Here's a card set I made using the tutorial by Aaron Booth. These are so fun to make:)
I used the Roxie Paper, Remarkable Wreath Stamp Set (love this stamp set) and cut the cards and mats with the Art Philosophy Cricut Cartridge. Have I said how much I love that cartridge!!! I even cut envelopes to match the cards (oops should of taken a picture of them).
Thanks for hopping by..now go do something CREATIVE;)
Showing posts with label Paper Bag Pocket. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paper Bag Pocket. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Monday, September 19, 2011
Playin Again
Here's is my latest creation:
I was doing the Sonoma Workshop On the Go and I just love the paisley stamps so I random stamped some papers and then made this card using one sheet. I also used the September Stamp of the Month and Art Philosophy Cricut Cartridge for the tag. Have I mentioned how much I love my Art Philosophy Cartridge and of course my Cricut!!!! I used a Martha Stewert border punch and then threaded the Olive ribbon through.
I also made some Paper Bag Pockets I cased from Aaron's Booth#32 Blog. She even has a wonderful video, and you know how I love videos;)
So here is my version of Aaron's creation:
I only had white bags but I think they give is a different look. Here's the 3x3 card I made for inside the pocket.
Thank Aaron for sharing your amazing talent;)
Thanks for hopping by!!
I was doing the Sonoma Workshop On the Go and I just love the paisley stamps so I random stamped some papers and then made this card using one sheet. I also used the September Stamp of the Month and Art Philosophy Cricut Cartridge for the tag. Have I mentioned how much I love my Art Philosophy Cartridge and of course my Cricut!!!! I used a Martha Stewert border punch and then threaded the Olive ribbon through.
I also made some Paper Bag Pockets I cased from Aaron's Booth#32 Blog. She even has a wonderful video, and you know how I love videos;)
So here is my version of Aaron's creation:
I only had white bags but I think they give is a different look. Here's the 3x3 card I made for inside the pocket.
Thank Aaron for sharing your amazing talent;)
Thanks for hopping by!!
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