From December 2008 through December 2011- our group of ladies have sent 6,117 cards to the troops.
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Sweet little, Emma turned a month old on St. Patrick's day. I colored the clover images with copic markers. Then added a copy of a paper piecing that I made.
cut out 8 petals and took each one - turn them over on a folded paper towel and use my stylus to puff them up. Under each petal is a piece of foam tape to keep the puff in the flowers. Mounted them on a 1" circle and then punch a smaller cirle for the center and added stickles to the flower center and petals. The leaves and stem are handdrawn.
I recreated the flowers on the pattern paper and pop dotted them onto the layout. Use my Martha Stewart border punch. Also used the stickles on the handmade flowers.
The flowers were made cutting circle of 3 different sizes and then crippling them up and then taking an ink pad and rubbing on them. then taking a brad and connecting all 3 layers. I hand drawn the leaves and crippled them up then rubbed ink on the top of them. The flower border was cut out using the cricut machine.
This paper already had the heart borders on the top and bottom of the page. I just added crystal stickles to the hearts and matt the pictures on some pink cardstock and use one of my fancy border punches to give the edge some scallop edges. Then I cut out additional hearts on the cricut and put some crystal stickles on them and pop dotted the hearts onto the layout.
This is a layout for my sweet little granddaughters scrapbook. Just some random pictures. I colored the butterfly images with copic markers and pop-dotted them on the page.
I wanted a little spring time in my office, this wreath is hanging on the door of my office. The base is a piece of corrugated cardboard. The flowers, and leaves are made with cardstock. The leaves are free handed. The flowers are the 1st flower on the George Cricut cartridge, and of course I used stickles.
The flame on the candles has yellow stickles. I do not like loose glitter but love the glitter glue.
I wanted a little spring time in my office, this wreath is hanging on the door of my office. The base is a piece of corrugated cardboard. The flowers, and leaves are made with cardstock. The leaves are free handed. The flowers are the 1st flower on the George Cricut cartridge, and of course I used stickles.
