Anniversary Card

It’s my hubby’s and my anniversary today.  This is the card I made him:

Upper inside:- 

Inside: 

Completely utilized the Cricut Imagine machine to create this card. 

Tools/Items:-

Cricut Imagine

Cricut Imagine Cartridges  – see below

Cricut Cartridges – see below

Cardstock – white (for the Imagine)

Patterned paper – layer on card

Cardstock – base of card

Glue – ATG; Zig Two-Way

Rhinestones/gems

Pop dots

Cricut Imagine Cartridges 

All Wrapped Up – “With all my Heart” sentiment; fill for other items

Better Together – tree, branch, owl, heart thought bubbles

Enjoy the Seasons – hearts (on tree)

Imagine More Cards -- owl

Cricut Cartridges

Something to Remember – “Anniversary/Vine” sentiment

Tags, Bags, Boxes & More 2 – “I Love You” sentiment

Tie the Knot – 35 w/ swirls

He loved it!!!  And, that’s all that matters to me!!  J

Thank You card for Hubby

Made this card for my sweet hubby, who gave me an amazing Christmas.

Inside:-

Used the Imagine More Cards cartridge for the li’l cow and sentiment. Used Elegant Edges for the frame around the sentiment and the lacy background.

Everyone knows that cows are glittered so just had to Stickle ‘em.  LOL  Added rhinestones for some bling.

The inside sentiment was computer-generated.  The background was created using the Martha Stewart Punch Around the Page.

Tools/Items:-

Cricut Imagine

Cricut Imagine Cartridge – Imagine More Cards

Cricut Cartridge – Elegant Edges

Cardstock -- white (for the Imagine)

Martha Stewart Punch Around the Page:-  Bubble Bath

Glue – ATG; Zig Two-Way

Stickles – Cinnamon

Rhinestones

Pop Dots

Thank You Card #2

Made this thank you card for another dear MB friend.  J

Inside:- 

Tools/Items:-
Cricut Imagine

Cricut Imagine Cartridges – see below

Martha Stewart Punch – butterfly

EC Shape Studio – round 14

EC Shape bubble caps – round 14

Fiskars Circle Border Punch – Antique Elegance

Scrappy Cat Clear Stamps – Thank You (SCR 500)

Glue – ATG; regular

Cardstock -- white (for the Imagine)

Stickles -- Pink

Pop dots

Ribbon

Cricut Imagine Cartridges

Imagine More Cards – base card & thank you layer

Lori’s Garden – leaves, ladybug

Better Together – flower

Pretty much a duplicate of the card shown above, except for the different coloured patterns.  And the ladybug is facing a different direction on the leaf.  J Everything else is pretty much the same.  

Had some more fun w/ my EC Shape Studio.   J

Thank You Card #1

Made this thank you card for a dear MB friend.  J

Inside:- 

Tools/Items:-
Cricut Imagine

Cricut Imagine Cartridges – see below

Martha Stewart Punch – butterfly

EC Shape Studio – round 14

EC Shape bubble caps – round 14

Fiskars Circle Border Punch – Antique Elegance

Scrappy Cat Clear Stamps – Thank You (SCR 500)

Cardstock -- white (for the Imagine)

Glue – ATG; regular

Stickles -- Pink

Pop dots

Ribbon

Cricut Imagine Cartridges

Imagine More Cards – base card & thank you layer

Lori’s Garden – leaves, ladybug

Better Together – flower

I’m just lovin’ my new toy, the Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio.  It makes all kinds of cute bobbles (what I call them) J  They’re actually known as “bubble caps”.  They create hand-crafted epoxy embellies.  I used one to jazz up the “O” in “YOU”.

The sentiment inside the card was actually stamped.  Almost looks like “hand-written”, eh?  Love that font! J

Birthday Card for my Mother

Created this card for my Mother.  Happy 94^th birthday, Mom!

 Inside:-

 Back:-

Tools/Items:-

Cricut Imagine

Cricut Imagine Cartridge: – Imagine More Cards

Martha Stewart Border Punch – Monarch Butterfly

CTMH stamp – Tender Tags

Glue – ATG; Zig Two Way
Cardstock – yellow; white (for the Imagine)
Patterned double-sided paper

Corner rounder – Deco

Flower embellishment

Ribbon

Pop dots

This was a really simple card, which came together quickly, using the Imagine More Cards cartridge for the Happy Bird-day design.  Added ribbon, flower, and a butterfly-punched sentiment. 

I’m discovering the Close to My Heart stamps, which are really fun.  I used the Tender Tags stamp for the “designed by”, on the back of the card.