I carry my Cricut on my back!

So we all know that we can make awesome things with our Cricuts, but did you know that you can design stencils? Sure. You knew that. Did you know that you can use that stencil on any surface? Yep, even the human body.


I designed my tattoo using Design Studio and the Home Accent Cartridge. The tattoo artist did the lettering on her own. I love it may use Design Studio again to make another.

You are only limited to your imagination!!




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How about another one??

I am feeling generous today....

Isn't this guy just adorable?? The little googlie eyes just make this card fun!

Simple A2 card cut. Hello Owl: Cut from Stamping Solutions Cart, Storybook, and George. Any size mat will do.
I added a little detail with some ink and Bic Mark-its.

Enjoy! May still have more to come yet!!
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Design Studio Freebie

Ok, I haven't been on in awhile and I just want to post something, so how about a freebie? Does that work for you??

Here is Retro Lace: Made with Home Accents on 12x12 mat

Please note that this cut takes quite a bit of time to cut.....patience is needed!!!

Enjoy!!

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Easy Flower Tutorial

Ok I'm not so good at the video thing, so I have a picture tutorial for you. I hope you can follow along.This is the flower we will be making:
What you will need:
Scotch Tape
Adhesive Runner
Circle Punch (for this I used 1")
Double Sided card stock
Ink
Chipboard or Cardstock circle larger than your other circlesStart by punching 10 circles out of your double sided card stock.Then, you will want to choose which side you will want your petals to be. For my flower, I chose the green to be the petals. With your ink pad ink the edges of the petal side.Then start folding your circles. You will fold one side of the circle at about 1/4",and then repeat and fold the other side so that your petal now looks like a flat cone:
Make 10 of these, alternating which side you fold first, the left or the right.
Now assemble the petals in pairs by taping the backs of the opposite petals together as shown below:You will then have 5 pieces, continue by adhering these to each other, again using the scotch tape.As you tape these together you will notice that it will probably not lay flat, don't worry as this will be fine.Set your flower aside and grab your chipboard or larger card stock circle. Cover with the adhesive of your choice.Apply to the back of your petals:Turn over and this is what you should see:Add a center like a brad or button to complete the flower!And that's it! I hope you found this tutorial easy to follow!

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Busy Busy Busy

So I am sorry I have not posted in awhile, what else is new right? Anyway I am preparing on very short notice to attend a bazaar on Saturday and try to sell some of my creations. The bazaar is being held for the American Cancer Society: Relay for Life and I will be donating 25% of my sales to this wonderful charity. I have about 20 cards made, and about 50 or so glass magnets. I am planning to make more over the next few days. Wish me luck! Here are some samples of what I have done.

Some of the magnets:
And some cards:
Thanks for stopping by! I will be sure to let you know how it goes!
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