SWEET!! Blinged Out Ice Cream! Yesterday I showed you how to create this ice cream cone using the Cricut Sweet Treats Cartridge. After I finished that, I just couldn’t pass up the opportunity to fancy up my little naked cone! Cards and creations look fine without any extras, but often they look even better with…
My 1st Time to Use Diamond Glaze!! I had such a good time making this card for my soon to be 15 yr old. This is an invitation to her b’day party. The Diamond Glaze is on the angel wing and the butterfly. It gives things a glassy look. It can dry in minutes if…
These tools I made are on a wooden peg board. Here are some more of the decorations I made for my friend Sunita’s surprise birthday party and to celebrate her debut on the HGTV show All American Handyman. Here’s a link to the 1st HGTV post I made (more decorations and info) AND A GIVE…
I didn’t attach the topper because I later turned this into an Easter Basket. 🙂 I think I LOVE the Once Upon a Princess cartridge!! I used it to make the Tea for 2 topper. Do you think it’s as cute as I do? I thought that cartridge might be only for little girl parties…
This card was time consuming, but fun! Ok, this card came about because I wanted to use some different techniques. I just did my “tests” using Halloween themed things. That way, if my tests even remotely worked out I’d have a good chance of being able to use the things together! Then…a card was born….
That cute wet/dry embossed embellishment is fast & easy to make! This is so much fun to make and it’s not too difficult either! Here’s How You Make It: Ink the inside top of a Cuttlebug folder with water based ink. Put your cardstock in the folder and run it through an embossing machine (like…
Everything pictured is from the Create a Critter Cricut Cartridge DS#2 is going to a little disappointed that I’m posting this cutie rabbit without the accompanying video we made. Poor thing. Well, it’s all my fault. He and I began a video together. (He was so cute!) It was about him asking me to make…
Although the links in these posts are valid, this post is from 2009. So, this is more of a Cricut “history” page now. Again, the tools are awesome and I still use them. Cricut Must Haves & Tips So, you’re either planning to buy one or you just bought a Cricut. Congrats! I’m often asked…