Gypsy designed Wicked Witch Card Cricut & Cricut Lite cartridge
The Gypsy helped me create this card!
I made this card by welding two scalloped circles from the Cricut Lite Sugar & Spice cartridge. I like the way this card turned out. In this photo the Stickles I applied aren’t dry yet. I got the witch from the A Child’s Year cartridge. That cart is so interesting. It has a lot of uses. I used it last year to make this Thanksgiving invitation. Wicked comes from the Indie Art cartridge. Some of my Joy’s Life friends asked to see the Indie Art cart being used. It has some skulls on it, but I’ve done enough skulls lately so I used “Wicked” instead.
If you look at the tabs on the different layers of my Gypsy you can see that I’ve labeled each one. Sometimes I label by color, sometimes I name them by the image they contain. Here I used color (except for moon) because I wanted to remind myself to use those paper colors for everything in that layer.
The ATG gun is my BFF in these situations. I used zip dry when I glued down the “wicked” sentiment.
This Signo uni-ball pen is the best white pen I’ve used. The funny thing is that I own 3 of them because I thought I didn’t own one already. How did I do that 2 times?! LOL! Goes to show you I should use it more often. Then I’ll remember I own it. 😉
The orange paper is by Stampin Up. It’s reversible…which I LOVE. “Wicked” and the background are both from the same sheet of paper. So cool! The moon is Amercian Crafts foil paper and the black is some new American Crafts black cardstock I bought. It’s the first time (besides when I worked with Cricut Dan at some craft Expos) that I’ve used this cardstock in my own crafting. I really like it!
Pop Dots are lifting up the moon and witches broom. I’m happy that this card can stand up on its own.
I hope you like this card! 😀
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I am so excited about this project. I have all the carts you used, well actually I will after Nov. 1st. I think the indie cart is one of the free downloads you will get for registering your gypsy. I hope I am correct on this. I Just love how this turned out. Great Job, as always. Thank you so much…..
What a cute card, love the witch. The scalloped circle card was perfect for this. Love it.
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Debby
Your card is wickedly cute. I like how you did the lettering for the word wicked.
I really like the paper!
Ohhhhhh I love this card!!! I own a gypsy as well and didn’t know you could name the layers. Hmmmmm guess I’ll go give that a try. TFS!!!! Have a great day!!!
I really like how you welded two scalloped circles together to create a card. I’m definitely going to be trying that. I also found the tip on naming the different layers very useful. I just got my gypsy a couple days ago and hadn’t thought of any ways to organize projects yet- and now I don’t have, you did the thinking for me! 😉 Thanks for another inspiring and helpful post!
What a great card i love it Joy. Thanks for sharing and can you believe it on 5 days left in this month and I know i have been here every day some times more than once a day. See you tomorrow. Vicky
Wicked cute!!!!!!!! I love this card. Looking forward to your upcoming video and announcements . Keep the ideas coming.
Great card…that witch is one of my favorite Halloween images…I just used her on a tin bucket for a table centerpiece. I love my Gypsy too…can’t beat all the options you have with the welding function!!! TFS! Oh, thanks for sharing ‘The Raven’ !
~Sharon
Joy,Nice card,love it.love the gypsy! Joy
Oh your card is just fab! You are so creative.
Cute card! I love designing different card shapes. Makes using the gypsy fun!
Wickedly cute! Thanks for sharing.
So cute! Loving my gypsy too! Finally learning about layers…It takes me a while…slow learner when it come to technology!
I haven’t used my Sugar and Spice cart yet so I didn’t realize that card was on there. I’m going to try and scrap today and use that card. Thanks papermemories4u at yahoo dot com
Love the card Joy! I just got a Gypsy, so I love seeing posts with cards made using her 🙂 I don’t have Sugar and Spice yet, I need to check that out at WalMart! 🙂
Still debating on the Gypsy because of the small screen and now there is one site that is giving ya 11 carts with the Gypsy if you order by the 31st!! What to do???? What to do??? I wish Provocraft/Walmart would drop the prices on their cartridges.
As usual you’ve done another fine example of Halloween decorating!!!
Love the round card! Seriously considering purchasing a gypsy. It’s on my christmas wish list but with the great deal this week I just might find a way to sneak it in early.
super cute, and I’m so happy you showed your Gypsy, since I’m still learning how to use mine!
Love the scallop card! Very cute!
Joy I have so enjoyed visiting your blog. You are so creative, thanks for sharing your amazing projects.
Cute card Joy. I also “label” all of my layers on my gypsy. Most often I design at one time and then cut at a different time so I like to label my layers by color so I can remember what I was even thinking when I created it – lol!
Deanne G
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Geeze- you are making the gypsy look soooo tempting! LOL… Im trying to wait til Christmas!
Kacee
What a wonderful Halloween card! I love the cut of the card and the stickles around your witch. Spooktacular 🙂
cute card. I have that white pen and have never used it, I need to use it or I might end up buying a few because I forgot that I owned it 🙂
What a CUTE Card Joy! I didn’t know you could name the
different layers…. Still learning tons from you!!!! 🙂
I love this card! Thanks for sharing with us!
You did it again thank you for all you do for us
Thanks,
Teri
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This is great! I think I’m going to have to get one of those white pens. Thanks for sharing
Awesome card Joy!! Love the shape
Love the card! And how you pop dotted the witch and moon. Thanks for sharing, Cindy
Adorable!
What a great card! I never would have thought you would use the Child’s first year to get that witch! So cute…I wish there was some way without a gypsy to join shapes to make custom cards.
I love being able to make shaped cards with Design Studio!
Love the witch. Halloween is my favorite holiday! I also love the way you used the double sided paper!
I love the shape of this card and the stickles on the witch!
Love the details! TFS
Very cute! I love my gypsy and I am still pretty new at it – it is soooo useful. I have design studio and never use it, but I am always pulling out my gypsy. Thanks for sharing all of your tricks!
ooohhhhhh……I LOVE this one!!! Gonna have to pull my Gypsy out tonight and start creating!!
I really like the scalloped card. I create mine using DS, don’t have a gypsy – and I, too, am crazy about my signo pen. It just puts the finishing touch on cuts. Thanks for sharing your witchy-poo!
love this card.. very cute..
That is just tooooo “wicked cute”. OMG, I sound like a teenager!! LOL TFS!
cute card, I LOVE my Gypsy, and I totally agree on the White Signo gel pen…..LOVE it , best one I have, I think I have tried about 6
I think I NEED a child year cart now. You always encourage my bad cricut spending habits! I love the stickles on this card, it makes it pop!
I love how the scalloped edges really dressed up the card. The stitching added to it. Thanks for the inspiration.
I love how that card came out. the witch looks awesome.! I also love the patterned paper you used.
thanks for sharing!
Liz
What a cute card. Love the witch and the shape of the card.
Thanks for the video!
Very cool card. I label my files that same way you do so I know which paper I need. Too cool
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Love the way you think “outside the box” in the use of your Cricut cartrdigges. Makes it much easier for me to justify my NEEDING each one! Thanks!
This looks like the wild card card, great to see it can be recreated for those who don’t have the cart. Popping the layers up have really brought this fun card to life.
Kim xXx