Showing posts with label Lyrical Letters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lyrical Letters. Show all posts

Friday, March 2, 2012

Krafty Girls Challenge #2: Feelin' Lucky

Hello Crafty Friends!

"FEELIN' LUCKY"


Here is my submission for the
Krafty Girls Challenge #2:  Feelin' Lucky







The base of this card is 7"x8" green cardstock.  I used the Cricut Craft Room (woop woop!) for the first time, ever, and it was amazing (since I do not own a Gypsy -- yet!).  So, for the word "feelin'" I used the Lyrical Letters cartridge in 'Loop Dee Loo' font, and was able to weld it together in the CCR. :-)  Both the word "Lucky" (phrase feature) and "Pot of Gold" were from the Create A Critter cartridge.  The "pot" is actually the TURTLE shell (layer 2 feature), upside down.  Cool, huh? And, I used foam squares to make it "pop".  I made the "gold" using the Cricut Craft Room Basics by welding and reshaping the scalloped circle and oval shapes.  The rainbow was made using Creative Memories Circle Patterns.  The card is framed in sparkly ribbon from my stash.  Gold rhinestones give the final accents.  The words "Feelin' Lucky" and the "Gold" are embellished with Stickles.

I am also linking up this project to:
Pink By Design Kiss Me I'm Irish Blog Hop Challenge
Pink Cricut's Link Up Party
Little Scrap Pieces Green Challenge


Thanks for stopping by! :-)

Sunday, February 26, 2012

Krafty Girls Challenge #1: Home Sweet Home

Hello Crafty Friends!

"BROADWAY"


This is my submission for the
Krafty Girls Challenge #1:  Home Sweet Home








Being a native New Yorker, and an avid theatre goer, I couldn't think of any better representation of my Home Sweet Home than the Big Apple!  Here, I made a 6"x8" card in the shape of a "ticket" to represent a theatre ticket.  I used both rhinestones and silver stickles to represent the "marquis lights" on the theatres.  I used glitter on everything else.  I cut the word "Broadway" using the Lyrical Letters Cricut cartridge, Stretch Your Imagination to cut the "Apple" (which is really a pumpkin), and Plantin Schoolbook to cut the City Skyline.

Thanks for stopping by! :-)