More Cards

This is a wedding card I made for my son's best friend and great guy I consider another one of my sons:

This is a Sympathy card that I scaplifted from someone at the Cricut messageboard:

I made Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs for the children's hospital my future daughter-in-law works at:

Here are a few cards and projects that I have made recently.

First we have a get well flower pot card:

Second is Shower card I made for my future daughter-in-law:

Third is a birthday card I made for my son:

Wedding Card

Wedding Card - 5"x7" - Cuttlebug embossing folder, Butterfly is from Cricut's

Here is a card I made for my Son's and Daughter-in-Law's 5th Anniversary. I can't believe it's 5 years already. I used Cuttlebug's Swiss Dots and D'Vine Swirls. I used Cricut's Wedding Solution's scallopped heart shadow for the hearts (I cut the scallops off the plain ones). I used Cricut's Ashlyn's Alphabet for the "Happy Anniversary" but had a problem since it does not have a shadow feature, so I made it a bit bigger but it didn't work just right. I used Cricut's Storybook for the flowers. Martha Stewart's Doily punch, stickles and glitter, ribbon and lots of pop-dots and voila!

Centerpiece for baby shower

I created this centerpiece for my daughter who was throwing a baby shower for her friend. She saw the idea in my craft room (I had printed out a picture of one done at Cricut's messageboard) so I made it for her. It was pretty easy, except that I had a lot of trouble cutting the chipboard. I cut the chipboard and cardstock at fit to page and the Cricut machine cut the stork at 11 1/2 in. The stork is 2 sided. I then used a piece of fabric I had, I folded it in thirds placing a piece of cardboard in the bottom for support. I rolled the diapers and then tied the bundle with a scrap pieceof ribbon. Then added the stork with the wide pretty ribbon.

Birthday Card for Daughter

On this card I used Cricut's Indie Arts cartridge for the butterfly & heart. I used Stampin' Up's Manhattan Rose embossing folder by Sizzix. I also used ribbon, pearls, stickles, and nestabilitites. The greeting on the front and the message inside were computer generated.