Creepy

I love this paper I got in a prize package! Thank you again Exploring Cricut. The monster was cut from Cricut Cartridge Bump in the Night. I just cut the monster without the layers since I wanted to stamp a face on it. The face is from Peachy Keen Cherub Face Assortment.

Challenge Winner!

Sunday, August 19, 2012

Challenge Winner!

Thanks to all the wonderful entries we had in our challenge this week. They were fabulous! I love doing the challenges because we get to see all the fabulous creations you ladies and gents enter. Our winner this week is #7 Linda V of http://thetulipcollector.blogspot.com Congrats Linda and please email me your mailing information at happyscrapperdiane@yahoo.com Be sure to stop by here tomorrow for a special guest designer for our Monday daily project. Would you like to be a guest designer? Just email me your name and blog and we could be showcasing you!!

Here are the challenges:

http://www.exploringcricut.blogspot.com/2012/08/new-challenge-starts-today.html

And here is my entry:

Frankie Box and Card

For this weeks Peachy Keen Challenge we had to decorate a box. The face is stamped with my first   Peachy Keen stamp set from long ago - Paperdoll Basic Faces. This set has separate eyes and smiles. I added some stitches to the mouth and face and used Glossy Accents and a Gelly Roll white pen on the eyes.

The card features the word Eek! Both the box and the sentiment are from my very favorite cartridge Artiste. It is so much fun...my other cartridges are lonely!

My Gymnastics Card was Featured Today

Go check out the Cricut Challenge today. A sports theme. We are in full swing with football season at our house so I will be pulling out Sports Mania, Locker Talk and Varsity Letter like I do every year!

http://fantabulouscricut.blogspot.com/2012/08/fantabulous-friday-at-fccb-sports.html#comment-form

Monogrammed Note and Coffin Candy Box

Playing with Fontopia and Artiste and having a blast. This little notecard was cut at 4" and the monogrammed and layered L was cut at 2". The coffin box, rolled flowers, the paper bow and the black leaves are some of the many 3D projects from Artiste. I love mixing purples with orange and black at Halloween.

Congrats you're a Star!

The Challenge: Make your card pop! I used everyway I could think of on this card. On the outside I have a little star with a Action Wobble attached to the front of the card using background paper with constellations from DCWV Natural Stack. Now I have a border on the top of the card for a reason. It is a pop up card and I needed to cover up the little cut out made to form the pop up. Open it up and 3 happy stars pop up in from of a layered and popped flourished star. All the faces are from Peachy Keen Wide Eyed Kids Face Assortment Stamps. The cuts are made from Cricut.com cartridges. Stars from George, flourished star from Wall Decor and the sentiment from Fontopia. George was my very first cartridge in 2006 and Fontopia is my most recent cartridge 2012.

After a long Scary Summer

Emma is back posting and creating and ready to release some new fun at MyCreativeTime. Follow the link on my BLOG and join in the fun. Here are some examples of the way I have thoroughly enjoyed her coordinating stamps and dies.

Reason #99 why you should premake Sympathy Cards

It is too hard to make them in the moment. We have a difficult funeral to attend this Saturday. The young niece of my BFF. That means cards for her mother, grandmother, sister and my BFF. I was stumped.

Nothing came to mind as this was so sudden. Well, I decided to buy them. In looking at them and the cost, I knew I could do better. Not fancy but I used my favorite cross from Cricut.com Wedding Solutions. (the only reason I got that cartridge and it is pretty much all I use it for. BUT I use it often.

The flowers are from MyCreativeTime Flower Petal Dies that came out this year. I inked the edges and layered the 3 sizes.

The ribbon and pearls and gems are from my stash. I did not have time to go through my sentiment stamps so I just printed what I wanted to say.

On the inside is a poem I wrote ages ago when my dad suddenly passed away. I was 36 years old and had to be the strong one for my mom, our children and everyone. You may find it helpful someday.

WE CANNOT KNOW WHAT LIES AHEAD

FROM DAY TO PASSING DAY,

WHAT CHANGES GOD IS PLANNING

IN HIS WISE AND LOVING WAY

WE CANNOT KNOW THE REASONS

HE ALLOWS BOTH JOY AND TEARS,

WHY WE MUST LOSE THE PRECIOUS ONES

WE’VE CHERISHED THROUGH THE YEARS.

WE CANNOT KNOW – BUT WE CAN TRUST,

AND FAITH CAN HELP US FIND

OUR WAY TO THOSE TOMORROWS

THAT WILL BRING US PEACE OF MIND.

Used my stamps and inks today

See...I am not just a collector of cool supplies!

Scooter is stamped with Stampin Up On the Grow. Alchohol Markers are Spectrum Noir. Hexagon is cut using my favorite Creative Memories Cuting System. The Face is stamped with Peachy Keen Dolly Dumplins and all the papers and doily are from my stash.

Sweet Thoughts of You

Friday, August 3, 2012

Peachy Challenge 29 :: Color Inspiration

Here is my entry for the Peachy Keen Color Challenge. I used The Ice Cream from Cricut.com Indie Art Cartridge. The face is stamped with Peachy Keen Wide Eyed Kids and accented with black and white Jelly Roll Pens, pink chalk cheeks and Glossy Accents to make the eyes shine,

The Sentiment is from My Creative Time Stamp Set: Just a Little Note to Say...

The papers, fibers and gems are from my stash.