Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Another Hello Kitty Shape Card
Saturday, December 10, 2011
Meow Meow Christmas Shape Card
Hello everyone! Who doesn't like Hello Kitty? Well in my home. we all love her, because she is part of our family. My husband was born in Japan, and still has family that lives there. So I just had to make this sweet shape card with Kitty in her reindeer gear. The large card was cut at 7-1/2"and the small card at 5-1/4". I added stickles to the antlers, bow, and collar. It only took minutes to make. Thank you for visiting me today, and have a safe weekend!
Lorraine
Monday, December 5, 2011
Winter Frolic Christmas Card And Guest Designer At Exploring Cricut
Hello everyone!! I have been asked by Diane to be a guest at Exploring Cricut! This will be my first time as a guest designer. Thank you Diane for inviting me to share one of my projects. My card today is this adorable little guy on a sled. So join me, as I share this video with you, so that we can create this winter scene together.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Another Project Finished!!
I finally finished my 15 plus ornament cards. Wow!! I had a production line going, and now I am done. I have a how to video on how to make these. Here is the link in case you missed it.
http://cardcreationsbylorraine.blogspot.com/2011/11/christmas-ornament-card-winter-lace.html
Lorraine
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Snow Friends Winter Wonderland Mantel
Hello everyone!! My cricut is smoking as I jump in to my Christmas decorating. My Christmas tree is even up, and decorated. I usually don't have it up until about a week before Christmas. These little snowmen inspired me to get moving. Once I had all 10 made, I had to get the mantel decorated. I cut all of the snowmen on the Snow Friends cartridge at 8". Most of you have seen the ribbon wreaths that I have made, and thought I should add one of the snowmen to the center of the wreath. So I made an extra large snowman to add to the center of this wreath. I cut him using the fit to page feature, which cut at 11.45". I used chipboard so he would be extra sturdy. His mouth, and eyes are black shiney buttons, and I added a ribbon around his neck for a scarf. Here are a few pictures to show my Snow Friends Wonderland.
Lorraine
Friday, November 18, 2011
Mesh Ribbon Wreath How To Video
Hello everyone! I have a very short video to show you how to make the mesh ribbon wreaths that I posted. My battery on my camera was running very low, so I had to rush through the instructions. If I can help any further or answer any questions please leave me a message or send me an email. Thanks Lorraine
Monday, November 14, 2011
Ribbon Mesh Christmas Wreaths
This is what I have been addicted to this weekend. Making these beautiful ribbon mesh wreaths are fun and inexpensive. I purchased the mesh at Sam's club for a 10-yard roll for $7.00, which takes two rolls for each wreath. The wire frame is the large size from Michael’s, which is only $2.99. You will also need some thin wire. I used the paddle wire from Michael’s, which can be found in the floral supply section. They carry two gauges, and I used the thinner wire. These can be hung without any additional decorations, since the ribbon is so beautiful. I did add a few ornaments, and a snowman to two of the wreaths. I love the red and white one. I call that one my candy cane wreath. Why not give this a try it is really fun and fast to make. My friends will love their new and different wreath to hand on their door this year.
Lorraine
Friday, November 11, 2011
Christmas Deer Card With The Imagine
Once I added pop dots to the layers on this deer from the Enjoy The Seasons Cartridge. I knew he was going to be perfect in front of this tree. I cut the deer and it's layers at 4-1/2" and the tree in the same size. I added pearls to the antlers, sleigh bells, and the cuttle bug embossed mat. I wish you could see it in person. It is much prettier. Thanks for all of your comments this week on my Imagine projects, and also for stopping by to visit.
Lorraine
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Christmas Window Scene with The Imagine
My dogs, Oliver and Shoji decided that I needed to make a Christmas card for them. They are always sitting at the window watching the grass grow. So once again I had t to use the Imagine Enjoy The Season Cartridge since it has an adorable window scene. The original image had a cat in it, so I just cut two dogs and replaced the cat. I don't have a cat, and they said no cats on this card. All kidding aside. The image is on page 20 of the hand book. It was cut at 4-1/2" with the layers. The Christmas tree is on page 22 and it was cut at 4-1/2". I cut the third tree image in the handbook, and added stickles for the sparkle. Thanks to all who have been so kind to visit this week. I will have another Imagine card again tomorrow.
Lorraine
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Enjoy The Seasons Christmas Card
Hello everyone,
This card was made using the Enjoy The Seasons Imagine cartridge. I printed a 5-1/2" square using the snowflake pattern for one of my background layers. This pattern is really beautiful, and now I don't have to keep searching for snowflake pattern paper. I just never seem to find it.
The bird and branch are cut at 4" including the layers.
The tag is found on page 25, and I changed the colors. The large layer is cut in white, and the oval layer I used the same snowflake pattern to match my mat.
My card base is cut at 4-1/4" x 11", and scored at the 5-1/2" mark.
I cut red card stock at 4"x 5-1/4" and then cut my snowflake patterned paper 1/4" smaller.
Once I adhered all my mats, and card base, I layered all my cuts to the main branch image using pop dots to add dimension. I attached the cut to a round scallop circle which is about 3-1/4". This was in my stash, so please check the size before adhering to your project.
I added rhinestones to the berries for a little sparkle, and also use Star Dust Stickles on the leaves and on the wing of the bird.
I stamped on my greeting on my small oval.
This card was made using the Enjoy The Seasons Imagine cartridge. I printed a 5-1/2" square using the snowflake pattern for one of my background layers. This pattern is really beautiful, and now I don't have to keep searching for snowflake pattern paper. I just never seem to find it.
The bird and branch are cut at 4" including the layers.
The tag is found on page 25, and I changed the colors. The large layer is cut in white, and the oval layer I used the same snowflake pattern to match my mat.
My card base is cut at 4-1/4" x 11", and scored at the 5-1/2" mark.
I cut red card stock at 4"x 5-1/4" and then cut my snowflake patterned paper 1/4" smaller.
Once I adhered all my mats, and card base, I layered all my cuts to the main branch image using pop dots to add dimension. I attached the cut to a round scallop circle which is about 3-1/4". This was in my stash, so please check the size before adhering to your project.
I added rhinestones to the berries for a little sparkle, and also use Star Dust Stickles on the leaves and on the wing of the bird.
I stamped on my greeting on my small oval.
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Snow Globe With Snowman Holiday Greeting Card
Hello Scrappers! Today's card is all made with stamps. I purchased these stamps at a Christmas craft show over the weekend. The large snow globe stamp is listed at $9.95 and the snowman is $6.50. There are several smaller stamps to choose from on the website so that you can make your own winter scene. I selected the snowman for the inside of my globe. I may have to order some different stamps so that I can make several different scenes. The greeting is a stamp by Inkadinkado, that I purchased at Michael's. Here are the links to the two stamps I purchased at the craft fair.
http://www.stampsbyimpression.com/christmassnowmen/
http://www.stampsbyimpression.com/christmas/
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Fall Decorations using the Cricut
I wanted to dress up my mantel for the fall, and Thanksgiving holiday. I used Tags, Bags, Boxes, and More for the Tag. Which was cut at 11.24"x5.9" on my Gypsy. This allowed me to cut six tags on one mat. The letters were cut at 1" using Gypsy Font. I cut the oval shapes with my spell binder dies, and added dimensionals between the layers, and also added the pop dots to the back of each letter. I then tied each letter to some thick twine with red ribbon. I almost forgot to mention the turkey that separates the two words. He was cut using the Imagine. For the glass block, I cut the tree, and the scarecrow using the Celebrate With Flourish Cricut cartridge. I didn't make a note of the size for these two cuts. I did adjust the sizes with my Gypsy so that they would fit just right on the size of my block. I cut the images for the block out of thick black cardstock, and added removable glue dots, and adhered them to the block. This way when I get ready to decorate the block for Christmas, I can just remove the fall image and store it in a file. I didn't want to have several blocks for every holiday, so I will just keep redecorating the same one. Less stuff to store.
Lorraine
Lorraine
Friday, November 4, 2011
Christmas Ornament Card-Winter Lace Cricut Cartridge Video Series #5
Hello Scrappers,
The Snowflake is from the Winter Lace Cricut Cartridge.
This card is actually a gift since it contains a monogrammed ornament. I plan on hand delivering this card to 15 of my friends with their initial on this adorable glitter ornament. It can be removed so it can be hung on the Christmas tree. Thanks you for visiting me today and for watching my videos.
Lorraine
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Faux Window Card- Enjoy The Seasons Imagine Cartridge-Christmas Cards With The Cricut Series Card #4
Hello Scrappers!
This card was made using the Enjoy The Seasons Imagine Cricut Cartridge. Try making the faux window to enjoy a winter wonderland without getting chilled. You can also use one of your favorite winter stamps and get the same results. Thanks for watching and visiting me today.
Lorraine
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Joys Of The Season Ornament Card-#3 Christmas Cards With The Cricut Series
Hello Scrappers!! I am using the Joys Of The Season Cricut Cartridge for today's card project
This was a hidden gem on this cricut cartridge. I would like to make several with pictures of my little dogs. It is so simple to add any image to this ornament card. Thanks for watching my videos!
Lorraine
Link to cutting any shape on your card.
http://cardcreationsbylorraine.blogspot.com/2011/08/how-to-cut-any-shape-on-front-of-your.html
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Poinsettia Window Christmas Card-#2 CHRISTMAS CARD VIDEOS WITH THE CRICUT
Hello Scrappers! Today is day two of my week long Christmas Cards With The Cricut.
This card will be what I give to my friends and family at Christmas time. I have been looking for a poinsettia for a very long time. I have had this design in my head waiting for the right flower. This was cut using the Flower Shop Cricut Cartridge. Enjoy the video.
Lorraine
Link to how to cut any shape on your card:
http://cardcreationsbylorraine.blogspot.com/2011/08/how-to-cut-any-shape-on-front-of-your.html
Monday, October 31, 2011
A Week Of Christmas Cards And The Cricut. Card #1-Video-Joys Of The Season Wreath Card
Hello everyone! I have a week of Christmas cards planned for you. Everyday this week I will have a video with a Christmas card project. So get your cricut plugged in and dusted off if you have not used it in awhile and make some cards!
This card is made using the Joys Of The Season Cricut Cartridge. I did end up adding green stickles to the leaves of the wreath. It needed a little sparkle.
Lorraine
Monday, October 17, 2011
A Basket Of Apples-Doodle Charms Cricut Cartridge
Monday, October 10, 2011
Side Easel Halloween Card Using Celebrate With Flourish-Video
Hello Scrappers! This cartridge is full of great holiday cuts. There are several fall and Halloween cuts to make several projects. I used the jack-o-lanter to make this side easel card. Side note: make sure that you only add adhesive to the bottom triangel of the base card then add your mat. Thanks for visiting me today and enjoy the video.
Lorraine
Monday, October 3, 2011
Happy Harvest-Happy Hauntings and Freshly Picked Cricut Carts-Video
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Imagine More Cartridge Video with Project and Tips
Sunday, September 25, 2011
Fall Scarecrow using CELEBRATE WITH FLOURISH
Hello Scrappers! Today I finally got a chance to use my new Celebrate with Flourish Cricut lite cartridge. There are so many great, and easy to assemble images on this cart. When I was putting these cards together, I realized that my enabler friend ScrapnGiGi contributed to almost all the elements on the card. She called me when she found a deal on the cart. So I said yes go ahead a purchase it for me. Then she gave me a set of Peachy Keen Stamps. Which I used for the face on the scarecrow. As I was digging for a sentiment for the card, I stumbled upon some fall stickers that she gave me at the end of fall last year. So thank you Beulah for helping me make this card.
I cut the scarecrow at 3-3/4", which fits just right on a 4-1/4"x5-1/2 card base. The inside leaves are cut at 2-1/2". Like I said these cuts are super fast and easy to put together. Thanks for your visit today!
Lorraine
Thursday, September 22, 2011
We Have A Winner Of The Freshly Picked Cricut Cartridge
Thanks to all who left such wonderful comments. I appreciate all of my friends, and followers and also to those who stop in for a visit.
Lorraine
CONGRATULATIONS DANA!!!
September 20, 2011 5:01 PM
Paper Memories4u said...
Glad to see you back. What a cute card! I would love to win this cartridge. I love all the images. papermemories4u@ yahoo.com
Lorraine
CONGRATULATIONS DANA!!!
September 20, 2011 5:01 PM
Paper Memories4u said...
Glad to see you back. What a cute card! I would love to win this cartridge. I love all the images. papermemories4u@ yahoo.com
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Cricut Cartridge Give-Away Closed
Thank you everyone for all of your comments and participation. I will be announcing the winner Thursday evening September 22, 2011. I will using random.org and post the winner tomorrow.
Lorraine
Lorraine
Friday, September 16, 2011
I WANT TO MAKE IT UP TO YOU!-GIVE-AWAY CLOSED
Hello everyone!!! It has been such a busy summer for me that I have not been posting very often. So I would like to make it up to you. I will be giving away a cricut cartridge. All you have to do is be a follower of my blog, and leave a message under this post. Please also leave a way for me to contact you. If there is not a contact under your post, I will have to go on to the next entry.
This is a way to thank everyone for all of your support. I am so lucky to have so many of you that take the time to visit me, and leave comments.
Thanks again,
Lorraine
This is a way to thank everyone for all of your support. I am so lucky to have so many of you that take the time to visit me, and leave comments.
Thanks again,
Lorraine
Monday, August 22, 2011
How To Cut Any Shape On The Front Of Your Card
Do you love nestabilities, but really don't want to invest in another crafting item? Well I have the solutions for you on this video. If you have any additional questions, just leave a comment or send me an email. Thanks for visiting me today!
Lorraine
Friday, August 19, 2011
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Happy Birthday-From My Kitchen Cricut Cartridge
Hello everyone!! I have been on a crafting slump. I had to make this card for a client, so maybe I will eventually get back into my paper addiction again. On the inside of the card I used a cut from FROM MY KITCHEN CRICUT CARTRIDGE. The Martini glass is on page 60 of the handbook. I cut the glass at 3-1/4". I also cut an additional glass out of clear acetate, and added it on the top of the first cut. It actually looks like glass. Thank you everyone for visiting today!
Lorraine
Thursday, July 28, 2011
I have an award!
This delicious and sweet blog award is from Carla. Thank you Carla for thinking of me for this award. I have been browsing through Carla's blog, and she is a talented lady. She has some adorable projects on her blog along with written tutorials that are so easy to follow. Stop by and visit her blog at:
Thanks again Carla!
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Sea Shell Card
Thank you everyone for all of your support, and for all the wonderful friends that visit my blog. Today I have a card to share that has an ocean theme once again. Now sand dollars are very difficult to find on the beach, but if you visit a shell shop, you can find any size or shape you want. The sand dollar on my card is just a little bigger than a quarter. The perfect size to go with my other stamped shells. Instead of cutting the shell shapes with scissors, I decided to tare them, and give it a more rustic look. I love the black and white theme. The next time you are at the beach, try hunting for those unusual shells at a shell shop. Thanks for visiting!
Lorraine
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