Loving You...

Here is a video on how I completed the card.  If you are on email subscription, please go to the sweetsassydiva blog to view.
Melinda

The details for this card are: Card stock 5 1/2 " x 11 15/16" Card stock 3 1/4" X 4 1/2" Border ~ Paper Trimmings 1 x 11" Birds ~ Celebrate with Flourish 1.25 " Heart Topper ~ Cricut American Alphabet .80" Template below:

This is an easy project that has many uses. I  hope you will give it a try.

Masculine Birthday Card!

Hi there, Misty again over at The Daily Scrapper

I really like the sketch we worked with this week.

Here is a card I made for my son's birthday. I used DVWC papers and a Stampin Up stamp set. Quarter note really came in handy.

I also made you all a video. Have fun!!!

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Winter Woodland Layout!

Hi this is Misty over at The Daily Scrapper.

I just love playing with my Imagine.

Here is a layout using a beautiful Echo Park paper line called Holly Jolly!!!! I also used Winter Woodland and my Imagine. I added a gemstone for the doorknob on the house.

I put together a fun video for you all to share how I get RGB codes for some of my favorite paper lines and then used them on my Imagine to print elements and background papers to go with the beautiful lines available at my LSS.

Here is the layout.

Here is a video to show you guys how I get RGB codes for some of my favorite paper lines.

Puppy Class Grad!

Since I don't personally have any graduates this season; I thought I'd get a
jump on my little guy's scrapbook.  He starts preschool this fall and I'm
sure he'll be graduating before I know it!  So, here's a page I made for
his book...

He's in the 'puppy class' at school, so he gets a puppy graduate!

The puppy is from Create a Critter and the graduation cap came from the Everyday
Paper Dolls cartridge.  Mix and match elements from your Cricut carts; the
possibilities are endless!!!  If I forgot to mention it, the 'grad!' came
from Sesame Street Font cartridge.

Check out how I made it here..

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Thanks for crafting with me, Shalom!