You Are Snow Unique

Here is the second set of pages we did for our January Club.  This layout is my own design and is entitled “You are Snow Unique”. 

 

 

 I used Art Philosophy and Cursive 101 cricut carts on this layout.

 

I found the Snowflakes at CKC convention in the fall and the blue flourish on an end cap at Joann’s – they coordinated well with the crystal blue CTMH cardstock.  

Shutter/Tri-Fold Card

Here is a wedding card - it was a little late (by 6 months); so I made it a ½-anniversary card.

 I used Designer’s Calendar for the for the rings cut @ 1.7 by 1 and the “U2” (not to be confused with the band) was cut from Cursive 101 @ 1.2 by 1.4.  Both were cut in silver cardstock.  The harts were also punched from silver cardstock. 

For the gift card holder, I used my new die from Emma's “My Creative Time” Embossed gift Card Holder .  I Just Love her Stuff ! (see link on side bar).

                                                                                     The label and frames are from a spellbinder’s nestablities die set and  the sentiment typed.

Add ribbons, pearls, a gem and  Presto!

                                                                              I made a matching envelope using my Martha Stewart scoreboard and Friskers corner punch for the flap.

Don’t remember where the red floral paper came from - sorry.  The black and gray papers are both from DCWV La Crème Matstack.

Directions For the tri-fold/Shutter card:  Basically you take a 6 x 12 (or 5 ½ X 12) sheet of card stock and score it at 2”, 4” 8” & 10”.  Then you cut from the 2 inch score line to the 10 inch score (at 1 ½ inches in on each long side).  Then play with it a little bit and fold to your liking.  My measurements were a little different, as I wanted it to fit Emma’s Gift card Die.

Happy Scrappin’ & God Bless!

Bloom Layout

This is a 2-page layout I made from a card I created for a RAQ’s card challenge (Cricut Board). I made the card too big, but I put a lot of work into it so I still wanted to use it. I cut the card apart and used half on each page. This layout is of my boys in the Texas wild flowers.

I used Design studio to wield flowers on a screen (Cricut does have a cart with a similar flower screen on it – so I worked to hard on this one.)

I use some puff paint for the flower centers.

You can see the card would have been about 10 inches (to big to make an envelope for).







Carts I used: Just Beacause Cards, Graphically Speaking, Walk in My Garden, Cursive 101