Showing posts with label Walk in my Garden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Walk in my Garden. Show all posts

Sunday, July 4, 2010

1 Down and A Lot More to Go....





Happy Fourth of July Everybody! I finished my stationery box, but today I feel SO lazy. I am not sure what else I will create today, but the day is still young. We will go to my parents for a barbeque, and later I'll see if I can crank out a few cards. Thank for looking! Please follow the link below to Dannie Designs for her video and printable template.







Recipe:
Dannie's Video and Template
Cloud Nine Design Specialty Cocoa Mint Double-Sided Card Stock
Cloud Nine Design Pop-up Stickers
The Paper Company Mediaum Tags
Stampin' Up Chocolate Chip Ribbon
Stampin' Up Very Vanilla Ribbon
Stampin' Up A2 Envelopes
Stampin' UP Cardstock Ruby Red and Sage Shadow
Stampin' Up 1 3/8 Circle Punch
Stampin' Up 1 1/4 Circle Punch
Post-it Notes
Cheap Bic Pen
Cricut
Walk In My Garden Petal Envelopes- Cut at 3 1/4
Walk In My Garden Thank You Card- Cut at 3 and I trimmed it down a bit
Cuttlebug-for the flowers-Thanks Die Cut



Dannie Design's Video Tutorial for the Stationery Box

Saturday, July 4, 2009

Happy 4th Everyone!

While I am waiting to get my space together, I decided to make something. I made two cards. Here they are...






The first on is my favorite. I used the Cricut Cartridge, "Walk in my Garden." to make the flower. The beautiful pattern paper that I have had for over 3 years now, that I got at Costco was my inspiration. The maroon front part of the card was made with thin, cheap card stock from JoAnn (compared to the card stock from Papertreyink) and the pink ribbon also was from JoAnn. But the base of the card and the stamp was from Papertreyink.com. For the sentiment, I used the frost white ink pad from Color Box. To add the final touch, I added cotton candy stickles on the flower. I love the stickles. That was a wise purchase.











This one looks okay. Again, I used pattern paper that I have had for over 3 years now that I got at Costco. The front part of the card was made with thin, cheap card stock (compared to the card stock from Papertreyink) and ribbon from JoAnn. But the base of the card and the stamps were from Papertreyink.com. I used the stickles again, because I loved them on the first card, but I think it kind of messed this one up. Oh well. I am still happy with it.

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