Hey y'all! Happy Monday! Checking in here with you on this rainy day...well it is rainy here in PA. We have had rain all weekend and it has gotten a little chilly! Brrr! But, the rain provided the perfect excuse for me to stay in and work at my scrapbooking desk. I was able to create 2 cards during the rain that I would like to share with you today. I created cards for 'him' and for 'her.' I am always needing a mix of cards for both women and men in my card stash, so I am glad I got these finished.
First up, I have a masculine card. I thought I would give this to my husband one day for a 'just because' sort of thing. I like to leave cards around for him for no special reason. I sometimes sneak them in his lunchbox before he heads to work, in his truck, on his pillow before bed, etc. It's just a little something sweet I like to do to always remind him that I love him. He seems to enjoy it too. Tee hee!
"You're Out Of This World"
Supplies Used
Cardstock: The Paper Studio, Core'dinations, The Paper Company
Patterned Paper: Studio Calico
Rhinestones: Michael's
Glitter Glue: Stickles (Ranger Industries)
Stamp: My Craft Spot
Ink: Stampin' Up!
Electronic Cutter: Cricut Expression (Provo Craft)
Software: Cricut Gypsy
Cartridge Used: Birthday Cakes
Adhesive: Helmar, Beacon Adhesives
I found this cute robot and the gears on the Cricut Birthday Cake cartridge. I used my Gypsy to weld the shadow of each shape together to create a shaped card.
I added rhinestones for dimension and a bit of glitter glue to a few of the gears. Also, I used pop dots to pop up the top layer of the robot just for that extra layering effect.
I used a stamp from My Craft Spot for the inside of the card.
After finishing the card for 'him,' I got to work on a card for 'her.' I thought I might send this to my Dad so that he will have a card for my Mom sometime. I thought it would be a nice everyday card or for anniversary/Valentine's Day.
"Sweetheart, My Heart Belongs To You"
Supplies Used
Cardstock: The Paper Studio, Core'dinations
Patterned Paper: Urban Lily, Jillibean Soup, Momenta
Rhinestones: Michael's
Pearls: Queen & Co.
Pin: Jenni Bowlin Studio
Stamps, Crinkle Ribbon, Twine: My Craft Spot
Ink: Stampin' Up!
Marker: Sharpie
Electronic Cutter: Cricut Expression (Provo Craft)
Software: Cricut Gypsy
Cartridges Used: Wild Card, Accent Essentials, Celebrate With Flourish
Adhesive: Helmar, Scotch
This shaped card is from the Wild Card cartridge. It is one of my favorite Cricut shapes!
I wanted to mention too that this card is a scraplifted idea...sort of. LOL. I was on Pinterest the other day looking up pink/zebra print things. As many of you know, I have a daughter (a Yorkshire Terrier named Katie Scarlett) that I love to pamper. I am already planning her first birthday party and it will be in a pink/zebra print theme. I came across this awesome chocolate dipped strawberry. Doesn't this look yummy? I adore the colors, the patterns, everything!
My strawberry is from the Create With Flourish Cricut cartridge.
I added a twine bow and some rhinestones to the strawberry.
I used crinkle ribbon to tie a bow on the edge. I then added a pin for a little extra detail.
I popped up the strawberry using pop dots.
For the inside, I added more patterned paper and stamps from My Craft Spot.
I hope you have enjoyed these 2 cards and that they will inspire you to create!
Happy Scrappin'!!!
4 comments:
Both cards are wonderful. I especially liked the paper you used in the robot card. Congrats.
Barb from Toronto, Canada
Awesome cards:) I love the robot...so fun and such great colors and your second card is very striking with the colors you chose. Beautiful work as always!
Sherrie K
http://sherriescraps.blogspot.com
Wow... Just got back from my little weekend away in Chicago and look what I find... these gorgeous cards. Yes I like the robot for thd men in my life but oh my I just love the zebra stiped strawberry card! Awesome color choice and thank you for using that cut as I forgot it, and that too used to be one of my favorites. Love it. Thanks for sharing today on She's A Sassy Lady!
Absolute Perfection! I love them both!
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