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Hello Blogger Buddies!!!
It was time to send out some thank you cards, and this one was for a special lady that celebrated my birthday with me.  I used the Imagine More Cards Cricut Cartridge.  The Birdcage is on page 24, and was cut at 4-1/2".  The roses are on page 16, and they were cut at 3".  I used a Martha Stewart punch around the page heart punch to line the bottom of the card.  I added a bow to the top of the birdcage, and also a strip of ribbon above the hearts.  To add dimension to the birdcage, I added foam tape to the back.  I hope you have a wonderful day today, and thank you for stopping by to visit me.
Lorraine

Lori's Garden Imagine Cricut Cartridge

Hello Blogger Buddies!
I love this cartridge!  The images are just so darn beautiful.  I cut the bird on a branch from page 17, and only cut the first three layers.  They were cut at 3" on white card stock.  The rose cluster is on page 13 and I cut the image plus all of the layers.  They were cut at 4-1/2" and I added foam tape inbetween all of the layers.  Did you notice that I didn't use any ribbon or stick pins to this card?  I think it looks great without any bling!  Thank you for stopping by for a visit today.
Lorraine

Lori's Garden Cricut Imagine-Gate Fold Card

Hello everyone!!  Time to make some Birthday cards for my friends and family for this year.  I have a greeting card planner that I made last year, and it's time to fill it, and get my new stash ready with my homemade cards.  Here is today's video and an on core of the Greeting Card Planner.  Thanks for watching.
Lorraine

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  

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

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. 

Imagine More Cartridge Video with Project and Tips

Hello Scrappers!  I have had my Imagine for a very short time and I sat down and really have learned to use every button available.  Now that I know more on its functions, I would like to share one with you along with a card project.
Lorraine