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November 30, 2012

Sample Project Highlights and Cricut Cartridges for Sale!

I was organizing some of my cricut cartridges and I noticed I had some duplicates as well as some that I just thought was time to sell. 

If you are interested in any of these, please email me (by hitting reply on your email subscription to this blog) or comment on this link with the title of the cartridge that you are interested in.  I will need your email contact information.  Note: I cannot be responsible for lost or errors on behalf of blogger or any email nor ISP.  

Payment is by paypal only and the product will only ship out after the funds are fully deposited. 

Many of these are rare, exclusives, hard to find and/or retired.  I have photographed them in sets of two but, they are available individually.

These also work in all of the cricut machines including but, not limited to the baby bug, original, cricut create, cricut expression, Anniversary Edition Expression 2, Expression 2, Cricut Imagine, Cricut Cake, Martha Steward Cricut Cake, and/or the cricut mini. 

You can also use these with Cricut Design Studio, Cricut Craftroom, Jutebox or even just straight in the cricut machine(s).



B is for Boy Cricut Cartridge* $30.00 plus shipping

Click here!  for sample project and free tutorial not included in the sale.

SOLD Sugar and Spice lite Cricut cartridge*

Click here! for sample project and free tutorial not included in the sale.



Carousel cricut cartridge* (see below) $60.00 plus shipping

Click here! for sample project mini album not included in the sale.

SOLD Cricut Everyday cricut cartridge.** exclusive (see below)

Click here! for sample mini album project not included in the sale.



Elegant Cakes Cricut Cartridge not just for the cricut cake machines.  It cuts out amazing cuts for all cricut machines as do all the carts I am listing. $24.99 plus shipping

Click here! for a sample mini album project not included in sale.




sample layout not included in sale:



click here to see tutorial!

EXTREMELY RARE! Cricut Storefront cricut cartridge $79.99 plus shipping.  This was only given as a sample during CHA etc.  This is the one that has the beloved Cricut cuts etc. 



Jubilee Celebration Cricut Cartridge $26.00 plus shipping

click here! for a sample project using cartridge not included in sale.

Doodlecharms cricut cartridge $31.00 plus shipping

Click here! for a card  sample using cartridge not included in sale.
Click here for 20+ projects sample using cartridge not included in sale.



SOLD "Just Because" Cards cricut cartridge or Just Because Cards cricut cartridge


Click here!  for sample card using cartridge not included in this sale.




Robotz cricut cartridge $24.99 plus shipping




Preserves cricut cartridge $24.99 plus shipping

Click here! for sample project layout using cartridge not included in sale.

Jubilee Celebrations cricut cartridge $26.00 plus shipping  (yes, I do have more than one copy)



Savory Cricut Lite Cricut Cartridge* $24.99 plus shipping

Bloom Cricut Lite Cricut Cartridge* $24.99 plus shipping



SOLD Shall We Dance? Cricut Cartridge great for ballet for a little girl or all sorts of genre.** exclusive (see below)

Click here! for a sample project using cartridge not included in sale.

SOLD French Manor Cricut Cartridge ** exclusive (see below)

Click here! for sample card using cartridge not included in sale.





Cricut Imagine best friends cartridge *** (see below)

Click here! for a sample layout using cartridge not included in sale.

Cricut Imagine Kate's Kitchen cartridge or Kates Kitchen cricut imagine cartridge *** (see below)

Click here! for a sample card using the cartridge not included in sale.

Cricut Imagine cartridge snapshot: everyday only works in the cricut imagine **** (see below)

Cricut Imagine cartridge Heirloom only works in the cricut imagine **** (see below)

Click here! for a sample card using the cartridge not included in sale.



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To see what these carts do, please click on the cartidge links under this post in the Labels section or on my blog on the right hand side is a list of projects by cartridge.

*Note: these were originally available at walmart but, it seems it is no longer available. Don't let these slip from your fingers.

**This is an exclusive cricut circle cartridge only available to members paying for exclusive membership to the cricut circle.


***Note: the cricut imagine art cartridges only work in the cricut imagine for print and cut, print and/or cut only.  However, you can also use them in the cricut expression 2 on cut only feature.

 ****Note: the cricut imagine paper cartridges only work in the cricut imagine.




November 18, 2012

Grateful Memories!

Hi my crafty friends, Brenda here and today at Sweet Sassy Diva we were asked to make a project for something we are grateful for.  I was inspired by Cheri over at DJ's Sundries and Mary over at CardzTV.  Mary inspired me to use the Artiste cart and make the 3D pumpkin but she added more layers. And even though I didn't do it the way she did, she did inspire me to do this.  Now for the rest of my project I lifted from Cheri.  She had an amazing idea and I went with it because I so loved it!  She has an awesome video too for you to watch here, just scroll down a little and it will be there.  Sooo, I started with the Ariste cart and cut out 16 3D pumpkins at 4.5 inches I think.  Sorry I can't remember for sure.  Because they have a slit in each one, I cut both.  So 8 with the slit at the top and 8 with the slit at the bottom.  Had this cart been in my Gypsy I would have hid the slits, but it's not so I didn't. lol  But I did find that I like the slit on the bottom and not the top.  So if you are going to use this pumpkin I would use the bottom slitted one.  You can also use any scallop you like as long as you cut a flat bottom on them.  I just happend to like that shape of the Artiste 3D one.




After cutting them all I folded them in half and dry embossed them.  Also you will want to ink them at this stage too.  Ink on the inside fold.


Next you will start gluing them together by stacking them.


Here's what it will look like after they are all stacked and spread out.  I also wrapped hemp around a paper clip to use to hold a special little surprise.



Want to know what that special little surprise is???  It's a little mini to record what I am thankful for for many years!  It will hold the years 2011 to 2019!  I love that I can write what I am thankful for on each Thanksgiving!  I'm starting with last year because it was a special year in that a son of mine came home for the first time in years and had Thanksgiving dinner with us. I took a tag from Plantin Schoolbook and welded them together.  I put it on my matt diagonally because I wanted an extra tag and that was the only way to fit it on a 12x12 piece of cardstock.


I also cut two more sizes of tags not welded together for my layers. I took some old Creative Memoires Sticker letters and put my years and title on each tag.




Here's what it looks like all done. My leaves on my curly cues are from My Creative Time dies.  I think it will be cute sitting on my table.  I am going to enjoy writing what I'm thankful for each year!!




So what can you make to show how grateful or who you are greatful for?  Happy Craftin my friends!










November 16, 2012

Turkey Bear!

Hello crafty friends!  I hope you are having a wonderful day so far. Brenda here and today is "turkey" day at Sweet Sassy Diva.  Yes, I know it's not Thanksgiving yet. lol  For this weeks theme I chose for my design team sisters to make anything with a turkey on it.  So hence the turkey day! lol  For my card I chose to do a criss cross easel card and I got this fabulous idea from Lorraine at Card Creations by Lorraine.  She has a great video on her blog which you can find here and I will do a tutorial here for you as well. A very easy card to make and you can also put candy or other little goodies in the criss cross pocket.  So are you ready to get started???  We are going to start with the criss cross part of our card first. Here we go!

My orginal card is a 6x6 card, but the card in my tutorial is a 5 1/2 x 5 1/2 card.  So I'm going to give you the size for the 5 1/2 x 5 1/2 card.  Start with 3 8 1/2 x 11 cardstock.  Cut each 5 1/2 x 11.  Score 2 of these at 5 1/2 inches.  Like this:



Now you are going to cut each of these 2 pieces like I have marked on the paper.  You two full squares will be glued together ontop of each other after you cut the first square in have diagonal. And the second piece the same way but the opposite square.  Clear as mud?? Hopefully the pics will make it clearer for you. Click on the pics to see them bigger.


This is what your two 5 1/2 x 11 inch paper should look like now.  Now you are going to glue the two whole squares on top of one another.


This is what it will look like after you do that.  This is where you are going to add your designer paper in the center square.  Cut a 5 1/4 x 5 1/4 inch in the paper of your choice and adhere down.


Now you are going to bring you triangular flap over and glue down.  Yes, I forgot my designer paper and had to tear it back open to put it in there. lol




Now you want to place your designer paper on your triangluar flap.  So cut another 5 1/4 x 5 1/4 square and cut it in half diagonally.  Use one of your triangle pieces to adhere to your triangular flap like this.


Now you are going to do the other side the same way only you have to put adhesive half way up the side too like this:


Glue on your designer paper once again and now your criss cross card is done up to this point.  And you can decorate as you want.


Now you are ready to make your easel base.  You should still have one piece of 5 1/2 x 11 piece of paper left.  You are going to score that at 2 1/2 and 5 1/2.  Fold as shown and then glue your criss cross base on.  Finish off the base with something raised to hold the criss cross open.




And there you have it, easy peasy lemon squeezy!  Now are you ready to see my turkey criss cross easel card?  Here it is:



Here's the specs of this card:

6x12 criss cross base and easel base
Teddy Bear Parade Cart for my little turkey bear, and he is on an homemade wobble so he can wobble as he gobbles, lol
Fall Leaves from My Creative Time as well as the sentiment
Paper from the DCWV Fall and Halloween stack
Sentiment mat from Elegant Edges

I hope you will give this cool card a try, they are fun to make and fun to give!!  Until next time my crafty friends, happy craftin!














November 8, 2012

Comforts of Home

Friends can you help??? My dd is looking for some furniture that's been previously loved. Isn't this a cute house?




It's not at my house. I wish!!!! While this is a dream home that Barbie would love to have, Barbie needs some furniture like this for her fixer up that she's moving into.



If you have any Barbie furniture that I can save from a landfill please message me. Barbie is on a fixed starter up budget as she's unemployed but, is trying to land rich doctor ken. Thanks ♥


November 2, 2012

EEK!

Hi my crafty friends! I hope who ever is in the path of Sandy will be safe!  We are hunkered down and have the generator ready to go as we are supposed to get 60 - 80 MPH wind and may be without electric for a while.  So I thought I'd better get my post ready!!  Brenda here and this week at Sweet Sassy Diva my design team sister Lori gave us the challenge of party favors or party decorations.  I went with a favor.  Nothing here to do a tutorial on as it is all basic stuff cut, score and decorate. I cut my coffin off the CTMH Artiste cart on fit to page.  I must say it is a pretty big size and holds a ton of candy! lol  I also cute my skelton as well as the spider webs.  I cut two skeltons because I wanted one on the botton of my coffin for when my guest eat the candy they will have a little surprise.  Then I cut it again and cut off the arms and legs to glue to my lid to look like Fred Bones is trying to get out of the coffin. lol  The smaller webs I cut at 1.20" and I like that they had some problems cutting because it looks like the webs have been disturbed, but the big one is good to go because momma spider is make suring no one distrubes that one! My spider came from I cut the eek out of the Artiste cart too and use glossy accents on it as well as my spider. I haven't glue my "eek" down or my spider down yet as the glossy accents is still wet in spots. I inked up my skelton legs and arms with vintage photo and barn red, to mimick dirt and dried blood on the bones.  I filled iwth an assortment of candy and called it done!  I hope you will get crafty for Halloween too.  Looks like our Halloween night won't be happening depending on the hurricane.  But that's ok, we want everyone safe and sound!  Happy crafting!!!






November 1, 2012

Trick or Treat! Share your Treats!








It is Halloween week ~ time to pass out some treats!!!  Lori from ScrappinMyStressAway here to share how I made my treats today!







I created two different treat containers using a Starbucks glass container and.......









a Crystal Lite drink plastic container.









I used this two sided paper from K and Company.  I cut the paper into strips to go around each container.









I put this square pumpkin face on my Gypsy mat from Pumpkin Carving at 1.5 inches.  One set of two were cut as is, and the other set of two I hid the eye and mouth cuts.  I cut out the jack-o-lanterns in orange cardstock and the squares in yellow cardstock.







I originally planned on mounting the pumpkin squares on this scallop circle shape from Easter 2010 sized at 2.5 inches.









 I cut one set of scallops out of the black side of the double sided paper.  I also cut out a scallop out of orange and yellow cardstock to put on the back.















I adhered the strips of paper around my containers.  The scallop circles covered too much if the strips of paper, so I modified my design.  I trimmed some squares to back the pumpkins and used some washi tape for the stems.









I used my Creative Memories circle punch to punch out an eyeball and spider for my lids.









I used added some washi tape to my containers too!









Thank you for stopping by today ~ I hope you have a wonderful Halloween!!







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Lori~

www.scrappinmystressaway.blogspot.com