Monday, September 24, 2012

Imagine-ation Monday with My Cricut craft room

Hi Crafty Pals!!! Its Monday again and time for My Cricut Craft Room design team post. 
oh how do  you like the pink graphics? 
They look great! 
We have turned pink to show our support for Breast cancer. All of our projects through Oct will have pink somewhere in them even if you can't see it to show our support.

Here's my card and then I will tell you what I did!


I printed the 2 back ground paper using the snow angel cart and the 5:7 setting on the Imagine. I then inked the edges. 
 

inked using iced spruce and festive berries






I printed the main imagine from the icon section at 4"



For my card base I cut brown paper at 4 1/4 by 11 and then scored and folded in half. 

For each layer I cut them down a 1/4.


I used Making memories texture fabric tape and wrapped around the card. 



Then i attached the layers on the base and popped up the image on foam dots. 

I used a stardust gel pen to add dash lines around the card and spruce up the image. I then added some  stickles to the snow, and rhinestones for some bling. 





Thanks for stopping by! I hope that you will head over to My Cricut Craft Room to see what my other design team sisters have made.

Crafty Hugs 
Sarah

Thursday, September 20, 2012

CCR exclusive Bookmarks

 Hi friends!

Another quick post on the CCR Exclusives.

Here is The Bookmarks.

This is a super simple and easy cut to do.

It contains a main image layer and a shadow layer.

I used a pearl red for the top and black for the shadow.

Here is the Secet Garden book Mark


Here is the Alice in Wonderland Bookmark
These were both cut at 5.25


To see more ccr exclusive projects Please visit My Cricut Craft room

Cricut Craft room Exclusive Projects

Hi Guys!

Today we are using Cricut Craft Room exclusive cartridges to create projects. I used moveable monster - Witch to create my project.

It was really fun creating with CCR.
Here's my witch

I cut it at 11"

To assemble I glued all the pieces together and then added brads to the "joint" areas.

I added some bling to her hat, hair and dress.




For her cauldron I used lime green puff paint as her "brew" and then hand wrote Witch's Brew in silver sharpie.

Thanks for stopping by.

Please visit My Cricut Craft Room for more Projects.
Tuesday, September 18, 2012

a little birdie told me

hi guys! i  trying the blogger app on my phone to see if it works. Today is my mother in laws birthday so,i made her this sweet card.
i used nifty fifties cart.
on pg 68 i cut the bird at 3.5
the papers are from my minds eye Dwell 6x6 pad.
thanks for stopping by,and again i hope this post correctly.

Monday, September 17, 2012

You're Sweet card





Hi Crafy Friends!

Today is my day to post for the My Cricut Craft Room design team. We were to use Cricut Craft Room exclusives to create a project.

I chose to use craft room basic.
 3 scallop circles @ 2"
3 circles @ 1.75


 On the white circles I stamped 3 cupcakes from the birthday stamp set from inkadinkado, with memonto tuxedo black.

I then colored them with my bic markers and attached them to the scallops.


My card base was cut out of Kraft card stock. It measures 6 1/2 by 7" then scored and folded in half.

I then layer on 2 papers from the summer days echo park pad.  I then wrapped twine around the card.


I added stickles to all the cupcake frosting.  




I used glossy accents to attach the circles because of the twine. 


Here's my final card. Thanks for stopping by. I hope that you will head over to My Cricut Craft room to see what my design team sisters have made.


Crafty Hugs
Sarah


Sunday, September 16, 2012


The Cricut Craft Room Help Guide is 78 pages and
you can download it by clicking this picture. .....

When you open Cricut Craft Room now there is a GREAT video that pops up and welcomes you to Craft Room. If you have ever been intimidated by the idea of Craft Room…. NOW is your chance. There is a 4 minute video that welcomes you to Craft Room and will help you get aquainted and NOT intimidated by Craft Room!

It really is great, no matter what your computer skill level is. Please take the first step and try Craft Room if you have not taken that step yet. I have done a few Ustream tutorials to help with Craft Room, but no one can do it better than Provo-Craft themselves!


This guide came from www.cricut.com and was assembled by
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and Affordable Crafting Concepts™ Copyright 2009-2012

Visit the My Cricut Craft Room blog for 6-10 Cricut made projects each weekday.
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On Hello Thursday visit Erica’s blog for the projects made with the
newest cricut cartridges and the Cricut Craft Room files to go with them.
I will have a project made with them and all of the Cricut Craft Room files for them to make your crafting easier and less frustrating.

Never pay more than $34.99 for a Cricut Cartridge EVER again…..
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12x12 set of Cricut mats (Also work for the Imagine) $8
12x24 set of Cutting mats $12.50
Set of Regular Blades $7.50
Set of Deep Cut Blades $9


Click HERE to download this help guide.
Any suggestions are ALWAYS welcome!
Saturday, September 15, 2012

spooky bird Halloween card

Hi Crafty Pals!!!

I have a cute and simple card to share with you today. I used 3 birds on parade and paper dolls dress up to make this cute Halloween card.


Isn't he a cutie.. Ok so here's what I did.

The Ghost bird is from 3 birds on parade pg 39 cut @ 3 1/2

The fence is from paper doll dress up and I used the fit to length button and 4". I can;t remember what size it cut it out at but it worked perfect.

Ok So the card base is an A2 4 1/4 by 5 1/2 and I rounded the bottom 2 corners.
The next layer is from recollections Midnight Magic mat pack that I picked up last year on clearence. I cut it @ 4 by 5 1/4 and I inked it with Tim Holtz peeled paint distress ink.

In that same stack there is a border page and that is where the diamond border came from. I then used a studio G mini punch to punch out those little bitty spiders.

next I attached the fence and doodled around it with white gel pen.

Then I popped up my little Ghost bird and added some google eyes for fun.

I didn't like the way the words cut out so I just used a stamp for the word bubble.
I out lined it in firefly stickles and then covered the treat bag is orange peel stickles.

I just love how it turned out.
Here are some more pics of it.







Thanks for stopping by!
Crafty hugs and love
Sarah
Thursday, September 13, 2012

Theme day Thursday!!!! Lunch Box items!!!



Hi Crafters! It's Theme day Thursday again and today we were to make something for someone's lunch.

I chose to make a lunch box tag for my nephew.
I used tags bags boxes and more 2 and simply charmed.

Here is a pic of the front and back and then I will tell you what I did.









The tag is from pg, 24 on Tags, bags, boxes and more 2 using the tag feature key, and I cut that at 4.73" I cut that 3 times. twice in patterned paper and once in kraft card stock. 

The Pizza is from Simply charmed pg, 76 and is cut at 2.53.

For Jordan's name I used A child's years and cut it at 1.5"

here are my cuts (excuse my nasty mat.. its 2 years old)





I assembled my tag, and pizza. 

I adhered the pizza on one side and his name on the other. 

papers are from my minds eye, lime twist, out of the blue 6x6 pad

 I then used my crop a dile to punch a hole in the tag. 












I wanted to make the tag durable so I used my yourstory to laminate it. 


I use the scotch laminating pouches instead of the Your story ones because they are much cheaper. I can get this pack at wal-mart for around 3 buck for 20.
 Tag in the pouch
 I had to run the tag through the lamination machine several times but in the end it came out looking great.



I had to re punch the tag and then I added some orange twine.



I had so much fun making this lunch tag for my nephew. I know that he will be the talk of the lunch table. 

Thanks so much for stopping by and checking out my post. Please stop by My Cricut Craft Room to see what my other design team sister have made for you viewing pleasure. 


Crafty love and Hugs!
Sarah!!!!




Tuesday, September 4, 2012

Window card



Hi Crafty friends! I hope that you are all doing well. Today is card creating Tuesday with My Cricut Craft Room, and the design team made window cards for your view pleasure.

So for my card I used Plantin Schoolbook for my cricut cut. 

The base of my card measures 4 by 5 1/2. 
I used my Martha Stewart circle cutter to cut a 2 1/2 in "window" in my layering paper. Then for the ring around the window I cut the paper first at 2 3/4 and then cut the 2 1/2 circle out of it so that I would get a frame. 

For inside my window I used a 1 1/2 heart and sticker letters. I then add an acetate piece for the window. 

On the front of the card I used another heart cut @ 1" and glitzed it up with stickles. 

The ribbon is from my stash. 

Here's a few more pics of it. 





I thank you so much for stopping by and I hope that you will head over and see what my design team sisters have created for you as well. 

Crafty Hugs and Love 

Sarah
Sunday, September 2, 2012

100 Cartridge blog hop with My Cricut Craft room!!!!




Hi Crafty Friends! Thanks for stopping by for the My Cricut Craft room September 100 Cartridge hop.  There are some great projects lined up for you to see this month from all my design team sisters. If you hopped over from Tess then you came from the right place, if you just happened upon this hop then please head over to My Cricut Craft Room so that you get to see all the wonderful projects and a chance at the blog candy.
  

I will have the line up at the bottom in case you get lost along the way. 


Can you believe that it is September already? WOW!!! This year is flying by. 
I have a few projects for you this month. I am just gonna jump right in and get to the pics and what I did. 


Project 1: Create a Critter.


I used the image from button 9(sorry don’t know page # my sis is borrowing the cart and I used my Gypsy)
On my Gypsy I used the accessory function key and button 9 to weld together 2 of the shapes to create a card base. The size is 4.30 by 13.77
welded base
 Then I cut the same image including the topper for the acorn at 4.30 by 7.45 

The topper of the acorn I embossed with Swiss dots and the acorn with d’vine swirls cuddle bug folders.
The critter is from the same button. He is cut at 2.92”.
I used Tim Holtz distress inks in vintage photo and antique linen to give the cuts some shading. 


After inking, I assembled all the parts.  In addition, I used a sukra white gel pen for the highlight in the eyes and white dash lines around the card.



Project 2: Sponge Bob Cartridge


I have a hard time making manly cards and when I chose to use the SpongeBob cart this month I had no idea what I was going to do with it. 

Then on PG 58, I saw the boat that SpongeBob drives. It hit me. I could cut off the wheels on the bottom and it would make the perfect boat.

I cut the image and icon layer @ 2 ¼
For the boat I, used colorbok textured white paper.
For the seats and accents, I use a pearly blue from recollections.


I found the waves on pg 47. I used different colors of blue paper and cut the waves at 2 ¼, 2 and 1 1/2 “
After assembling the boat I used paper from my mind’s eye away we go 6 X 6 pad for the background papers. I cut them so that when taped together they measured 4 by 5 ¼.
I then added some of the waves varying the colors and then then added the boat and popped more waves up on top so that it looks like the boat is racing through the water.
I added some glossy accents to the “windshield” part and used a white gel pen to add dash lines to the outer card base. 



Project 3: Kate’s ABC’s
For this project I used the cuts found on page 47 cut @3 ½


I assembled the cut and then I added stickles in hot pink and icicle to the butterflies and black puff type paint for the little bodies.
The base of my card is Kraft card stock cut @ 7 by 6 ½ and scored and folded in half.

The Yellow layer is 6 ¼ by 3 ¼
The flower paper (MME) is cut @ 6x3
I tied a pink ribbon and cut a flag shape by hand out of the yellow paper. The sentiment is from Studio G and stamped with memento cocoa brown ink.

Thanks for stopping by and checking out my projects. I hope that you have enjoyed yourself and have found some inspiration. Please hop on over to           .   I know that my design team sisters have some great projects for you to see.

Here is the entire lineup in case you get lost along the way. 


1. MCCR http://mycricutcraftroom.blogspot.com/
2. Ava http://scrapbookdesign4u.blogspot.com/
3. Jamie L http://babyjaydensmommy.blogspot.com/
4. Marji www.fstampaholic.blogspot.com
5. Jamie M http://craftygirl21.blogspot.com/
6. Janet http://janetscreativeworld.blogspot.com/
7. Ashley http://especiallymade.blogspot.com/
8. Lisa Ch http://lisacustomscrapbooking.blogspot.com/
9. Erica's Projects http://ericasprojects.blogspot.com/
10. Nanne http://nannes-creations.blogspot.com/
11. Jessica W http://www.craftinandstampin.blogspot.com/
12. Susie http://susiesscrappers.blogspot.com/
13. Mary http://Mary-fortheloveofart.blogspot.com/
14. Jodie http://jodiesscraplab.blogspot.com/
15. tess www.sassycricutcrafting.com
16. Sarah http://www.craftingwithsarah.blogspot.com/

17. Sharon http://simplysweetbysharon.blogspot.com/    NEXT!!!!!
18. Blog Candy http://ericasblogcandy.blogspot.com/



Crafty Hugs and love
Sarah