Get Well Card

Made this card for a dear friend who is going thru a rough spell and is in the hospital.  I wanted to make her a card to cheer her up.  She loves owls, just like I do, so what better way than an "owl nurse" to get her back on her feet.   And a pink/blue one, to boot!  LOL

 Inside:-

Tools/Items:-

Cricut Imagine

Cricut Imagine Cartridges  – see below

Cricut Cartridges – see below

Cardstock – white (for the Imagine)

Corner Punch -- Recollections 3 in 1

Patterned paper

Glue – ATG; Zig Two-Way

Googley eyes

Glitter Glue -- MS Fire Opal

Rhinestones

Pop dots

Cricut Imagine Cartridges 

Audrey -- wings

Bubble Gum Stripes -- body

Yummy -- sentiment

Cricut Cartridges

Everyday Paper Dolls – nurse’s hat

Paisley – owl

Paper Lace – sentiment

I used the RGB codes from the Get Well sentiment to create the computer-generated sentiment, “or OWL be really sad”.  J

Retirement Card

Inside:- 

Well, I have to say that this has got to be the largest card I've ever made.  It's absolutely humongous!!!  J   It measures 8" x 12".  And that's just the FRONT of the card. (LOL) 


It was made entirely w/ my Imagine.  Just LOVE that machine!!! Here's the deets:-

Tools/Items:-
Cricut Imagine
Cricut Imagine Cartridge – Buccaneer (for the boat/water); patterns 
Cricut Cartridges – see below

Glue – regular; ATG
Cardstock – blue (for the card base); white (for the Imagine)
Corner Rounder -- Crop-A-Dile Corner Chomper (cloud)

Button -- for hat

Ribbon -- for side of card

Smilie sticker (to cover skull on flag)

Popdots

Cricut Cartridges:

Every Day Paper Dolls -- li'l guy & accessories

Celebrate with Flourish -- golf clubs & fishing rods/fish

Because this card was sooooo huge, I had to attach two 8" x 12" pieces together with tape.  I then covered the tape w/ ribbon.   The inside sentiments and clipart were computer-generated.

My BIL loves fishing, playing golf, and poker so I incorporated it all into one li'l bundle. J 

Wedding Card

Made this wedding card for our niece. Her colours are ivory and mauve, so made the card accordingly, using the Cricut Imagine w/ RGB codes.Inside:-

Tools/Items:-
Cricut Imagine
Cricut Cartridge – Everyday Paper Dolls
Cuttlebug
Cuttlebug folders -- Birds and Swirls; Divine Swirls; Swiss Dots
Martha Stewart Corner Punch – Loops Heart
Glue – regular; ATG; Zig Two Way
Cardstock – glittered paper by Paper Reflections; white (for the Imagine)
Popdots
Prima flowers
Ribbon
Flower
Seed beads
Embellishments

Using the Everyday Paper Dolls cart, created the bride and groom w/ their layers. The bride’s dress/veil are both in ivory, w/ mauve shoes. She’s holding a bouquet of mauve Prima flowers. The veil was Cuttlebugged w/ the Divine Swirls folder, while the dress was Cuttlebugged w/ the Swiss Dots folder. The groom has a mauve tie and his ensemble is in black. Both were pop-dotted.

The flower/vine arch was also from the Everyday Paper Dolls cart, embellished w/ mauve Prima flowers and seed beads. The grass is also from the Everyday Paper Dolls cart.

The blue glittered cardstock was Cuttlebugged w/ the Birds and Swirls folder.

The sentiment was computer-generated and corner punched w/ the MS Loops Heart.

We wish them years of happiness. :-)

Father's Day Card

Hiya. Well, something else should've been added to the video below ---- forgetting to post my Father's Day cards. LOL

So, here they are. Better late than never, right? LOL LOL

Made this card for my step-FIL. He loves to fish, so it was just apropos to make a li’l fisherman.

Inside

Tools/Items:-

Cricut Imagine
Cricut Cartridge – Everyday Paper Dolls
Martha Stewart Punch Around the Page – Quilted
Glue – regular; ATG; Zig Two Way
Cardstock – patterned; white (for the Imagine)
Corner rounder
Popdots
Baker’s Twine – fishing line, fish basket handle
Stampin’ Up Ink – Creamy Caramel
Brad – for closure on fish basket

Created totally on the Cricut Imagine, floodfilling the layers using RGB codes. Inked all the edges and parts of the layers to allow the cut lines to show thru. Used the border punch on the inside design edge and the corner punch on the sentiment. Sentiments were computer-generated.