Showing posts with label Lacy Labels. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lacy Labels. Show all posts

Sunday, January 8, 2012

Erica's Craft Room 100 Cricut Cartridge Blog Hop Day 2

Welcome to Erica's Craft Room 
100 Cricut Cartridge Blog Hop


You should have come from Sheila's blog, if not please go to the beginning and start at Erica's blog so you don't miss any of the other fabulous projects!



I made 2 different Easel cards for my projects today.


My first easel card was made with Ribbons and Rosettes and Live Simply. The rectangle that says "a little hello" is cut at 1.75"x 2.5" and the brown is cut at 2"x 2.75" and then I rounded the corners with a punch. The patterned rectangle is cut at 2.25"x 5.75".


Here are the rosettes I cut. I used my gypsy and welded 2 together two times at 2.75" <Stamp1> If you don't have a gypsy you would just need to cut 4 and glue together, this way I only had to glue 2 pieces, the only downfall of welding them is you lose the score lines.



Here's everything else I cut and used. The main card it 6"x12" folded in half and then one half folded again. The white part is where you glue a 6"x6" square of the same color, only the bottom half of that square will be glued. The stamped squares were cut at 2.75" <stamp1md> and the shadow for it.(Ribbons and Rosettes) The snail is from Live Simply cut at 1.75"

Close up of the snail. I used Peachy Keen Stamps for the face and some Studio G glitter glue on the swirl. I inked everything with Memento brown ink, and did some gel pen stitching all over the card.

Recipe-
Cricut Cartridges- Ribbons and Rosettes and Live Simply
Paper- DCWV(Green Tea Stack) and Core'dinations white
Stamps- Pink by Design(Go Green) Peachy Keen (PK-279 Faceless Bugs) Random stamp set from Big Lots
Other- White gel pen, black and brown Memento ink, Studio G glitter glue, ribbon

The second card is a Twisted easel card which is super simple too.


Sorry I didn't take pictures while I was making this one. (Oops)
There is a great tutorial here for one. 
So here's what I did-
  1.  I cut a 6" x 12" and 6"x 6" out of white, then 1 cut 2 -5.75" squares out of the coffee bean paper.
  2. I cut the background from Paper Lace at 5.5" <heart1> white is glitter paper  and red is pearl.
  3. I cut the shadow <Love-S> from Lacy Labels at 3" Real Dial size and then used my Sew Easy and twine for the hearts. I inked the edges with red distress ink. I also added a few stamped coffee beans.
  4. I cut <cofecup2> at 2.5" out of scraps and inked with brown ink and stamped the white part with a heart.
  5. I punched a 2" circle, inked it, stamped the sentiment on and used a foam dot for dimension, I used a Spellbinder die for the Happy Valentine's Day tag on the base and used foam dots to hold the card open. 
  6. Last I punched the heart border out of pearl paper and added the buttons with a little twine. I inked anything white with red ink and the brown paper with brown ink.
Recipe-
Cricut Cartridges- Love You A Latte, Paper Lace and Lacy Labels
Paper- Core' dinations(glitter, white) Recollections(red pearl)Coffee paper, Scraps
Stamps- Fiskars(Coffee Set) Studio G($1 stamp)
Twine- Trendy Twine(Cherry Cupcake)
Other- Sew Easy and Large Heart head, Copics, Tim Holtz Red Distress ink, Memento Brown ink, EK Success heart border punch, buttons

Thanks so much for stopping by!

Your next stop on the hop is Laurie

Here's the complete blog line up in case you get lost.

Erica's Cricut Craft Room- http://mycricutcraftroom.blogspot.com/
Jamie- http://jamiek711designs.blogspot.com/  (You are here)
Laurie- http://mincedpaper.blogspot.com/  (You're next stop)










Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Magical Reindeer Food

I finally got to use my new Jaded Blossom stamps and made some Magical Reindeer Food. I think they turned out so cute!


I used Lacy Labels and Doodlecharms.


Here's a closeup of the reindeer and poem. Love how easy it is to make tags with these stamps!


Reindeer Food- oatmeal, red and green sprinkles or candy sugar and some white glitter.

Recipe-

Cricut Cartridges- Doodlecharms(reindeer 1.5") Lacy Labels(white 3.5w x 1.25h, green 3.75w x 1.5h)

Paper- white and brown card stock, Core'dinations(tan), Paper Studio(red glitter) and DCWV(green)

Stamps- Jaded Blossom(Reindeer Magic) and Peachy Keen(Wide Eyed and Bushy Tailed Asst.)

Twine- Trendy Twine(Candy Cane)

Other- Memento ink(black, brown and red), Tim Holtz Red Winter ink, white gel pen

Thanks for looking!

Monday, December 12, 2011

Snowman Christmas Card


Welcome to Erica's Craft Room
25 Days of Christmas,
with 25 Cricut projects a day.
Don't forget to stop by Erica's blog to see 24 more projects today....
and every day in December.

I made a card with embossing powder for today's theme of Snow.


I embossed the snowflakes from the Pink By Design Falling Snow Background stamp with silver powder for the front of my card. I'm not the greatest with embossing powder but I think it turned out ok. And can you believe I used 4 different Carts for this card! I listed them all below.


I made the inside pretty simple with twine and a snowflake from Winter Lace. The 2 plaid pieces of paper are cut at 4.25" x 5.25".

Recipe-

Cricut Cartridges- Lacy Labels(Asian cut at 11"H x 5.5" W real dial size) Ribbons and Rosettes(tree border 1x6 both layers) Winter Frolic(Snowman2-3") Winter Lace(2.5" for both snowflakes-row4 button 5 and row2 button 2 from the left)

Stamps- Pink By Design(Falling Snow Background Stamp and Snowflakes(2 sentiments)
Peachy Keen- PK- 544 Snow Small Faces

Paper- K&Company Christmas paper stack(plaid inside card and on snowman and trees) Core'dination(pearl for snowman and snowflakes) Paper for card base was from my stash

Other- Silver embossing powder, twine(etsy), Memento black ink, blue chalk ink, Copics and chalk.

Thanks for looking!