I love this challenge that we have for you over at Krafty Girls!
I always want to scraplift cards/scrapbook layouts and I feel guilty doing that for some reason! No more of that, this challenge is specifically for you to scraplift a paper project from someone that inspires you. It doesn't have to look exactly the same, but it's fun to see how close you can reproduce it.
My card came from the extremely talented Donna Mudinger from Popsicle Toes.
If you haven't seen her work, you must! She is a genius. She layers everything beautifully! I had a wedding coming up and remembered a wedding card that she had made that was so SWEET!
Here is my card:
The cutes are from Indie Art (Berries), Martha Stewart Birthday Cake Art (scallop border for the dress), Art Philosophy(Rose), Classic Cricut Font (Ovals to create the dress and the tuxedo) and Billionaire (Bow Tie).
After I cut the shapes I ran the leaves through my crimper, same as Donna, embossed the outfits, and added some pearl buttons. As a final touch I added a twine bow and rose to the "bride." I LOVED this card!
Here is my inspiration:
I tried to get every detail but I didn't have some of the materials available to me. I think Donna's card is so much more beautiful, but I gave it my best try and was happy with the results. By the way, I believe you can purchase this cut file. I would recommend this because the layers were a bit difficult to figure out. You can click HERE and see her post about this card.
I hope you have fun with this challenge! Try to challenge yourself by choosing something that looks complicated. It was kind of like trying to figure out a puzzle.
Thank you for stopping by!
Showing posts with label Martha Stewart Birthday Cake Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Martha Stewart Birthday Cake Art. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Friday, July 8, 2011
Thank Ewe
Hello! Today I made this card using Create a Critter and Wild Card. The font is from the Martha Stewart Birthday Cake Art cart. I LOVE this font! It cuts well at a pretty small size, this was at less than an inch, about .60, and I didn't have any problems with tearing.
The ribbon is from SU! clearance rack. It was around $7 originally and I think I got it for $2.99.
I also embossed the pink background with the Perfect Polka Dot folder.
I also embossed the pink background with the Perfect Polka Dot folder.
I am entering this card in the Cricut 360 Challenge #2- Thank you cards, morethanfavors challenge using Wildcard and diecuttindivas challenge-22 Head over to these sites, they have great work that will inspire you!
Can I just say that I am getting a little obsessed with challenges?! I love challenges because they get me to use more of my carts (which justifies me buying more..) and I have so much fun planning and making my cards! I hope you guys like it:)
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