Showing posts with label BBTB2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BBTB2. Show all posts

19 May 2012

Cat in a cake card!

This card was made for a gorgeous little girl who is turning 2 in the next couple of weeks.
I used the Card Patterns sketch for the layout design, I just rotated it 90 degrees to make it fit with the design.
Here is the sketch:
and how it looks rotated! 

I am also entering this card in the Bitten By the Bug 2 challenge.   The theme is.........The Bakery........create a project with anything you would find in a bakery.  Please remember that this is a "Cricut" blog so you MUST use your Cricut for the selected cut to enter the challenge.
I used my Birthday Bash cricut cartridge to cut the cat and cake image.  Yummy cakes are definitely something you would find in a bakery (hopefully not a cat though!)

All papers are Kaisercraft, as is the stamped sentiment and the brad in the middle of the flower.
I used MFT 'pretty posies' die to cut the felt flowers and MFT scallop die for the brown pp scallop.
I used my 'Swiss dots' embossing folder to emboss the pink cardstock.

A little lesson I learnt - if I want to sew on my paper, then I need to do all the sewing before I emboss.  This morning I embossed the dots and then sewed around the edges of the cardstock, but the sewing machine foot kind of flattened some of my dots!  Probably common sense to everyone else, but something I have learned today!

Thanks for looking!

24 April 2012

Ladybug birthday card



I made this little ladybug card for the latest BBTB2 challenge - use a bumblebee or a ladybug from any cartridge on your project.  As you all know, I LOVE my Create a Critter cartridge, so I was more than happy to have another excuse to use it again.  The ladybug on my card is from the Create a Critter cartridge and was cut at 3 inches.  The flowers on my card are a die from MFT that I used in my cuttlebug.

The papers are all from a gorgeous Basic Grey collection called 'Kissing Booth' - love those papers.

I used sketch #162 from Card Patterns for the layout of my card - I rotated it 90 degrees.


Thanks for looking!