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Fantabulous Cricut Challenge Blog #108


My first challenge in several months.  Feels really good to be back doing them.  I really enjoyed creating this project.  I used the Cricut Craftrrom(CCR) and cricut cartridges "cricut craftroom" and "everyday paper dolls".  Paper is 8x8 from Brazzill pastel statck scored in half at 4x8.  I started making this size card since the envelopes are cheaper.  I used the clouds (cut at 1.2 and 1.4) from the cricut craftroom and everything else is off of page 76 and 77.  Buttons "autos", for auto, accessories 2 and 3 cut at 2.9.  Tab button cut at .89.  On page 77 border and border blackout for the road.  Stamp uses is by Pixie Travel (very old stamp from Micheal's) called "travel(P1201)" and versa magic cloud white chalk ink and black stickles

                                                                                                
This week the theme is "On the Go". We want to see your projects with a car, bike, plane, or train.
#108 - On the Go
Make a project with a car, bike, train, plane etc.

Comments

Suzanne cricutcraftingrammyblogspot.com said…
Very cute and glad you joined our challenge this week at FCCB.
4/26/12, 12:09 AM
Sonya said…
Absolutely adorable....thanks for joining us at FCCB this week!!
4/26/12, 7:47 AM
Cindy Beland said…
GREAT job with your COOL card!Thank you for joining us over at FCCB this week!:)
4/29/12, 6:31 AM
Arcy Scraps said…
It turned out great! I have yet to try the Cricut Craftroom but might just have to! Glad to have you back and join us at fccb :)

♥ Cyndy
4/29/12, 10:58 PM
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