Freedom

Emily is our talented designer for this week over at BBTB2 and the theme is patriotic and/or red, white, and blue.  I am sure everyone is ready for a wonderful 4th of July and I am hoping that everyone will be safe.  I made my card using A Child's Year, Graphically Speaking and Artbooking cartridges.  That's about it. Come and join the fun.  tfl.

Be Merry!

I can't believe that it is Christmas season again.  I enjoy sitting in my craft room and making my Christmas cards.  Jayne has picked the challenge of using a Christmas tree in your card or project over at BBTB2.  I try to use the Cricut Craftroom to key in the word and that brings up all the trees.  I like this image on the A Child's Year cartridge.  This challenge will get you started with your Christmas Cards.  Come and join us.  Tfl.

Happy Birthday

I found this idea over at Splitcoaststampers.com.  I used my gypsy to create this accordian card and some awesome paper.  I welded the squares together to make the accordian.  I used the George cartridge, A Child's Year and my trusty Art Philosophy.    This card was for a birthday at work.

Freedom

 

 

It is time again for a challenge over at BBTB2.  Susan is our awesome designer for this week and our challenge is to make a card or project with a patriotic theme.  I have always wanted to use this image from "A Child's Year".  The card base is also from A Child's year and the sentiment is from the Graphically speaking cartridge.  Come join the fun!!  tfl.

Sweet Dreams

 

I made this for my new grandbaby to give to their parents. Kaylee is such a sweet baby and adorable, of course.  She almost always has her little tongue sticking out, lol.  I got my inspiration for this frame from Donna Mundinger who made this in the past.  She has inspired me so much in making shape cards, she is an amazing card maker.  I only wish I had made the little girl with the teddy bear a little smaller.  Anyway, I used George for the stars, Create a Critter for the sentiment and cloud and A Child's Year for the silhouette.  tfl.