Welcome to our March Blog Hop featuring Cardstock Creations. To
purchase any of the items seen in our blog hop today, contact your local
consultant to place an order.
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from our viewers....whether it was something that you really liked or
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do....by leaving us comments, we get to hear what you like, and what you
want to see. Thank you… now on to our hop!
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just hopped onto my blog, you can start here as this is a circular hop,
but if you want to follow us across Canada then please start at the
beginning and join Michelle at My Creations with Michelle. If you
came from Cheryl Simpson's blog, Scrapbooking with Cheryl then you are in the right place!
To make this wreath, I used the Artiste Cricut Cartridge from Close To My Heart. The flowers are from page 54 using accent 2 & the "f" key. The 12 large flowers were cut at 8" while the 24 smaller flower were cut at 3". I used our quilling tool & Liquid Glass to make the flowers and hot glue to adhere the flowers to the 12" wooden wreath.
Your next stop on the Cross Canada Hop is Scrapbooking with Kirsten Jade .
If you get lost along the way, you can head to Michelle S Blog, My Creations with Michelle , as she has the complete blog
list.
Thanks for hopping
along with us - we hope we were able to inspire you to get creative
using some of the designs, products and techniques seen along the way.
We hope you will join us again next month when we will feature Spring is
in the Air. So mark April 15th on your calendars and hop along with
us.
Showing posts with label Paper flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paper flowers. Show all posts
Monday, February 15, 2016
Monday, September 30, 2013
Sarita has me inspired...
I made a few cards this weekend at a crop using the Sarita Paper Packet left overs after having made the Workshop On The Go Sarita Kit. All cards are 4 1/4" x 5 1/2".
This card uses the Card Chatter- Sympathy set, Outdoor Denim Ink, Just Blooms Paper Shapes, and the Slate Satin Polka Dot Ribbon.
This next card features the August Stamp Of The Month, A Chocolate Affair!! I paper pieced the sweet cupcake and added 3D Foam Tape for dimension. The ribbon is Dark Chocolate Striped Grosgrain and the centre shape used is from page 43 in the Cricut Art Philosophy Collection.
My 3rd card uses the Stamp Set that comes with the awesome, Laughing Lola Workshop On The Go Kit and inked it in Gypsy & Lagoon Inks, trimmed & layered. I Scallop Border punched the Lagoon Cardstock. I used the Words of Comfort Stamp Set, Gypsy Ink sponged onto the Colour Ready Seam Binding Ribbon. I love how you can make the ribbon any colour you want it!!
On the final card, I decided to give some love to a couple of retired stamp sets that were just too cute not to use. Pun Fun was used to make the turtle & sentiment while I made the balloons with Happy Forever. I did use the new Slate Striped Twist Ties as an embellishment. Isn't he cute?!
Thanks for stopping by & I hope you're inspired to get out & play with your inks too.
This card uses the Card Chatter- Sympathy set, Outdoor Denim Ink, Just Blooms Paper Shapes, and the Slate Satin Polka Dot Ribbon.
This next card features the August Stamp Of The Month, A Chocolate Affair!! I paper pieced the sweet cupcake and added 3D Foam Tape for dimension. The ribbon is Dark Chocolate Striped Grosgrain and the centre shape used is from page 43 in the Cricut Art Philosophy Collection.
My 3rd card uses the Stamp Set that comes with the awesome, Laughing Lola Workshop On The Go Kit and inked it in Gypsy & Lagoon Inks, trimmed & layered. I Scallop Border punched the Lagoon Cardstock. I used the Words of Comfort Stamp Set, Gypsy Ink sponged onto the Colour Ready Seam Binding Ribbon. I love how you can make the ribbon any colour you want it!!
On the final card, I decided to give some love to a couple of retired stamp sets that were just too cute not to use. Pun Fun was used to make the turtle & sentiment while I made the balloons with Happy Forever. I did use the new Slate Striped Twist Ties as an embellishment. Isn't he cute?!
Thanks for stopping by & I hope you're inspired to get out & play with your inks too.
Labels:
Birthday,
Bracket,
card,
Chocolate,
Cricut Art Philosophy,
Paper flowers,
retired,
Slate,
Sympathy,
Workshop on the Go,
WOTG
Saturday, April 28, 2012
Art Philosophy Blog Hop
If you are arriving from Crafting with Courtney's blog, you're in the right place.
Welcome to the Art Philosophy Cricut Cartridge Blog Hop. We are a group of Close to my Heart consultants (well most of us) and will be show casing the very versatile Art Philosophy Cricut Cartridge.
Here is a spring floral arrangement I made using the Close to my Heart, exclusive, Art Philosophy Cricut Cartridge and the National Scrapbooking Month special offer, called Dotty for You.
I cut lots of 2D flowers in various sizes using a couple of different patterned papers from the Dotty for You paper pack. It was super fun to sort & nest them, making each so very different. I inked a few of the flowers using Sky, Sweet Leaf, Sunset, Smoothie & Lagoon Ink. I used reed diffuser rods, spritzed with a mixture of alcohol & Topiary reinker to color the rods.
The flower pot is from the Dollar Store & garnished with some coffee beans & CTMH ribbon.
Thanks for taking the time to visit my blog. Hope you are following regularly.
Now you can hop on over to Audrey's blog
If you get lost along the way here is the entire line up.
Welcome to the Art Philosophy Cricut Cartridge Blog Hop. We are a group of Close to my Heart consultants (well most of us) and will be show casing the very versatile Art Philosophy Cricut Cartridge.
Here is a spring floral arrangement I made using the Close to my Heart, exclusive, Art Philosophy Cricut Cartridge and the National Scrapbooking Month special offer, called Dotty for You.
I cut lots of 2D flowers in various sizes using a couple of different patterned papers from the Dotty for You paper pack. It was super fun to sort & nest them, making each so very different. I inked a few of the flowers using Sky, Sweet Leaf, Sunset, Smoothie & Lagoon Ink. I used reed diffuser rods, spritzed with a mixture of alcohol & Topiary reinker to color the rods.
The flower pot is from the Dollar Store & garnished with some coffee beans & CTMH ribbon.
Thanks for taking the time to visit my blog. Hope you are following regularly.
Now you can hop on over to Audrey's blog
If you get lost along the way here is the entire line up.
- Courtney - http://www.creatingwithcourtney.blogspot.com
- Brandy- http://www.canadianscrappers.blogspot.com
- Audrey- http://scrappingwithscrappy.blogspot.com
- Amanda- http://ajcreationsfromtheheart.blogspot.com
- Darla - http://www.stampingunderdoctorsorders.blogspot.com
- Connie - http://conniescraftycloset.blogspot.com
- Stephanie- http://www.quiltedscrapper.blogspot.com
- Erin - http://www.imcreaterin.blogspot.ca
- Lucy - http://love2createitall.blogspot.com
- Vanessa http://wwwpaperkraftsunlimiteddesings.blogspot.com/
- Carol http://CarolLoftus.blogspot.com
- Eva- http://www.loveofcreating.blogspot.com
- Wendy K. http://www.myscrapbookingblog.com
- Michelle http://www.myflightsoffancy.com/blog
- Gloria - http://www.purpleglocreations.blogspot.com
- Chrissy - http://www.chrissycurtiscrafts.blogspot.com
- Ann Marie Lessner www.creativeramblings345.blogspot.com
- Michelle Degnan Powell - http://scrappinprincess-michelle.blogspot.com/
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