Showing posts with label Gypsy Wanderings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gypsy Wanderings. Show all posts

Sunday, September 18, 2011

Sound of Music

The challenge at Fantabulous Cricut was to "Make Some Music". My mom had actually recently asked me to make a music themed thank you card for her to give someone. I kept it simple using the music note from Gypsy Wanderings.

Saturday, January 22, 2011

Floral Sweetness

This week's Cooking with Cricut challenge was to use 3 or more flowers and follow an optional sketch. I did opt to follow the sketch this week. That makes it so much easier! Again, all the papers are scraps from my scrap drawer. I keep trying to cut down on the paper in that little drawer, but I don't seem to be making much progress. Anyway....


The hearts are cut from my Four-Legged Friends cartridge. I have had this cartridge since Black Friday, and this is the first time I have used it. I think it is such a cute cartridge, and I have really neglected it. Determination made me find a way to use it for this project. The paw print is filled in with Glossy Accents. I used VersaMagic Purple Hydrangea to ink pretty much everything on the card. The sentiment is a rub-on and the flowers are Prima. The flourish was cut with Gypsy Wanderings.

I am going to have to find the perfect animal lover to send this card to. This would be super appropriate for me, but it might be a bit strange to send it to myself....

Saturday, January 8, 2011

Winter Wishes

This week's challenges at Fantabulous Cricut and The Paper Variety had to incorporate snow in some way. How appropriate given that we are expecting 10-12 inches on Sunday night/Monday morning. We had a little snow today, so it has been a great day to work in my scrap room. Have I mentioned that my scrap room is also the cat's room? It makes for some challenges sometimes, but it is great to have a space. Here is my entry for the challenge.

This picture was actually very difficult to take. The shadow behind winter and the snowflake are both silver foil, and I kept getting my reflection. The word "winter" with the shadow were both cut from Gypsy Wanderings. The flake was cut using Christmas.