Showing posts with label Plantin' Schoolbook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Plantin' Schoolbook. Show all posts

Sunday, May 22, 2011

Panda Bear with Bamboo Card



I ABSOLUTELY LOVE how this came out! I don't think I can send it to anyone!

Anyways, I used Mary's free Valentine's bear (SVGCuts.com) and changed it up a little bit. I got rid of the giant heart, of course, and made two small oval shapes for the panda's body. I hand cut the shapes for the eyes....it wasn't hard. For the grass I used Plantin' Schoolbook (except for the 4 pieces of Jolee's blades that you see on either side of the panda). For the clouds I used April Showers. I embossed with D'vine Swirls for the blue background and the clouds. Now for the bamboo:

I cut several strips of tan paper 1/4"-1/2" wide and inked the edges. I then cut them into short strips (many different sizes) and glued them all together in a row. For the leaves I used Storybook branch on page 37. I just cut the branches in different sizes and then cut them apart at the stem (so I'd get 4 sets of two leaves and one left over leaf).

I'm going to be entering this card into the Cooking With Cricut Cele"BEAR"ation Blog Hop.

Monday, April 11, 2011

Fantabulous Cricut Crawl




LinkFantabulous Cricut Challenge Blog is have a Spring Fling Blog Hop! Start here.

Make sure you visit every design team member's blog, including Pretty Paper, Pretty Ribbons for a chance to win Awesome blog candy!!

For my project I made this little Easter basket (free from SVGCuts.com) for a friend of mine. The grass is from Plantin' Schoolbook, and the butterfly is from Indie Art. I did a lot of stitching with my Sakura Gelly Roll pens.


Good luck!!

Friday, February 25, 2011

Challenge Me Monday #48



This is the other 'Enjoy' card that I made for the ATC Swap, I'm entering it into the Fantabulous Cricut Challenge Blog's (FCCB) Challenge Me Monday.

This time I used the Argyle embossing folder, instead of the Swiss Dots. I sanded it as well. Also, instead of using an SVG flower, I used the flower from Plantin' Schoolbook. I just cut the flowers out 1/4 of an inch shorter then the first one....Meaning I cut the first flower out at 2 1/4", then the second out at 2", then 1 3/4....and so on....I do this with this flower all the time, but this is the first time that I layered it the way it is. I didn't expect it to look so nice!

The tag came with the paper pack (ColorBok 8.5x11 Earth Tone from WalMart).