Showing posts with label Easter cartridge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter cartridge. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Easter Baskets



I know Easter is over but I finally had the chance to put these up. Here are some Easter baskets I made as favors for an Easter Dinner. The baskets are on the Easter 2010 cartridge. I used design studio to place 4 baskets on the mat and used the hide contour feature to hide the handles The size of the baskets on design studio are width: 6.27 height: 5.992. The handles were places on a separate mat and used the hide contour feature to hid the baskets. On the front of each basket is the chocolate bunnie with a bite in his ear. On the handles I put flowers with a flower brad in the middle. I put easter grass in the baskets and some chocolate eggs and jelly beans. They were fairly quick to make. Enjoy!

Monday, February 22, 2010

Doodle Charms Birthday Card (girly)



For this card I used Doodle Charms cartridge. The cupcake is cut out at 2 1/2 inches. I used Design Studio to weld the flame to the candle. I also used the hide contour button to remove the "sprinkles" from the cupcake. The scallop circle comes from the Limited Edition Easter cartridge. That is cut at 3 inches. I used the "Divine Swirls" cuttlebug embossing folder on it. The background pattern paper are scrapes from my scrap bin. I used 3 pink flowers and put a brad through them. I added pink stickles to the flowers and to the cupcake. The flame of the candle has yellow and orange stickles added to it. Enjoy!

Doodlecharms Birthday Cards (male)



I used the Doodlecharms cartridge for this card. The colors I used are more of a male card. The party hat is cut at 2 1/2 inches and I cut all the layers and used pop-dots on the layers to give a dimensional look. The scallop circle is from the Limited Edition Easter Cartridge. I used the cuttlebug embossing folder "Distressed Stripes" on the circle. On the background cardstock I used "Spots and Dots" cuttlebug embossing folder. I tied a brown ribbon around the card where the two pieces of cardstock come together to hide the seam. I used some sticles on the hat to give it a little extra something. Enjoy!