Joy’s Life ABC Book Cricut Cuttlebug Project “N” Northern Seahorse “O” Octopus “P” Penguin
Today’s letters are N, O and P brought to you by…Me! (That is an intentional badly done rhyme.)
“N” is for Northern Seahorse
About the Northern Seahorse:
Cricut Cartridges: Life is a Beach for the Font, Coral, Seahorse & Seaweed
Cuttlebug Embossing Folder: Tiny Bubbles, Swiss Dots
I really love the way this turned out. Actually, I’d meant to do Newt for “N”, but I accidentally turned the Newt into Iguana. Then I was in a MESS to find a decent “N”. There are many different kinds of seahorses, so I chose this one to save the day! I must admit…I got some ribbing for using it. I can’t tell you how many times I had to explain that the Northern Seahorse was a specific seahorse. Auuugggghhhh!!!
“O” is for Octopus
About the Octopus:
Cricut Cartridges: Sesame Street Font, Life is a Beach (waves pg. 77, octopus pg. 54)
Cuttlebug Folder: D’vine Swirl
I don’t know why the octopus only has 5 arms. Think how confused my nephew will be.
“P” is for Penguin
About the Peculiar Pair of Penguin:
Cricut Cartridges: Sesame Street Font, Animal Kingdom
Cuttlebug Folder: Snowflakes
That baby penguin got knocked in the head too many times, huh? He’s all “crazy eyes”.
I hope you’re enjoying this little tour of the ABC’s. Thanks for looking at my creations!!
Well, I don’t care if it’s the “N” or the “S” page, I love, love, love the seahorse!!! 🙂
Awww, thank you so much!! 😀
I really chuckled loudly at the baby penguin…I said to myself…self she’s gonna say he was knocked in the head and you did…hahahaha Gale
Hee hee hee !!! 😀
Oh Bless You Joy! I desperately need a penguin for my son’s daycare class, and I couldn’t for the life of me figure out the layers in the handbook. I even searched the Cricut MB and came up with nothing. I finally did a Google search for Cricut Animal Kingdom Penguin and you came up. Seeing the picture is just what I needed! It makes perfect sense now! I’m actually embarassed that I couldn’t figure it out before…
And great book! I ran across this some months ago and said I would make one for my son. So now I’m doubly glad I found this post! Thank you!