Showing posts with label Fancy Frames. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fancy Frames. Show all posts

Sunday, May 5, 2013

Little Girl

Here is my last post today! I was super busy last night, but had a lot of fun.  Echo Park saved the best challenge for last. Challenge #4, 10x the love, create a layout that includes 10 of something.  WOW, that  freaked me out! Ten of something? My solution was to make a banner with "10 flags". (totally inspired by Echo Park's logo for their NSD event)  Here is my sweetie pie niece Parker. The paper I used is from Echo Park's Little Girl and I love the bright and fun colors in this collection.

Supplies-
Pattern Paper- Echo Park Little Girl
Cardstock- Coredinations
Flower- Prima
buttons- Studio G
Doily- Wilton
Twine- The Twinery Pink Sorbet
Banner die cut- Cricut April Showers, 2 in
Frame- Cricut Fancy Frames
Tab Punch- Fiskars
Cuttlebug folder- Seeing Spots

Saturday, April 14, 2012

Aunt Donna's Farm

I have been busy playing with the new stamps from Peachy Keen this weekend.  I want to share another project so you can take advantage of the sale they have this week end! My family has a farm in Illinois that is very dear to us.  This is my paper rendering of Aunt Donna and a photo of her farm.  I used the PK-112 Cherub Face Assortment for her face.  This set has two very realistic looking faces in assorted sized along with some darling character faces too! I used the Country Life Cricut cartridge to cut "Donna".  I think she looks as beautiful as my real Aunt Donna.
The is a paper frame- it is from Fancy Frames Cricut Cartridge.

Love this face set! 

Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Hello Spring

I made this project for a Challenge hosted by the Cricut Circle. The Challenge: Create a scrapbook page, card, home decor item, or other project with a Springtime theme. You must also incorporate ric rac and at least one sticker. 
This frame is made of paper! I used the Fancy Frames cricut cartridge and stamped some "wood grain" on the frame.  The other cuts are from April Showers cricut cartridge.  My stickers are on the cloud to spell out "hello" and my ric rac is from my mom's sewing stash.  It makes me smile to use ric rac from my mom because she enjoyed to sew and often put ric rac on my spring dresses.