Cranberry Trellis Rose, Guipure lace, 3mm self-adhesive pearls, and 5mm self-adhesive pearls.
Here’s a closer look:
I just love using their products (even before I started designing for them). :)
Card Cutting Measurements
I was super rushed in the video, but decided to upload it to YouTube. Thought you might like to see it as well.
Cute Tri-shutter Card (Portrait style)
Hello Lovelies,
I’m back today with a tri-shutter card that I flipped and decorated in the portrait-style. Something different, but I really like the idea of it. Let me know what you think.
(Full card)
(Close-up of front)
(Closed – ready for the A2 sized envelope)
Isn’t she precious! This stamp set is called Butterfly Kisses and is available on the I Brake for Stamps website. I LOVE each image on this sheet so, so much. Super adorable vintage-style feminine stamps. This is available at a 10% discount as is your entire order by using my discount code: SAVE10ROBYN. Enjoy!
Video Tutorial and Create a Critter Card
Happy Friday Ladies! I hope you’re having a great week and are looking forward to some relaxing time this weekend; I know I am. I have a couple of projects that I’ve made this week and will be sharing them over the next several days. For today’s card, I have a cute little card and a “light bulb moment” tutorial to share with you. Well, you’ll see in the video tutorial, but just a super cute little 3-D, action element to add to your projects! Hope you like it and get lots of use out of it!
Here’s the card I made, but be sure and check out the tutorial at the bottom of this post – so cute and simple!
In this video, I make the card with you and share all of the measurements and products used…
Here’s the tutorial… :)
Thanks so much for stopping by today, I really appreciate it. Have a blessed day! xoxo
Friendship…
Hi Everyone, I have a cute little friendship card for you today. The stamp sheet that I’m using today is called “Inspirational Phrases.” I absolutely love this set! There are 28 different sentiments and phrases on this sheet, so you can see how you would easily get a lot of miles out of it! :) I thought the “Your friendship is a special blessing” sentiment was just the phrase I needed for this cute, whimsical card that I created to give to my friend.
Vintage Sewing Machine
Hi Ladies,
I created this thank you card for a sweet elderly lady that just did some sewing for my daughters. The background stamp is the vintage sewing machine from I Brake for Stamps. It’s very intricate and detailed. The card base is Kraft, the patterned paper is from the Mariposa stack, and the sewing machine due cut was cut with my Cricut E2 (I added Rick Candy Stickles to it). The seam binding is from Wild Orchid Crafts, and the true vintage button came from my stash.
Be sure and check out I Brake for Stamps, and if make a purchase, please feel free to use my discount to save 10% off, it’s SAVE10ROBYN
Hope everyone us having a great day! xx
