Showing posts with label C-Paper Pups. Show all posts
Showing posts with label C-Paper Pups. Show all posts

Saturday, August 3, 2013

Angel Dog

Good Morning and welcome to my blog. I am the designer over at Card A Day Blog today.
Have you ever been in a position of needing a sympathy card for friend's pet? That was the theme for the month of July on the Cricut Card Exchange FB Group. I pondered for a while on this, also did a goggle search to see what others have done to get inspiration for this project. Then it hit me:
 This is the card I made. A sweet one for a friend that lost their family dog.


Paper Pups-Angel Dog @2” and tag @2.5”
Did both cuts in the Natural cardstock pack, inked edges with Momento Rich Cocoa.

Card base is Staples natural cardstock
Background layer is unknown maker blue sky paper
The pattern paper border is from Good Boy-Bad to the Bone-Reminisce and the ribbon border is from Michaels. 
 
Did the tag with the Natural cardstock pack, inked edges with Momento Rich Cocoa and did the sentiment in Tuxedo Black. The sentiment is from CTMH Word of Comfort-Occasions.
The ribbon on the tag is from some recycled ribbon I got off one of the dog’s Christmas gifts (a bow) and added a staple for texture as well as securing the ribbon.
  Added a mini metal tab-Dog-Making Memories to the tag at the completion of the card when I found it in a stash drawer and thought it was a good tie to use it.

Thanks for stopping by and seeing the view from my little corner of the world

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

A Spring Time Card

I finished up all my swaps for the month of March this past monday night. The last 2 cards I did was sympathy card and my choice just as long as a cricut was used in the process (6 of each). Since I've been waiting for spring to arrive in Pennsylvania I decided a spring card would encourage the mood a bit.

This card was alot of fun to do once I got it planned out. Recipe is: 4.25" X 5.5" (A2) size salmon color cardstock. The butterfly, pup and bone (under scallop oval sentiment) was cut from Paper Pups cart, the shovel and dirt pile were cut from Freshly Picked cart, and the banner spring letters and pendants were cut from Country Life cart. Can You Dig It was used from a computer font and cut with an oval punch from Stampin Up.
I will also be putting this card into my first challenge: Fantabulous Cricut Challenge for their "Looks Like Spring" challenge. Can't wait for what will be next.