Showing posts with label Imagine More Cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Imagine More Cards. Show all posts

Friday, March 2, 2012

My Cricut Craft Room's 100 Cricut Cartridge Blog Hop - Day One

Welcome to My Cricut Craft Room's

100 Cricut Cartridge Blog Hop

You should have started at http://mycricutcraftroom.blogspot.com/ if not please start at the beginning


Be sure to visit Erica's Blog http://mycricutcraftroom.blogspot.com tomorrow for over 50 NEW projects that you did not see today....
Also make sure to follow Erica's blog so you will know when she has contests, prizes, challenges, swaps & special online coupons.

Currently she is running a Scrapbook & Card challenge over on her challenge blog and you can win a gift certificate to her webstore! http://ericascraftroomchallenges.blogspot.com/

This Friday she will announce February's Scrapbook swap.... She has a swap each week and you have two weeks to make your project each month. There will be a card, scrapbook, tag, die cut and embellishment swap each month! http://ericascraftroomswaps.blogspot.com/

Don't forget to comment along the way on all of the blogs today and tomorrow to be entered to win the Cricut cartridge that Erica is giving away today.

Winners will be announced on her blog on Tuesday!
 
Thank you so much for joining us today,
for this month I made two A2 (5.5 x 4.25) sized cards using three cartridges:
Simply Charmed, Phrases, and Imagine More Cards
 

My first card is using Simply Charmed and Phrases.
The background that has the sentiment on it can be found on Phrases using the Tag Feature.
It is button 2 on the overlay, cut at 3"
The Sentiment is also on Phrases, button 26, cut at 2.9 using my Gypsy (this has four cuts)
the main image, <Shift> the same image, Layer/Shadow Feature, <Shift> Layer Shadow Feature.
The cute little mushrooms can be found on Simply Charmed.
<Shift> Button 10 + layers 1 - 4 and the shadow feature.
I love how bright and cheerful this card turned out. :)

For my next card I used two pieces of 8.5 x 11 pieces of White paper and my Cricut Imagine.
I love that I can take two pieces of whit paper and end up with this sweet card!


The cartridge used was Imagine More Cards.
First I went to the stock images that come with the Imagine and selected the 3:5 rectangle cut at 6.0 and flood filled that image with a pattern on page 41. 
This actually cuts at 6.5 x 10.5, but I cut it down to the 8.5 x 5.5
and fold it in half to create my 4.25 x 5.5 card base.  
I added the border to the base of the card. This can be found on page 30 and cut at 1.3
The You Take the Cake Images can be found on page 9 and is cut at 2.8 rel.
  I layerd this so I could use some pop dots to add some dimension.

I also cut the Happy Birhday border that can also be found on page 30, cut at 1.6.
This border went on the inside of the card as shown below.
I love how everything coordinates so easily.


To finish off the card I added some Liquid Pearls for sprinkles on the cupcake and also as extra accents on the border.
Easy Peasy!


Below is the entire line up in case you get lost along the way.
 
 
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She has everything crafty.... Cricut cartridges, adhesive, papers, stamps and so much more.....




 
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Tuesday, February 28, 2012

My Cricut Craft Room - Would you guess Wednesday



or we could use the Icon Feature.


I chose to use the Icon Feature for my A2 size card today.
The Pooh & Friends Cricut Cartridge has a great Icon feature. 
 The Icon feature on this cartridge has a lot of great garden images, but I found this sweet Turtle on button 30 of the overlay.  He is cut at 2.5 using the Icon Feature, <Shift> Icon Feature, and Icon Shadow Feature.  I flood filled all of the images with patterns from Imagine More Cards.  I love how all of the papers coordinate so easy with the Imagine.


I also used the XL Die from My Creative Time and my Sentiment is also from My Creative Time's Many Greetings stamp set.  To finish up my card I added some Sew Easy Baker's Twine and a little bling for the turtles eye.
To see more projects using Icon features go Here.

I hope you enjoyed!
Jen

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Friday, January 6, 2012

My Cricut Craft Room 100 Cricut Cartridge Blog Hop - Day One

My Cricut Craft Room 100 Cartridge Hop

Happy Saturday Crafters,
Thank you for joining us today on the first 100 Cricut Cartridge Blog Hop of 2012.  You should have come from Karey's crafty goodness.  If you came across this post as one of my followers please start at the begining of the blog hop Here.

For my project this month I made a calendar using Chipboard Hanging Calendar that I got from Erica from My Cricut Craft Room.  I used Create A Critter for my images and patterns from the following Cricut Imagine Cartridges:  Best Friends, Better Together, Imagine More, Imagine More Cards, Kate's Kitchen, & Nursery Tails.  For the calendar part I used My Creative Time Stamps (Whimsical Calendar Days & XL Label Borders)  I also used the XL Label Die that coordinates with these stamp sets.  I am going to use this as my Birthday Calendar in my craft room since it is not year specific.  I didn't want every month to show so instead of hanging it as intended I am going to have them sit on the pictured easel three months at a time.
 
Below each picture is the Imagine Cartridge used and the size of the Critter.
Better Together (Pages 38, 39, 44)
Penguin (Page 39 Cut at 3")
True Blue Stickles

Best Friends (Pages 39, 42, 43)
Ladybug (Page 66 Cut at 3")
Xmas Red Stickles

Nursery Tails (Pages 36 38, 40)
Rabbit (Page 26 Cut at 3")
Frosted Lace Stickles

Nursery Tails (Pages 36, 39, 44)
Zebra (Page 47 Cut at 3")

Best Friends (Pages 37, 42,44)
Hippo (Page 44 Cut at 3")
Star Dust Stickles

Imagine More Cards (Pages 34, 37, 40, 41)
Crab & Sandcastle (Page 40 Cut at 2.3" & 3")

Imagine More Cards (Pages 34, 37, 39, 43)
Turtle (Page 64 Cut at 2")
Waterfall Stickles

Best Friends (Pages 40, 41, 43)
Owl (Page 25 Cut at 3")
Star Dust Stickles

Kate's Kitchen (Pages 41, 43, 44)
Apple (Page 24 Cut at 3")

Imagine More (Pages 39 & 42)
Octopus (Page 42 Cut a 3")
Frosted Lace Stickles

Better Togeether (Pages 37, 40, 42)
Turkey (Page 70 Cut at 3")

Imagine More Cards (Page 40)
Reindeer (Page 73 Cut at 3")
Star Dust Stickles

On the back of each month I created a pocket and used the My Creative Time's die so I can write the name of who's birthday's are on that specific month or any other notes I might want to add for that month.  I like to include the year the person was born...I have a lot of kiddos in my life and it's getting harder to remember their ages, so this helps me a lot. :)
I had such a blast with these Critter's and the Imagine patterns.

Your next stop on the hop is Erica's Project http://ericasprojects.blogspot.com


Below is the entire line up if you get lost along the way:
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Monday, August 8, 2011

My Cricut Craft Room - My IMAGINE-ation Mondays

Today is my first post as a Design Team Member for My Cricut Craft Room.  I am so excited to be working with Erica and this talented Design Team.  At My Cricut Craft Room there is a different theme for everyday of the week.  Today's theme is My Imagine-ation Mondays. 

For my post today I have made an A2 size card.  To make an A2 card cut at 8.5 x 5.5  then fold in half making it 4.25 x 5.5 which will be your base.  I then layered two other pieces of cardstock cut at 4 x 5.25 and the top layer is cut at 2.5 by 5.5.  Now for my Imagine cut this is super simple.  I used Imagine More Cards and chose the super cute rocket image from page 11.  I picked the Layers button so each image would cut individually and then I can layer the images with pop dots to add dimension.  Now when you are cutting layers you want to make sure to cut each image at the same size using the Relative size...there is a choice between True and Relative and you must choose Rel to make sure your layers layer correctly.  I cut all of my images at 3.5 Rel.  I pop dotted my images together added it to the card and added some doodling and Voila...a super simple, but oh so cute birthday card.

Supplies:
Paper - Kraft Cardstock, Bazzill (don't know the name of the color)
Adhesive - ATG (Advanced Tape Glider) and Recollections Foam Adhesive Squares
Cricut Cartridge - Imagine More Cards
Sakura Gelly Roll Pen - White

Thank you for taking the time to visit today and I would love it if you would go to http://mycricutcraftroom.blogspot.com/ to see what the other wonderful ladies have created today.

Crafty Hugs,
Jen
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Sunday, August 7, 2011

Cricut Cardz Challenge #86



This week's challenge is "Tuitti Fruitti"! Make a card using fruit, and you may use any cartridges, colors or occasion you'd like.

For my project this challenge I used my Gypsy and three Cartridges:  Hello Kitty Greetings, Wild Card, and Imagine More Cards.  All of the paper that was used was One and a half sheets of Bazzill White Paper...Awesome!

On the Wild Card cartridge I used the Blackout Feature and selected the second button on the overlay.  I selected this twice flood filling one with the Green Polka Dot pattern and a solid green color both from Imagine More Cards cut at 5".  Then on the Hello Kitty Greeting Cart I used the Card, Clothes and Silhouette features on page 31 cut at 3.2" Rel.  These were also flood filled with patterns from Imagine More Cards except for the Silhouette as I just kept that white.  I wrapped my Cherry Card around the Wild Card card base so there are Cherry's on both sides.  I added some ribbon, stickles, and stamped Sweet randomly on the card.  I didn't have a stamp that just said Sweet, but I did have one from My Pink Stamper's Sweet Baby that said Sweet Innocence.  I used the Martha Stewart Ink that is in a tear drop shape so I had more control of just inking Sweet.  Here is the back view:

Supplies Used: 
Cricut Cartridges:  Hello Kitty Greetings, Wild Card, Imagine More Cards
Celebrate It Ribbon - White
Martha Stewart Ink - Stem Green
My Pink Stamper stamps - Sweet Baby
Stickles - Stardust
Recollections  Foam Adhesive Squares

Thank you for taking the time to stop by to take a look at my Sweet card.
Jen
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