Showing posts with label Elegant Edges. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Elegant Edges. Show all posts

Friday, April 27, 2012

Celebrate........


Hello, I havn't crafted all week and I was getting itchy fingers, so I made this card just because I wanted too !!! hehe
Also I bought this cute dinosaur digi stamp from Christine Gray, and he has been looking and smiling at me all week, with that twinkle in his eye - and I simply could not resist him any longer.



Card Recipe
Card base - Craftwork cards, 8x8" (white)
Backing papers - Cricut Imagine Cartridge Enjoy the Seasons
Layers & Frames - all cut with Cricut Elegant Edges cartridge (eyelet 2 cuts pg 52)
- cut at incremental sizes from 6.8" to 7.5"
Bakers twine and green snaps from stash

Thanks to Christine for drawing such a cute Dinosaur, keep an eye here, he will have a little pink friend soon too.

Thanks for taking the time to look.


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Saturday, April 16, 2011

Elegant Edges meets Cindy Loo !

This is a quick card I made this morning, I'm feeling much braver with the Imagine, and starting to think that this machine will actually stay with me !! (still have my fingers crossed)

I cut the frame and its corresponding blackout image with Elegant Edges, using 2 contrasting papers from Nursery Tails, both at 5.5". Between these 2 layers I sandwiched the Doily5 from Cindy Loo cartridge, cut at 5" and printed with the same paler Nursery Tails paper as before.  Before attaching them all together I very very lightly highlighted the doily with Tim Holtz Victorian Velvet distress ink, just to highlight the swirls ever so slightly to make them po against the background.
The greeting tags were cut from the new Cuttlebug Plus, embossed tags die, and again I just softened the edges with the victorian velvet ink. The three flowers were cut with the mothers Day Bouquet Cartridge, in the flat co-ordinating colours from Nursery Tails.

I think what I have concluded from this and by last post, is that I really must get myself a couple of patterned Imagine cartridges, otherwise all my cards will have a very familiar recurring theme. That has made me giggle !!