Would You Ever Guess Wednesday: Bunny Treat Box

If you don't know what "Would You Ever Guess Wednesday" is, it is when you make something with any of the feature keys on a cartridge instead of using the main image.

I used the Baby Steps Cartridge for today's project.

Isn't it cute! 

This cute little bunny was cut using the Font and Font Shadow on p.63<BClothin> and was cut at 3".

So here are all of the pieces I cut. The box is cut at 4 1/8" x 6.5".

So this project was not an easy task for me...you see my Son dropped his sippy cup on my Gypsy(AAAAHHH) and the screen cracked. So I had to send it in for a replacement.

So I had to figure out how to use Cricut Craft Room, because I had to be able to hide the cuts on the bunny's face so I could use a Peachy Keen stamp of course. Plus I pretty much don't know how to use my machine without my Gypsy(sad right?)

To make the box you just need to score at 1", 3", 4", and 6". Then glue the small tab at one end to the 1" side. I also inked all the edges of the box.

This is the box of chocolates that fits inside. I got it from the $1 section at Target.

To finish off the bunny I stamped a face, added some chalk for the pink cheeks and did some white gel pen stitching on the heart. I stamped the heart with a Jaded Blossom sentiment, added a little ribbon to the box and topped it off with some rhinestone hearts.

Recipe-

Cricut Cartridge- Baby Steps

Paper- U and Me(Paper Studio) Scraps

Stamps- Jaded Blossom (Valentine Treats) Peachy Keen (Wide Eyed and Bushy Tailed asst)

Other- Black Tuxedo Memento Ink, Chalk, White and Pink Glitter Gel Pens, Red Distress Ink, ribbon and heart rhinestones.

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Theme Day Thursday- Baby Boy

I've got some more exciting news... I joined the My Cricut Craft Room Design Team!

Here's my first project for the team, today's theme is Baby Boy so I made this super cute  "spring" card.

You can find the tutorial here. All you need is a 5 1/4"x 10 1/2" piece of card stock to make the base, it's super easy. One thing that I did that's not in the tutorial is glue the bottom triangle to the base of the card, It seems to help with the "spring" of the card.

Here's a close up of the baby. I used my Gypsy and hid the cut lines on the face so I could use Peachy Keen Stamps. The Baby is cut from Baby Steps at 3.5" and I used the largest face stamp from the asst. The printed square is cut at 3.5" and the lower rectangle is cut at 2 5/8" x 5 1/8". The sentiment is from Pink by Design.

I also wrapped some Trendy Twine around the square and ink the edges with a lime green ink.

Here is a pic of the back of the card the triangle on the left side of the picture is the one that is glued to the bottom.

Recipe-

Cricut Cartridge- Baby Steps(bbyboy2) pg.42

Paper- Me and My Big Ideas(Animal Kingdom-yellow dot) K & Company(Itty Bitty)

Stamps- Peachy Keen(Just Baby Faces Asst.), Pink By Design( Baby Love)

Twine- Trendy Twine(Twisted Lime)

Other- Gel Pens, chalk, ink, tacky tape, foam dots

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Another Baby Girl Album

Here's another Baby Girl Album I made for my friend's sister. It's pretty similar to the first one I made, but I think it still turned out super cute.

Here's the cover-

The base of the album is cut from Art Philosophy at 5.5" The title is from Nursery Rhymes cut at 2". The flower is from my stash and I put a bow made out of Trendy Twine's Cherry Cupcake.

I used Baby Steps for all the babies cut at 2" except the sleeping baby is cut at 1.5" and Peachy Keen for their faces.

Most of the sentiment stamps are from Pink By Design.

I used Splish Splash from the Splish Splash Lite Cart cut at 1". The stamp with the sleeping baby is from a Fiskars baby set.

Inside flap from sleeping page.

Storytime was welded with the Nursery Rhyme font and I made tags for a few pages to write little notes on.

The onesie stamp is from The Greeting Farm.

Recipe-

Cricut Cartridges- Art Philosophy, Baby Steps, Nursery Rhymes and Splish Splash

Paper- K and Company (Itty Bitty), Recollections( Glitter Paper) Core'dinations(Gemstones)

Stamps- Pink By Design(My Type, So Big, and Baby Love) Fiskars( Precious Baby Quotes) Peachy Keen(Just Baby Faces Asst. and Just Baby Faces 1 1/8") The Greeting Farm(Build a Onesie Girl)

Twine- Trendy Twine(Cherry Cupcake), The Twinery(Lemondrop)

Other- Cereal boxes, Cinch Binder, Tim Holtz Ink, Memento Ink, gel pens, Stickles, Chalk, Copics, ribbon, scallop circle punch, square scallop punch and ABC punch.

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Baby Wordbook

I made this wordbook for my new nephew. It was a baptism gift. I did cover the pictures of him, because I'm not sure if my sister in law wants his pictures all of the Internet. But I think it still looks so cute.

I used my gypsy with the Opposites Attract cart to make the book.

I just welded the letters with a rectangle (I don't remember which cart it was from)

I used the Baby Boy Onesie set from The Greeting Farm for the Baby stats.

Denim Twine from The Twinery.

Babies are all cut from the Baby Steps cart and then stamped with Peachy Keen Baby Faces.

I used my new Epiphany Shape Tool to make the button with the bird on it.

Most of the sentiments are from the Pink by Design stamp sets Baby Love and So Big.

Here is the Baptism card I made for my nephew. I cut the outfit from Paper Doll Dress Up.

I found this quote online and thought it was perfect for the inside of the card.

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Baby Shower Mini Album!

I made this album for a baby shower gift. I can't believe I finished it in time, but I'm so happy with how it turned out. I almost didn't want to send it out in the mail today.

Love how the flowers turned out!

Was very excited to see that the Small Banner stamp set fit on the cut out banners from the Art Philosophy cart!

The Peachy Keen face stamps make these baby's look so cute!

I used Stickles on the words Splish Splash and the bubbles in the tub.

I used a baby border punch from EK Success for the ABC sides.

Here a list of what I used:

Cartridges:

 Baby Steps (most of the cuts)

Art Philosophy (Album shape, frames, banner, and flowers)

New Arrival (baby block word)

Nursery Rhymes (sentiments)

Pooh and Friends (book)

Splish Splash Lite ( words, tags)

Stamps: 

Pink By Design ( Animated Greetings 2, My Type, Small Banners, and So Big)

Peachy Keen ( Just Baby Faces asst. and Just Baby Faces 1 1/8")

Fiskars: Precious Baby Quotes

Set from Tuesday Morning (name,date etc.)

Paper:

K and Company ( Itty Bitty Pack)

Core'dinations single solids

Post It pastel 

Ribbon:

Most is from Hobby Lobby

We r Memory Keepers Cinch ver.2 for binding.

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