Cooking with Cricut #87

Challenge #87

Pinkalicious - use your favorite shade of pink and add satin -- either flowers, ribbon or fabric.
Here is my take on this fun challenge!

I used Mini Monsters Cricut Cartridge for the fun little 'stinky' guy, and the under layer, which is hard to see here, is printed with Blast Off pattern on the Imagine. On the top layer, originally I had it white, then decided to get out several of my Papretrey Inks and smudge him up! I drew stinky lines around him with a sparkly gelly roll pen. Then I used a pretty satin ribbon to finish this card off.

Thanks for baking with me!

Kemma

My first shaker card

It's a shaker card!  Yea that is glitter there in the butterfly.  My boyfriend really likes butterflies so I made this valentine with that in mind.  It has some static in the glitter it looks like, so there is a little sticking but I think you can see the bulk of the glitter at the bottom :)
I got this idea from PaperTrey's Blog and really wanted to make it.  I don't yet have any PaperTrey supplies so I could not enter this there.  I wanted to make something with my Cricut, and for this project I learned that you cannot cut craft foam without a deep cut blade.  I also tried this the first time with zip dry glue, nope you really do need to use the sticker maker as they show in the blog.  Wow, the second one I made was so much better!  That is the one that I used.

This is entered in:
http://www.creativetimeforme.com/2012/01/throwback-thursday-challenge.html
http://fantabulouscricut.blogspot.com/search/label/Challenge%20Me%20Monday
http://reasonableribbon.blogspot.com/2012/01/rrr-challenge-40-valentines-day-theme.html


Supplies
The Paper Co, Kraft Cardstock
Bazzill, Sugar Cream Cardstock
K&Co, Suzy Ultman Lion Sleeps Pink Heart Circles paper
BasicGrey Urban Prairie Weather Vane Cardstock
craft foam
acetate (repurposed from a set of stamps)
atyouSpica, Sand
atyouSpica, Blossom
Really Reasonable Ribbon
Glue Dots
My Creative Time Stamps, This & That
glitter from Walmart
Xyron Sticker Maker
Tim Holtz Distress ink, Broken China
May Arts Jute Burlap, black and natural
Cricut Cartridge, Paper Trimmings