Today’s http://365cards.blogspot.com/ is to take an image and use it on both the inside and outside of the card, but in different ways.
This Judith stamp has been one of my favorite stamps for years and one of the very few wood mounted stamps I’ve held on to.
I used:
If you can think it… you can Cri-cut!
Today’s http://365cards.blogspot.com/ challenge is to incorporate the phrase “Hang in There”
I really enjoyed this one as I got to use different techniques. The background paper was some cloud paper I had (not sure who made it). I used CTMH’s stamp of the month for April with a masking technique for the flowers. I colored in the flowers with Copic markers & I used a technique with Copic Markers that I learned in my certification class yesterday for the grass. Below is a photo from the class.
Wow, did I learn a lot there! I cut the clothes & cloud from Everyday Paper Dolls and New Arrivals with my Cricut. And used good old fashion handwriting for my sentiment. Some Bazzil cardstock and twine to finish it off.
Stay tuned for tomorrow’s challenge and remember, if you can think it… you can Cri-cut!
Today’s challenge at 365 Card Challenge is another Super Sketchy Sunday at 365 Card Challenge:
This is my take on the sketch:
For today’s card I used
•CTMH’s Perfect Day Paper Pack
• CTMH You’re a Hoot Stamp set
•CTMH’s basic and autumn buttons.
•A Fiskars border punch
•CTMH Juniper grosgrain ribbon
•Cricut Mini Monagrams
•CTMH Just Blooms Paper Flower
•Sakura Stardust Gelly Pen
If you can think it…you can Cri-cut!
Today’s challenge at 365 Card Challenge you need to have at least 8 elements,( not counting the cardstock or any background paper) and here’s the challenge all those elements must overlap with at least 2 other elements. I thought of lots of things: eggs in a basket, gumballs in a gumball machine, cupcakes stacked on a platter but I liked this card best.
•Reminisce paper
•Bazzil Cardstocks
•May Arts Ribbon
•CTMH Stamps
•Cricut Cartridge “Old West”
•Bazzil Pearls
•Color Box Chalk Ink
If you can think it…you can Cri-cut!
Today’s challenge at 365 Card Challenge is Card Recipe Ingredients:
•5 x 5 card
•3 circles
•2 squares
•ribbon
•sentiment of your choice
to meet the requirements of this challenge, you must not stray from the recipe above–use only those ingredients.
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For this challenge I use Bazzil cardstock, May arts ribbon, some SEI & Imaginisce papers and a stamp from CTMH’s For Every Occasion. I used the cricut to cut my circles.
If you can think it…you can Cri-cut!
Today’s challenge at 365 Card Challenge is Do it yourself glittered brads or pearls. Take a brad or pearl add a little glue and glitter and you have some glittery goodness!
This was my take on today’s challenge. I saw a card simular to this and fell in love with it. I cut my flower pot from Cricut’s A Walk in my Garden the flowers from Make-the-cut. I used American Crafts large brads and some score pal tape. A little Doodle bug sugar coated glitter, Bo bunny dotted ribbon, Sakura stardust gelly pen, topped off with a stamped greeting from CTMH’s Fringed phrases and presto a beautiful bouquet of flowers with lots of bling.
If you can think it…you can Cri-cut!
Today’s challenge at 365 card challenge is Terrific ten to use ten different patterned papers on one card. You can use more but you have to have at least ten. This was a fun challenge and the best part was getting to use up all those wonderful scraps. I used a mixture of K & Company, Basic Grey, DCWV, Imaginisce & some I’m not quite sure of. I also added some liquid applique, May arts ribbon. A CTMH stamp from Springtime and I cut my bunny from Winter Woodland cartridge.
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If you can think it…you can Cri-cut!
Today’s challenge at 365 Card Challenge is Stencil it! All you have to do is use a stencil.
For today’s challenge I used a stencil cut from Design Studio and I stenciled on top of my image with Pebbles Chalk. I used a stamp from CTMH’s For Every Ocassion. Bazzil cardstock and some May Arts ribbon and my Marth Stewart border punch.
Today’s challenge at 365 Card Challenge is to use this poster, or anything about the movie (or if you prefer, you can use the animated version) to inspire your card.This was an extremely hard one for me. For this project I used Pebbles chalk for the green rolling hills and the blue sky. Imaginisce Twitterpated. I cut the mushrooms with the Paisley cartridge and Design Studio. Added some May arts ribbon. A CTMH stamp from Enjoy the Journey and used VersaMark ink and dark blue chalk for the greeting.
If you can think it…you can Cri-cut!
Today’s challenge at 365 Card Challenge is Super Sketchy Sunday this is the sketch:
And this is my take on the challenge:
These are some flowers I made on the Cricut Design Studio from the Paper Bouquet Book. I used some paper from:
•K & Company
•May Arts Ribbon
•CTMH stamp from “Enjoy the Journey”
•CTMH Chocolate Ink
•Bazzil Card Stock
If you can think it…you can Cri-cut!
Today’s challenge at 365 Card Challenge is “Let’s make some noise” You need to make a card that makes noise a shaker card, add a bell or another item that makes noise. I choose a shaker card. I had this clear plastic heart from some Bo Bunny brads and had saved this heart for something just like this.
This was a fun card. The items I used :
•DCWV Blossoms & Butterflies
•May Arts Ribbon
•CTMH cardstock
•Bo BBunny heart
•assorted trinkets & beads
if you can think it…you can Cri-cut!
Today’s Card Challenge at 365 Card Challenge is Imagine this. This challenge you use some object to inspire your card. In this case the challenge is to think cotten. Your not limited to color on this one.
For this one I used:
• White linen cardstock
• Martha Stewart Border punch
• Creative Imaginations rub on
• K & Company wedding rhinestone
• CTMH Bitty Sparkles
If you can think it…you can Cri-cut!
Today’s challenge at 365 Card Challenge is to use 3 of the following patterns on your card: Plaid, Paisley, Gingham, Houndstooth, & Toile. Sounds easy and I have all the patterns they colors just don’t go together. So I had to do a lot of searching today. But I came up with a card.
The products I used today are:
•Bazzil Cardstock
•Basic Grey PP
•Assorted papers from K & Company
•Assorted buttons from Making Memories
•May Art’s Ribbon
•CTMH For Every Occassions Stamp Set
•Border Punch from Martha Stewart
•Olive Ink from CTMH
If you can think it…you can Cri-cut!
Today’s challenge at 365 Card Challenge is a “twinchies” challenge. Your whole card can be a twinchie, or you can put one (or two or three) on your card. You’ll need to decorate a 2 x 2 inch piece of cardstock or some other material to meet the challenge. I decided to stay with a St. Patrick’s Day theme and use twinchies as the base of my card utilizing my scraps.
My background paper consists of a little:
• DCWV
• Bazzil Gold Foil
• Basic Grey Urban Prairie
I cut my turtle with “A Walk in the Garden” and “Paper Doll Dress Up”. The tag is from “Heritage” cartridge. The ribbon is from May Arts. Stamp from CTMH “Holiday Hoopla” a wonderful stamp set for all occasions. And gold metallic ink from Color Box. Happy St. Patty’s Day!
If you can think it…you can Cri-cut!
Today’s challenge at http://www.365cards.blogspot.com/ was a lot of fun. So many ideals came to mind. tortoise-hare,Democrat-Republican , angel-devil , heaven-hell , Coke-Pepsi well I could go on and on. I used salt-pepper & black & white. For this card I used CTMH black & white daisy. Silver foil, Bazzil swiss dots, May arts ribbon, Texture textile embossing folder from Cuttlebug and some acetate. I printed my verse and inked it with CTMH black ink.
If you can think it… you can Cri-cut!
Crazy about Cricut | 
03 30th, 2010| 