Showing posts with label Wild Card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wild Card. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Card Creating Tuesday - Use Distress Inks


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Happy Tuesday all my crafty friends!!
Today is Card Creating Tuesday, and the theme was to make a Valentine's Card, or to use Distress Inks.  I signed up to use Distress Inks, but I used them on a Valentine's day card!!  I have to say that this may just be my favorite of all the valentines cards I have made this year!!

Here is a picture of the supplies that I used for today's card:


I started with a piece of kraft cardstock
from The Paper Company.
I cut the heart shaped card from the
Wild Card Cricut Cartridge at 5".
Next, I used the Divne Swirls Cuttlebug folder to emboss the card.  I then rubbed, Fired Brick Distress Ink all over the embossing.  Then I sprayed the card with Walnut Gold Glimmer Mist.  Don't you just love the glimmery sparkle!!

Next, I took a white doily heart that
I have had laying around for a few years!!
I inked that up with Tea Dye Distress ink and also
sprayed with Walnut Gold Glimmer Mist.

So next I used the brand new Peachy Keen January Stamp of the month to stamp this adorable little angel!!  I stamped her onto a blush colored cardstock and then colored her in with my Stampin Up Stamp and Write markers and a blending pen.  I added Yellow Stickles to her halo, some tinsel glitter to her wings and some glossy accents.  She is just so adorable, don't you agree!!

I stamped the darling little sentiment from the same stamp set onto the blush colored cardstock with Fired Brick Distress Ink and then hand cut the banner.  I coved the heart with Xmas Red Stickles.  I inked up the banner with the Fired Brick Distress Ink and then crumbled it up
 and then adhered it to my card with foam tape.



I finished off the card with a little bow tied from Crinkle Ribbon from My Craft Spot in Vanilla Bean, which I also colored with the Fired Brick Distress ink.

Here is my finished card.



I have entered this card in the following Challenges:

My Craft Spot - Anything Goes
Paper Playtime - Anything Goes
Die Cuttin Divas - Anything Goes
Getting Cricky - Simply Sunday - Fantasy Land
Peachy Keen - Photo Inspiration
Cardztv - Challenge #101 "Be My Valentine"
More Than Favors - Love Challenge


Thanks for stopping my and make sure you
check out the rest of the design team projects today over at
Stop by tomorrow for a card made with
Martha Stewarts Elegant Cake Art Cartridge.

Sunday, January 8, 2012

100 Cartridge Blog Hop

Welcome to the 100 Cartridge Blog Hop.


My Cricut Craft Room 100 Cartridge Hop


If you are joining me from Laurie's Blog, then you are in the right place.  If you just happened to visit my blog today, then please make sure you check out Erica's blog at
My Cricut Craft Room to start at the beginning.

There are so many talented ladies in today's hop.  This is day two of the hop, so be sure to check Erica's Blog for yesterday's hop list.

So, I was a little over ambitious and signed up for 5 cartridges!!  I signed up for Art Philosophy (my favorite cart), Elegant Edges, Sweet Treats, Sweethearts and Ultimate Creative Cartridge Sampler

I made 3 cards, one using Sweet Treats, one using Sweethearts, and then the last card I used, Art Philosopy, Elegant Edges and Ultimate Creative Sampler.

Now, on to my projects!!

For this card, I used Sweet Treats.



I cut this super cute card using the card feature.   I cut the card and all the layers at 5.5"
The PP is Imanginise Sweet Cheri line.  I cut the tag using a Stampin Up punch and the sentiment is from My Pink Stamper "Sweetest Cupcakes" set.

For this next card I used the card feature on the Sweethearts cart.
It was super quick and easy to make!!


This card was so hard to photograph, because of the glitter paper.
This card was one simple cut, I cut it at 5.13" H.  I saved the cut out piece of cupid to use on another project.  I used kraft cardstock, and then a piece of red glitter cardstock was glued to the back.  I embossed it using the Divine Swirls Cuttlebug folder.  I used distress ink to the card base.  The sentiment is from My Creative Times "100% Sweetness" set.  I finished it off with some crinkle ribbon from My Craft Spot and a rhinestone corner.

For my last card, I actually used 5 different cartridges!!

This is a Valentine's card, but I decided to use non-traditional colors.  The paper is from DCWV Lemon Flower Stack.  I love this stack.  Actually I could even use this as an anniversary card, since my anniversary is Feb. 6th!!  The card base was cut from Art Philosophy at 7" H.  The pretty heart border was cut from Elegant Edges at 7"w x 1" h.  The heart was cut from the Ultimate Creative Sampler at 4.7" h.  The arrow came from Gypsy Wanderings and the sentiment came from Wild Card.  I finished it off with some rhinestone swirls and crinkle ribbon from My Craft Spot and some distress ink.

I hope you have enjoyed my projects, your next stop is: Kym

The entire lineup in case you get lost is:

Http://MyCricutcraftroom.blogspot.com
Laura-
http://www.laurascraftsandmore.com/
Tracy-
http://scrappininthewoods.blogspot.com/
Lisa
http://www.allmadebylisa.blogspot.com/
Susan http://craftingandbeyond.blogspot.com/
Ashley
http://theglamoroussideofscrapping.blogspot.com/  
Doris  http://mybugandmecreate.blogspot.com/
Janet  http://janetscreativeworld.blogspot.com/
Liz  http://tryin2craft.blogspot.com/
Erica- http://ericasprojects.blogspot.com
Sheila-
http://2pawprints.blogspot.com/
Jamie-
http://jamiek711designs.blogspot.com/
Laurie- http://mincedpaper.blogspot.com/
Kathy http://3spoileddogs.blogspot.com/
Kym  http://kimmyskards.blogspot.com.
Marji  www.fstampaholic.blogspot.com :
Sherri  http://squeakyscrapper.blogspot.com

Saturday, September 24, 2011

With Sympathy

This next card is a card I don't like having to make, but we all have to at some point.  It was made for a friend at work that tragically lost her husband last week.  The frame with the flowers is from Cindy Loo.  The sentiment if from Wild Card and the butterflys are a Martha Stewart punch.  I used the Paisley Cuttlebug folder and some crinkle ribbon from My Craft Spot.  The printed paper is from K & Comapny.