Thursday, October 21, 2010

It's a girl card


I don't know what style of card this is maybe the gate card....I don't know anyhow I used the Nursery Tails Cart with the imagine. Did the pop dots on the little lamb and the little bird/branch. I then added stickles to all of the card to make it shine. I love my Imagine!!

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Good Times


I used my Imagine with the Nursery Tails Cartridge for this LO. I downloaded the new update from Provocraft for the Imagine and it now allows for full sheet printing and this is what you get. I thought it turned out really nice. It's hard to see but I layered the butterflies and dragon flies and added some stickles to the flowers. The pink paper is also printed with the I. The good times was from the Wall Decor and more Cart filled green in the Imagine, printed and cut.

Monday, October 18, 2010

Halloween Candy Jar


I'm so excited I found these little jars at our $.99 only store. I used the Gypsy Font Cartridge for the pumpkin then just hid the outside of the pumpkin so that it just cut the face. I used black vinyl. I then placed the face on the jar and covered the entire jar with Etching cream. I then took off the vinyl and put candy corns inside. With all of the color from the candy it was really hard to see the face so I went ahead and put the vinyl face back on the jar added some orange ribbon and this is what I got. Thanks for looking!

Sunday, October 17, 2010

My first YUDU project!




I have had my YUDU machine since March and have yet to use this thing. To be honest it was rather intimidating. But I decided to give it shot and make something we could wear for Halloween. I used the Wall Decor and More Cartridge. It all started when my daughter and I found these T-shirts at the $.99 only store. I thought I should start with something inexpensive so if I screw it up I won't be too upset. The orange Tee was the very first attempt. I did get some bleed off the side. The next one I learned to tape the sides so that it wouldn't go through.


My sons shirt is the orange and the purple is my daughters. I wanted to make the Hubby and I black shirt. The problem I had was that I didn't have any YUDU white paint. But I did have pink. So I was going to make mine with a black Tee and Pink design. I didn't clean the screen first because I thought it might give it a little swirl affect. Well this is what I got...





I thought wow this looks kinda grey with a slight pink ting but not alot. So I had to make the hubby's with the pink. They really do look sharp. I feel that the photo just doesn't do them justice. I now can't wait to do my next YUDU project. Thanks for looking! ~Sarah

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

I have a little confession to make. I would've probably never ever bought the French manor Cartridge (well besides the fact that it's exclusive to Cricut Circle). Don't get me wrong it's nice, just I guess not my style, too fancy, something not sure what exactly. But then I joined the Cricut Circle and this cartridge arrived. So I've really been trying to learn to love this cartridge. So this is what I came up with. I used the I-rock to attach the gems. I used the Imagine for the bird and the Expression to cut the black scalloped oval (also from French Manor Cartridge.) Thanks for looking!

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Simple Happy Birthday Card


Imagine made Birthday card. All made with the I. Happy Birthday made with Beyond Birthdays. The gems on bottom right are I-rock (which I love by the way). Super quick and super easy!!

Thanks!




I know another card but the Imagine makes it so much fun oh and so easy. I haven't tried the Z- fold card before now. It's alot of fun and I will probably use this style for my Christmas card so that I can Add a photo. Anyhow, I used the Nursery Tails Cartridge for everything except the Thanks I used Beyond Birthdays. I used in in the Imagine and filled it with pink. It's hard to see in this photo but the thanks is all glittered up and there is little glitter on all the small pink background flowers

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