21st Birthday Card

Hi bloggers,
 
I was asked to make a 21^st birthday card for a friend’s daughter who is studying photography at university.
I designed this 8” x 8” card

The background was made using an Inkylicious script stamp and silver embossing powder. I inked the edges using Distress ink.

The scallop mat was cut using my Cricut and the Elegant Edges cartridge.

I also used my Cricut to cut the doll (Paper Dolls Teen Scene cartridge), the cocktail drink (From my Kitchen cartridge) and the letters (Hannah Montana cartridge).

I covered the letters with Glossy accents and the hair band with glitter.

Thanks for stopping by

Pam xx

Autumn Scarecrow Birthday Card

Hi bloggers,

Today I’d like to share with you an 8” x 8” birthday card I made for a late October birthday.

I used the kaisercraft crackle stamp with copper embossing powder to make the background.
I cut a burgundy 7.5” mat and a kraft 7” mat using my Cricut and the Art Philosophy cartridge and I used the same copper embossing powder around the edges of the Kraft mat.

The Scarecrow, pumpkins and birds are cut with my Cricut using the Simply Scarecrow cartridge. I used Bo Bunny patterned paper for the layers of the scarecrow and I tucked some raffia under the cuffs.

The rolled flower and leaves are also cut with my Cricut using the Flower Shoppe cartridge.

I used the Kaisercraft crackle stamp and copper embossing powder randomly on the leaves and punched a small hole in them so I could thread baker’s twine through them.

The letters are from the Danny’s Girl feature on the Hannah Montana cartridge covered in Glossy Accents.

Thanks for stopping by.
I hope you like my card.
Pam xx

Rockstar Layout

Hi Bloggers,

Today I'd like to share with you a layout that I made using the PC version of the Cricut Design Studio software.

I made the "music lace" paper by welding images from the Hannah Montana and Indie Art cartridges.

The title "Rockstar" and it's shadow were made by welding letters from the Hannah Montana cartridge.

The doll is from the Paper Dolls cartridge and the clothes are a mixture from Paper Dolls and Everyday Paper Dolls cartridges.
The guitar is from the Hannah Montana cartridge and I used stamps to make the journaling spots.

The music lace paper took quite some time to design, but I think it was worth the effort.

Hope you do too.

Thanks for stopping by.

Pam xx