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Fun with Frosty

November 3, 2010

Happy Wednesday,
Wow this week is flying by.
Today we are playing with The Cutting Cafe file “Fun with Frosty the Snowman“. I love love love snowmen and really enjoyed playing with this set. My next project will probably be to make a little bag of snowman poop 🙂
Here is a video:

Supplies: Fun with Frosty the snowman, white Georgia Pacific cardstock, red Jolee Hotfix Crystals, i-rock, Fired Brick & Faded Jeans distress ink, Smokey Black Crinkle Ribbon, Red Poppy Paper Trey Ink cardstock.

Most of you know that I also design for Lindy’s Stamp Gang and I just love working with their products….my fav is the moon shadow…If you’ve been thinking about trying them out, and you’re not sure what to get, try the Little Lindy’s kits that are available for a limited time….Check them out HERE. Also head on over to THIS video and check out the Little Lindy giveaway.

Have a great day…

ProMarkers Tutorial

October 30, 2010

Updated to answer a few questions:
1. What paper did I use? Neenah Cardstock, it’s my favorite when working with markers like ProMarker and Copic.
2. Can you refill ProMarkers? I checked around and I don’t see that you can refill these markers.
3. How do I like them compared to Copic? To be honest these are right up there with Copic and the price is much less. $1.49 as compared to Copic at $3.95 for Sketch or $2.79 for Caio.

Hi All,
So a few weeks ago I was contact by Letraset, the company that makes ProMarkers to try them out. I’ve seen a video here and there of others using them and thought they looked pretty cool. They are really awesome. I love love love the fine point for coloring, I feel like I have more control over the marker.
Here’s a video on a stamped image I was working on…

Here is a card I made using the image I colored with the ProMarkers….

Supplies:

Image Supplies: Jilian Roberts-Stampavie Clear Stamp, Momento Black Ink

ProMarkers: Forest Green, Ruby Red, Mustard, Sandstone,

Meadow Green, Pale Pink, Pale Blue,

Card supplies:

Basic Grey: Jovial 6×6 paper pad, Jovial Glazed Brads

Eline Prima Flowers, Old Paper Distress Ink, New Leaf PTI cardstock

white Georgia Pacific Cardstock,

Lindy Stamp Gang: Starburst Sprays Poincianan Red Flame, Cocoa Bean Ocean

Here are a few places you can order ProMarkers:
In the US www.CarpeDiemeStore.com
In the UK they are available right from www.letraset.com

Cricut-Winter Frolic

September 2, 2010

It is sooooo hot here….I needed to cool off with my Winter Frolic Cricut Cartridge. This is my September Design Team project for Scrapbookpal.com.

Supplies:
Cricut Expression, Cricut Winter Frolic Cartridge, ScorPal, Tweezer Bees Tweezers, Corner Chomper, Tim Holtz Tonic Scissors, Diamond Stickles, Zig Two-Way Glue Pen, White Cardstock (Georgia Pacific), Sharpie Marker, AC Holiday pattern paper.

Holiday Card and Video

December 14, 2009

Can you believe the holidays are so close….I think I’m ready.

Today’s video features the Cricut Gypsy for the Gypsy Spot challenge site and the Cricut Christmas Solution Cartridge. This is a real simple card and as usual I had a little trouble tying a bow.

Here’s the video:

I’ll be back tomorrow with a Wild Card Series video. Have a great day.

Hugs,

Christmas Gift Packaging

December 7, 2009

Happy Monday,

This week’s Gypsy Spot challenge is Christmas gift packaging.

I used Cricut cartridge “Tags, Bags, Boxes, and More” and the “Christmas” solutions cartridge to make the gift box. I created the window on the gift box using the the tree from the “Christmas” cartridge and added acetate that I ran through my Big Shot with the Cuttlebug embossing folder “Snow Dots”. I also added a tag from the “Very Merry Tags” solution cartridge and dressed it up a little with some bling.

Supplies: Cricut Gypsy, Cricut Expression, Cricut cartridges-Tags, Bags, Boxes, and more, Christmas and Very Merry Tags; Pattern Paper-K&Co.; Ribbon-Paper Trey Ink, Acetate-Transparency sheets; Bling

Have a great Monday,

Money Card Holder

November 30, 2009

Hey Everyone,

My oldest niece and nephews want cash this year for Christmas. They are growing up too fast. It was only 14 years ago that my niece was a flower girl at my wedding and now she’s learning how to drive.

Today’s Gypsy Spot challenge was to create something with a snowman and/or snowflake. Well since I’m giving cash this year, I thought this challenge was a perfect time to make money card holders.

I love using UTEE (Ultra Thick Embossing Enamel) on my projects and not too long ago I found a great video tutorial at apieceofcraftdotcom on how to add glitter to UTEE. Her technique was on Prima flowers, but you can certainly do this on anything you cut out from your Cricut.

I’m sure you all need a video fix, so here you go…..

Thanks for watching and I hope to be back later this week with a Wild Card Series video.

Hugs,

Christmas Stocking Card

November 20, 2009

Hi Everyone, It feels like forever since I did a regular card video.

Todays project I used the Gypsy to weld 2 shapes together to make a card. I made a Santa card for the Gypsy Spot on Monday so I thought I would show you how make one. If you don’t have the Gypsy you can do this with Design Studio as well. Enjoy!

Supplies: Gypsy (or Design Studio); Cricut Expression; Glue Glider Pro, Red and White Bazzill Cardstock, White Satin Ribbon-Stampin’ Up!, Holiday Brad-Making Memories Tinsel Collection, Martha Stewart Crystal Glitter,

Gypsy Spot

November 16, 2009

It’s Gypsy Spot day

Todays challenge is to make a shape card. I whipped out the Gypsy and some dazzling diamonds glitter and WHALAH! If I could figure out how to add a cute file I would :o)

I used Santa from the Cricut Cartridge Joys of the Season and welded it together. I love this cartridge! Wait…haven’t I said that about all my cartridges?

Supplies: Cricut Expression, Cricut Gypsy, White and Red Bazzil Cardstock, Blush Blossom Stampin’ Up! Cardstock, Dazzling Diamonds Stampin’ Up! Glitter, black Pigma Micron 01 pen, and Pink Pirouette Stampin’ Up! ink with blender pen for Santa’s cheeks.

Head on over to the Gypsy Spot to see what the other designers have created.

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