Showing posts with label Easter 2010 Cartridge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter 2010 Cartridge. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Easter baskets!!!!



Happy Thursday Everyone!!
Well I finally made it down to the dungeon and was able to create these really cute baskets.  I used the Easter 2010 cartridge for the basket cut at "fit to page" I also used this cartridge for the scallops, grass and the full Easter Bunny.  I used the "Just Because Cards" cartridge for the baby chick and the Doodlecharms cartridge for the bunny face.  I found some flowers that I had purchased from Michaels that color coordinated with the DCWV Citrus paper pack-added a brad in the center, added some Stickles and I was done!  I hope everyone has a wonderful Easter weekend.  The
Spring weather has arrived!!!!  Remember to....roll up your sleeves and create something with the heart!

Here is my quote for the day:

"The imagination is how things get done. You have to cultivate creativity."-Russell Simmons

Monday, March 29, 2010

Easter 2010 Cartridge

Happy Monday Everyone!
I went down into my craft room (the dungeon) and started playing with the Easter 2010 cartridge.  I wasn't sure if I was going to like this cartridge but after cutting out several of the images -I really like it!  I started making some very simple and quick Easter cards-I realized that Easter is this weekend and I had not made the first card!  All of the shapes were cut from the Easter 2010 cartridge, I found an inkadoo stamp at Michaels that said, "Happy Easter", and I purchased a box of pre-made cards with envelopes.  Michaels had them marked 40% off and I couldn't resist.  The ribbon was also purchased from Michaels-it was marked down to 50 cents (another bargin!)  I also used one of the new Martha Stewart jumbo punches.  The paper is from DCWV (Glitter pack).  I hope you enjoy these! 


 Have a wonderful day and remember to......roll up your sleeves and create something with the heart!

Here is my quote for today:

"Happiness lies in the joy of achievement and the thrill of creative effort." -Franklin D. Roosevelt