Good Morning everyone, I came across Felicia's post from Scrapper in The Making. She is having a 7 day giveaway for reaching 100 followers!! Day 1 we have to leave a comment on the post as well as get as many of our blogger friends to comment and let her know that "I" sent you. The person with the most referals gets one of the prizes. if you could pop over to Felicia's blog and let her know I (Crazy4Christ) sent you I would really appreciate it. As well if you like what you see on her blog then become a follower she has a lot of cute projects!!
Have a great morning and I should be back with a super easy and fast card later on today!!
Sunday, July 10, 2011
Saturday, July 9, 2011
Simply Sunday:Summer Time Fun Challenge
Kristal over at Getting Cricky With K Andrews had a Simply Sunday Challenge this week doing a project with Summer Time Fun!! This summer I am taking my daughter to Marineland ( two weeks I can't wait). I decided to do an explosion box to look like an aquarium that I will put our pictures in from our trip. It is not fully complete as I am waiting for Kristals Splashtastic Summer Stamp set to arrive. Here is my entry:
Sorry pictures are a little dark!!
Here is what I used:
Fabulous Finds Cartridge: Box 3.7" and welded 4 of them together
Create A Critter Cartridge: Jelly Fish 1"
Whale 1.6"
Octopus 1.5"
Fish 1"
Sea Weed 3"
Stretch Your Imagination Cartridge: Outside panels 3.5" frosted lace stickles on all of them
Turtle 1.7"
Shells 2"
Everyday Paper Dolls Cartridge: Girl 3"
Water(waves) 1" baby blue stickles
Doodle Charms Cartridge: Sea Horse 1.8"
I also used gems from the dollar store for all the animals eyes. The inside of the explosion box I cut
3 1/2" x10 1/2" piece of blue cardstock(Michaels) and scored it at 3 1/2 "and 7". I then used my ATG gun to glue the pieces on to the flaps of the inside of the box. This is where I will add the stamps and the pictures!! I used pop dots on the girl and the waves. For the outside of the box I used a plastic bag cut up to tape around each of the panels to look like the glass of a fish tank.
I will post pictures once the stamps and pictures are added. Thanks
P.S you still have few more hours to enter Kristals Challenge (ends at Midnight tonight)
Sorry pictures are a little dark!!
Here is what I used:
Fabulous Finds Cartridge: Box 3.7" and welded 4 of them together
Create A Critter Cartridge: Jelly Fish 1"
Whale 1.6"
Octopus 1.5"
Fish 1"
Sea Weed 3"
Stretch Your Imagination Cartridge: Outside panels 3.5" frosted lace stickles on all of them
Turtle 1.7"
Shells 2"
Everyday Paper Dolls Cartridge: Girl 3"
Water(waves) 1" baby blue stickles
Doodle Charms Cartridge: Sea Horse 1.8"
I also used gems from the dollar store for all the animals eyes. The inside of the explosion box I cut
3 1/2" x10 1/2" piece of blue cardstock(Michaels) and scored it at 3 1/2 "and 7". I then used my ATG gun to glue the pieces on to the flaps of the inside of the box. This is where I will add the stamps and the pictures!! I used pop dots on the girl and the waves. For the outside of the box I used a plastic bag cut up to tape around each of the panels to look like the glass of a fish tank.
I will post pictures once the stamps and pictures are added. Thanks
P.S you still have few more hours to enter Kristals Challenge (ends at Midnight tonight)
Friday, July 8, 2011
Whimsical Wednesday Blog
Stephanie over at Whimsical Wednesday is having a blog hop that starts at 7p.m EST today (July 8th). There will be lots of prizes and you get to meet the new design team. The grand prize is a Gypsy!! There are extra chances of winning it if you head over to her blog and follower her instructions!! She has a great blog with lots of challenges. You can follow the link above or on my side bar I have the badge for the hop.
Have a Great Day!!
Have a Great Day!!
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Train Layout
I am really trying to catch up on posting all the layouts I have made for my daughters scrapbook This layout picture was taken with my old camera so the pictures are not the greatest.
Here is what i used:
New Arrivals Cartridge: train 5" cuttled bugged each train different
Everyday Paper Dolls Cartridge:person in green cut at 2.5, person in pink cut at 2", train tracks 1.6" (3 of them welded together), crossing sign 6.5", camera cut at 2.5"
Plantin Schoolbook Cartridge: Choo Choo 1" white gel pen to add stitching
Peachy Keen Stamp set: Everyday Character Face Assortment
I also added the train ticket that we got for the ride. This was at out local zoo and my daughters first time on the train. Over 2 years ago, it's me and my brother in the picture with her.
Fall Layout
I made this layout months ago and am just know posting it, I am really behind on posting my layouts.
Here is what I used:
Doodle Charms Cartridge: Barrel.5"
Just Because Cards Cartridge: apples 2.5"
Accent Essentials Cartridge: leaves 1" I inked the edges of all them, all 50 of them!!
Stretch Your Imagination Cartridge: Tree 6.5"
Plantin SchoolBook Cartridge: "Fall" 1"
I matted the pictures of my daughter with orange and yellow card stock from Michaels (sry for the glare on the pictures)
The pictures I took myself in my front yard. We had a mini photo shoot, my daughter loves the camera.
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Giveaway Alert
Melanie over at In Love With A Bug is having a huge giveaway in honour of almost reaching 200 followers, below is a picture of what she is giving away, she is leaving it opened til July 31 2011 at midnight CST. So go check her blog out, she has done some really great projects!!
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Canada Day Layout
I hope everyone is having a good long weekend and a safe one!! Where I live we celebrate Canada Day (July 1). Tara over at Homemade Happiness hosted a Canada Day Blog Hop and asked that we make something and link it back to her blog. I wanted to do a layout but I wanted to do something different on it. I look up on the computer different inventions that originated in Canada and decided to cut them out using my cricut and have them on my layout.
What I Used:
Everyday Paper Dolls: Girl 5", hockey net 2.5",hockey stick 3.5",basketball 3.5",football post 2"
Create A Critter: beaver 1.3",wagon 1.7"
Niftey Fifties: telephine 2", t.v 2", bowling pin and ball 2"
background paper is from Michaels, canada on the wagon is cut from a braclet from the dollar store came with the flag the girl is holding. I used a white gel pen to write EH? on her dress and add some detail to the dress. I used Peachykeen stamp set Happy Lashes with black in ink from the dollar store.
I cut out two pieces of white card stock and 4 pieces of red card stock to make the side-ways Canada flags that my daughters pictures will go in.
Television-Reginald A Fessenden 1927
Telephone-Alexander Graham Bell 1876
Basketball-James Naismith 1892
5 Pin Bowling-Thomas E Ryan 1909
Football Goal Post- Jim Trimble 1965
Ice Hockey -1850's by British Soldiers in Nova Scotia than in 1879 McGill university in Montreal framed formal rules
These are just some of the things I found that were invented in Canada that I was able to cut out. I am proud to be a Canadian!!!! You have until July 7th to link your Canada Day themed projects to Tara's blog, just follow the link above. Have a great rest of the weekend and Happy Early 4th of July to my American Followers!!
What I Used:
Everyday Paper Dolls: Girl 5", hockey net 2.5",hockey stick 3.5",basketball 3.5",football post 2"
Create A Critter: beaver 1.3",wagon 1.7"
Niftey Fifties: telephine 2", t.v 2", bowling pin and ball 2"
background paper is from Michaels, canada on the wagon is cut from a braclet from the dollar store came with the flag the girl is holding. I used a white gel pen to write EH? on her dress and add some detail to the dress. I used Peachykeen stamp set Happy Lashes with black in ink from the dollar store.
I cut out two pieces of white card stock and 4 pieces of red card stock to make the side-ways Canada flags that my daughters pictures will go in.
Television-Reginald A Fessenden 1927
Telephone-Alexander Graham Bell 1876
Basketball-James Naismith 1892
5 Pin Bowling-Thomas E Ryan 1909
Football Goal Post- Jim Trimble 1965
Ice Hockey -1850's by British Soldiers in Nova Scotia than in 1879 McGill university in Montreal framed formal rules
These are just some of the things I found that were invented in Canada that I was able to cut out. I am proud to be a Canadian!!!! You have until July 7th to link your Canada Day themed projects to Tara's blog, just follow the link above. Have a great rest of the weekend and Happy Early 4th of July to my American Followers!!
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