Showing posts with label gypsy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gypsy. Show all posts

Monday, January 24, 2011

Baby Shower Banners


2 of my dear friends had baby showers a weekend apart in TX (I moved to CA) and I asked what I could do to help with the showers and the hostesses suggested I make something crafty so I thought some banners that could be used at the shower and the big welcome home once the babies arrived would be great. Baby Erika was a princess this moment we knew she was a she and Baby Max's room is done in a sweet little safari theme...by the way his mommy is WAY craftier than I am!!

I also decided to use this as my entry for my Made by Momo challenge entry.

Sunday, January 16, 2011

Fantabulous #42 Winter Warmies Challenge Entry

This weeks challenge at Fantabulous Cricut was to design something with the theme "Winter Warmies" and of course use a Cricut cut.


"Recipe":
Patterned Paper: Fruit Salad- Fruit Funanza 
Solid Paper: Bazzil Basics 
Ribbon: from Walmart 
Glue: A la Mode Glitter Glue
Cricut Cut: Simply Charmed designed on Gypsy (I think 3")

Tuesday, June 15, 2010

The Girls Wear Yellow Ribbons....

I made these cards to give to our Regimental Commanders wife and the Family Readiness Support Assistant. The are both moving to Germany, jealous!! The ladies in our coffee group wanted to say Thank You for everything they have both given us!


The card and Thank You came from Wild card. The frame and the yellow ribbon on the inside came from Stand and Salute. I welded the Thank You to the frame using the gypsy
I really like the way the slight pattern makes it a little more detailed and I was very pleased to see the cards diplsayed on their refrigerators :) 


Recipe:
       Paper-all from my stash
       Patterned paper- K&Company
       Sticker-K&Company

Saturday, May 29, 2010

My favorite biker turns 50!

This is the first card I actually really used my Gypsy. (1)I welded 2 highway signs from 'Going Places' together at 4.5" width. (2)I welded a rectangle from 'Plantin School Box' to the middle of the highway sign to make it some what like the Harley Logo...I honestly can't say what size the rectangle is because I just enlarged it until I thought it looked right : ) (3) I cut 2 highway signs at 4" using the shadow feature. Then I shadowed the rectangle. I used 1of the shadows on the outside and one on the inside of the card. (4) I cut 'HAPPY BIRTHDAY' at .52" using Plantin School Box and '50' at .50" using font from Sesame Street Friends.
All of the paper is from value paper packs:either The Paper Studio or DCWV

I love this card! I know my dad did as well.