One Scrap at a Time

Each week I am challenged to come up with a project for my Cricut Tips with Tee workshop I do every Wednesday. Some weeks, like this one, it comes together to easily. I cut this baby in a bathtub at 5" out of cream cardstock then did all my layers. I cut an extra tub for the back but didn't glue it completely. I inked the bubbles with some baby blue then covered in Diamond stickles. The "Congratulations" Stamp from the Greetings stamp set found at Shabby Chic Stamp Co.    I am holding a workshop at Hearts-n-Crafts this Wednesday for $5. Come by if you live in the area. 

I finally had the chance to play with my newest cart, Ribbons and Rosettes. I made a 6x6 card by cutting the rosette 5 times at 2 1/2" I do love how it turned out.    If you are in the area Tee this coming Wednesday I will be offering this card as a make-n-take $5.  No need to register, just come on in between 10:30 and 1pm and join the fun.     Supplies to bring: Cricut 12x12 mat (if you have one) Adhesive (Tee used her ATG Gun) Score Board or ruler and bone folder Brown Ink (if you have it)

 I made this shadow box using the Mickey and Friends Cricut Cartridge and turned it into a 3D shadow box. I love how it turned out. I just need to find some pictures to put in it. I am doing a make-n-take this Wednesday for $5. Come join me if you are in the Covina, CA area.

I have a new class using this beautiful paper from Teresa Collins. The class will be on April 12, 2012 from 6 to 9pm for $12.00. If you are in the area, come join me!  

When I first saw this Easter Egg holder from SVGAttic I knew right away what I wanted to do with it and it had NOTHING to do with Easter or Eggs.... STICKLES Holder - YAY.... The original file is 8" which was a little big for what I wanted so I resized it to 7.37 and it was perfect. I just need 4 or 5 more to hold my collection. :)

Do you love chipboard but have been afraid to use it with your Cricut?! I love chipboard! I love working with it, and using it on my projects. It's sturdiness and thickness takes projects to a different level of dimension.