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Red Velvet Cake, with cream cheese buttercream. Red piping with black cricut cake decorations. First time using my cricut cake.
my husband made the magnetic strips on the wall and I have all kinds of small pieces stored in tins with magnets on back. A ribbon holder will go over that. THe worktable hasa surge protector ran the length of it and extra spot lighting accesible.
i had this idea in my head for a couple days, and was thrilled when i found this paper! i love how it turned out! used cricut to cut out apple, computer generated words
Made some homemade Snickerdoodles for a friend...along with an altered clipboard & matching card.
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Just sharing. I made a set of 5 of these to submit for a silent auction for charity. The pot is cut from the Cricut From My Kitchen cartridge. The text paper is from a 1973 Family Circle cookbook that I bought tonight at Goodwill for $1.99. Each card has a different recipe on it.
Thanks for looking!
This hand made Easter card features tulip die cuts made with the Cricut and the Walk in my Garden cartrige. The sentiment, Happy Easter, is also cut with the Cricut. The back of the tulips is green glitter.
Cricut-cut, painted paper
~5 X 10 inches
Directly or indirectly from shadows, photos, or drawings of shadows.
In my experience all commercial papers fade, and quickly, so I experimented with rolling out my own painted papers and seeing if the Cricut would cut the thicker paper. It did, but the edges are less precise. In this case I was not going for a completely flat, even color, but allowing for some variation since I was painting it. (The green is the cut, painted part, the purple is a piece of paper I had sitting around that I out under it)
This is the 1st tile using Provocraft Cricut. Love, love, love this machine. For more information on Cricut go here: Cricut Expression 24-Inch Personal Electronic Cutting Machine
Leprechaun Trap Made Using a Hot Cocoa Canister, Card Stock, Cricut Shamrock Cuts (from A Child's Year cartridge) and Playmobil Toys.
You need to rotate your food storage and what better way to do it than to put the opened cans into cute clear jars. Keep them on your counter and you'll use them faster and be able to rotate through your food.
I printed 35 of these pretty quick and cut using the Pazzles first (bracket) and then the Cricut and Tinkerbell cartridge. EK Success Tinkerbell stamps, three spots of Stickles and twine and I was done. Love the paper because the Pazzles did very clean cuts unlike I usually see. Too bad it's only made in 8 1/2 x 11 at Kelly Paper.
White almond sour cream cake with almond buttercream under fondant with fondant bow and cricut cake decorations.
Design work for Pink Paislee. I combined the Soiree line (the gray paper, green tissue paper and twine), the Daily Junque line (pink graph), an Artisan Element (on bunny tail), a Sweetness clear card (polkadots behind E) and some Artisan Tape (black and white tapes) - all by Pink Paislee. I cut the little bunnies and the Postage E with the Cricut cartridge called, " Martha Stewarts Crafts - Seasonal Cake Art."
It started out as a card, then I decided to scrap these pictures I just took of Kati the other day when she came home from school. Her teacher is so fabulous, she painted their faces herself. My daughter made a list for what she wants for Easter (a letter to the Easter bunny), so I am going to shrink it down and put the list inside the card and use the card for hidden journaling.
I created these Post-it Note holders as a part of a set for my friends who also happen to be my co-workers. I can definitely see using this idea for future gifts. Products used were:
CL404 Just a Note
Patterned Paper- K&Co Wild Raspberry
Cardstock- Recollections
Prima flowers
Cricut- Opposites Attract cartridge & Design Studio
Spellbinders- Labels 8
Martha Stewart- 3-in-1 butterfly punch
Fiskars Scallop Sentiment border punch
EK Success corner rounder
Ranger- distress ink
Stash- grosgrain ribbon & buttons
Misc.- 5x7 acrylic picture frames, foam notepads & standard Post-It Note pads
I made this quilt for my best friend for her birthday on 4/5/10 - she then passed away on 4/29/10 from Stage IV breast cancer. One day, during a chemo treatment, I showed her a picture with a blue color - she said that it, with purple, would make a really pretty quilt. The next time I went to see her I took her the completed quilt. She said that she didn't remember telling me that those colors would make a nice quilt - her mind was pretty far gone by then.
The appliques are all cut on my Cricut machine. I ran a zigzag stitch around the edges of the quilt as I didn't think I should take time to officially bind it. It is quilted on my machine.
We enjoy some late summer days over here in the Netherlands! How I love to be in my little garden, blue sky, sun on my face! I thought, I can post a summery card I finished this weekend. The only Hero Arts item is the stamped sentiment. The little shells are Technique Tuesdays. And the "bikini" is cut with my Cricut.
Today I participate in "The Creative Blog Hop".
Hope you come and visit my blog.
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