Made with 100% Love!

Hello, I pulled out my Imagine and the cartridge, Kate's Kitchen.  The papers and images on this cartridge are so pretty.  This was made for a challenge over at BBTB2 and the challenge is to make a project with a kitchen theme.  Shelly is our design leader for the week.  Check out the other projects over at the blog and please join us.  tfl.

You're my Cup of Tea and You are the Cherry on Top!

These two cards were made from my Imagine for Valentine's Day.  Both cards were made with the Kate's Kitchen cartridge.  The sentiment from the tea pot card was on the cartridge and the cherry card sentiment was computer generated.  The card bases were made with the Art Philosophy cartridge.  We have had snow every day for the past three days.  Glad it wasn't that much each time.  I am looking forward to spring, which is my favorite season.  tfl.

Thank you very much!

Well, this is the card I made with my Imagine, before it decided to stop working.  It won't recognize my print cartridges.  Grrrrrr!  I used Kate's kitchen cartridge for this card.  There is some glitter and crystal laquer used on the card.  One of my friends gave me some tomatoes from my garden.  I appreciated it so much, as while we were on vacation, my garden dried up.  It has been soooo hot here!!!  tfl.

Have a bright sunshiney day!

This is an imagine card from the cartridge: Kate's Kitchen.  I have been working with my Imagine this week, trying to get it to work.  I had to call Provocraft and they were so nice with their help.  I had to reformat the machine.  I am hoping it is up and running and will not give me any further problems.  I had to go through the reformat process at least three times.  Ugh, so time consuming.  Any way here is my card.  This is entered at:  http://heather-bittenbythebug2.blogspot.com/  tfl

For you

I had such fun with making this card.  I used my Imagine to print the paper and the cartridge I used was Kate's Kitchen.  It has the prettiest paper in it.  I used Ribbons and Rosettes and Sweet Treats for the flowers.  I got this idea from the Cricut Magazine.  tfl.