Cricut Circle Challenge #9

1.       Create a card or a LO, stamp, as well as emboss.... but use only 3 colour cardstocks.....any three colours and include a dressform on it.  

Used my Cricut Imagine to create this card. The background colours (teal, gold, and gray) are from the Ancestry cart. The dressform is from the French Manor cart. The spool of thread is from the Happily Ever After cart. Added some yarn on the spool. The stitching on my background “quilt” is from a Daisy D runner. The sentiment was computer-generated and I used the RGB codes of the teal and gold colours on the Ancestry cart. to mimic the colours.

I printed/cut 4 scallop circles, floodfilled with different designs (2 were the same:- grey) and then cut them apart to make 4 pie shapes. Glued them together, to form one circle. Then added my faux stitching, to make it look like a quilt. 

Thank You card

Made this card for my dear, sweet cousin to thank him for my birthday gift.  He loves to play the guitar so I made the card, w/ “me” playing the guitar; hence, a foxy lady strummin’ a . . . thank you!  J

Inside:-

Tools/Items:-

Cricut Imagine

Cricut Imagine Cartridge -- Ancestry

Cricut Cartridges: see below

Cardstock -- white (for the Imagine)

Glue – ATG; Zig Two-Way

Rhinestones

Cricut Cartridges:

Birthday Bash -- fox and layers

Phrases – Thank You and layers

I used the same pattern from the Ancestry cartridge for both the card base and the background of the sentiment.  I love how the Imagine scales the patterned design to the size of the image.

Even tho the card inside had the star jutting off the sides, I decided to cut them off.  I had no plans of putting another star inside, so I thought it looked a lot nicer w/out.

I utilized the RGB codes for the color of the star, to use as a background for the sentiment.

My cousin loved his card, which put a huge smile on my face!! J