Showing posts with label card challenge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label card challenge. Show all posts
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Christmas In July Challenge #3
Here is a card I made for the Christmas in July Challenge at Cardztv. The challenge was to create a Christmas card and to use ribbon, buttons, or lace. I have been wanting to cut the little penguin from the Create-a-Critter cartridges and thought this would work great for this challenge. My card is 4 1/2" X 6" and is blue Bazzill card stock. I then added a white mat cut 1/4" smaller then the card base and a patterned paper mat again cute 1/4" smaller than the white mat. The patterned paper is from a DCWV Christmas stack I had on hand. I cut the penguin and his layers at 3 1/2". The hat is from the Paper Doll Dress Up cartridge. I used my gypsy to and the real dial size button to re size the hat to fit the penguin. I applied some liquid applique to the areas on the hat where the fur trim and the pompom are. I heated the liquid applique with my embossing gun to give it the puffy textured look. I added a little pink chalk to give the penguin some rosy cheeks. The stamp is a $1 Clear G Studio stamp I picked up from Michael's last holiday season. I added a sheer white ribbon to the side of the card. I had fun making this card. Thanks for looking.
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Card Contest
This is a card I made for a card contest on the Cricutlovers and cutterscreek yahoo groups I belong to. The theme of the contest was "A Season for all Greetings" and was to be a December holiday or winter theme. We also had to use something on the card that Cutters Creek sales. The paper I used I purchased at a garage sale last weekend for .10 cents a piece. The card is 4 1/4" X 5 1/2". The pattern paper was cut at 4" X 5 1/4".The marquee in the middle of the card was cut at 4 3/4" from the Storybook cricut cartridge using both the Accent Blackout and Accent Frame features. Season's Greetings was cut at 3" from the Wild Card Cartridge. Once I cut out the sentiment I embossed it using an embossing pad which I ran the wording across and sprinkled with a red and gold embossing powder and used my embossing heat gun. I love how it turned out. I am pleased how it turned out. Thanks for looking.
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