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Showing posts with label Happily Ever After. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Happily Ever After. Show all posts

Thursday, January 5, 2012

Sweet Cinderella Birthday Card

A birthday card for my niece's 2nd birthday. The sweet sentiment is from Scrappy Moms Stamps:


Cinderella from Happily Ever After on an Action Wobble.


Pearl-accented corners punched with a Martha Stewart punch:


A lovely glitter brad for an earring:


A matching embroidered denim tote bag for my little sweetie with sparkling sequin trim:


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Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Bike Helmet Makeover







(I know it's on backwards in this pic!)


We were given this functional (but very plain) helmet that had red lettering on the side. I told Joy we could "cricut it up"! We covered the red lettering with pieces of white vinyl then cut flowers and leaves (Accent Essentials), jewels (Happily Ever After) and "Joy" (Winter Woodland). She stuck the pieces on and us so proud of it, I think I will have no trouble in getting her to wear it now!

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Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Framed Name Art---Lots of Pics!




Here is the first of FIVE wall hangings I made for my little ones and other small children in my family.  Three are Princesses, but two are for boys.  What a great feeling to finally get them finished and framed and given away to the appropriate little loves in my life.  The original inspiration came from a post off of the old Cricut messageboards HERE.  I fell in love with this and had to go crazy with the idea.  This first one of Sleeping Beauty is the most similar to the post I saw on the mb.  On this one, I used glitter cardstock for the name in the Storybook font, Happily Ever After for most images, and Home Decor for the flourish under the name, and Serenade for the tree.  I also stamped the corners with CTMH acrylix stamps to add needed color.

Next, is my project from Life's A Beach!  Love that one.  All cuts on this piece of art are from LAB.  I stamped the bubbles and seaweed.  I also accented with gel pens and rhinestones in the treasure chest. 


My daughter said, "He has a big booty!"  I had to agree.  LOL



The little seahorse is tucked in among the coral.

I embossed the name and used the cricut markers to subtly ink brown around each letter.  (You can see it enlarged by clicking on the pic if you like.)

Next are my two princess nieces.  (They even have princess names!)
I love the colors.  Red is so crisp!  The birds and the dwarve's little chair are too sweet!
Bashful was the girliest dwarf with the pretty flowers.

Again, I stamped in the corners for lots of color.

Lots of stickles on Snow White's dress and the diamonds!

What did I tell you?  Do you get more princess-y than Juliet and Fiona as far as names go?

Again, lots of stickles on the dress and glass slipper.

This is a great cut for Thanksgiving, too!

White, coarse glitter on the underskirt.

These little mice might be my favorite cut of all.

Are you still with me?  Thanks, this is the longest post I've ever done by far!  Here is the one I made for my son...he loves basketball just like his daddy and needed something not too juvenile...

All images are from Basketball Solutions, except the bball corners which are from Sports Mania.  The font is from Opposites Attract.

I embossed the letters and stamped silver bballs in the background.  I tried to use Orlando Magic colors for the most part as we are fans.

Well, thanks for staying with me for this very long post.  Hope something you've seen has inpired you.  Have a blessed day!

Friday, July 23, 2010

Zig Zag Castle Card




I was really excited when I saw this idea in an old Usborne craft book. Of course, I had to cricut-ize the idea! I have been trying to come up with something to submit to the Made by Momo challenge, "Super Girly". I think this fits the bill! The castle is Cinderella's from Happily Ever After and the flowers are from Cindy Loo. Stickles, cuttlebugging, gel pens, and inking completed the look. It took a while, but I love the result.

Thursday, April 29, 2010

Princess Layout




I originally created these pages with thoughts of trying to sell them on ebay, but after I finished them, I decided to keep them! I embroidered the princess (Designs by JuJu) and started with her. I used Storybook, Serenade, and Happily Ever After carts. I can't wait to find the perfect pics for this layout!