This card was for my father's birthday. I used my cricut imagine, maurvy punch, copic markers and clear stamp. It really turned out well. I just love my copic markers and my Imagine cutter. Both are expensive but well worth it. I have been doing cards for a while and still need to work on better presentation. My cards are still pretty basic and I am working on getting them to look more professional. My goal is to post as many of my cards as I can and I am thinking of entering them into contests to try and win some free scrapbook stuff.ard was for my father's birthday. I used my cricut imagine, maurvy punch, copic markers and clear stamp. It really turned out well. I just love my copic markers and my Imagine cutter. Both are expensive but well worth it. I have been doing cards for a while and still need to work on better presentation. My cards are still pretty basic and I am working on getting them to look more professional. My goal is to post as many of my cards as I can and I am thinking of entering them into contests to try and win some free scrapbook stuff.
To all of my followers, I have entered this challenge in hopes of becoming a design team member for Robyn Cardon's My Pink Stamper( http://www.mypinkstamper.com .) The challenge was to create a card, page, project, etc using a cricut cartridge withe the following colors: Orange, Turquoise, green and brown. Below is the project that I am submitting. Items used: Bazzil cardstock card folded 5.25x5.5 scallop cut Provocraft gypsy was used Cricut cartridges used were: AChild's Year, Gypsy Wandering and Yummy Tattered angels glimmer mist - Lime twist, turquoise blue and suede I-Rock multi colored and clear gems Prima beige flowers - A Child's Year: Shift+Tag button #58 (on gypsy) - Gypsy Wandering: Shadow+dress button #5, dress button #5, Shift+Border/Shadow button #5 and border/shadow button #5 - Used Imagine cartridge Yummy for all of the colors for the tag, dress and phrases - all items cut at 5.0, dress at 3.8 and phrase at 1.9
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