Monday, August 13, 2012

Exploring Cricut Challenge

Happy Monday everyone!  It is challenge day over at Exploring Cricut.  Today Diane challenged us to make a project using 2 cricut cuts and a Monogram.  This was a tricky one for me to be honest.  I thought long and hard before I came up with something I liked.  Here is the project I made:


At first glance, this may seem like I cheated, but I didn't :)  I used my Gypsy girl to magically weld 2 cuts into one.  The flower is from A Child's Year and the frame it is welded to, is from Lyrical Letters.  The monogram "T" is from Quarter Note.  You can't really tell in the pictures, but I inked around the edges with some color.  The flower is inked with pink and the stem and leaves are inked with green.  These are 4x4 cards.  I am loving that size, they a perfect for note cards.


Here is the set I made - they are going to be a simple back to school gift for my daughter's teacher.  I hope she likes them!

Hop on over to Exploring Cricut, see what the amazing DT came up with to inspire you, and be sure to play along with us.  There might even be a prize :)  Also, you should stop by Exploring Cricut every day, the DT members have daily inspiration for you!!

A challenge or two for my little cards:
CAS-ual Fridays - square cards
Crafty Catz - anything goes
Inspire me Fridays - anything goes
Simply Create Too - anything goes
Totally Paper Crafts - frame it
Divas by Design - for a female
Deep Ocean - anything goes

A la prochaine...

14 comments:

  1. This is very original Michelle!!! Sorry I haven't been around to comment. Hugs, Brigitte

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  2. This is such a pretty design. I love the suttle inking around the flower. :)

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  3. Love the beautiful soft colors and design!

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  4. These are lovely! The flower is wispy and delicate:)
    Annette
    My Mind's Dust Bunnies

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  5. What a nice gift for the teacher!! These are so pretty!!

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  6. Love your note cards and they will make a great gift!

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  7. These are wonderful Michelle!!! What a fantastic idea to weld the flower and frame together. I love them!!! I'm sure your daughter's teacher will, too!!! :)

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  8. Wonderful job, Michelle! These are just perfect for your daughters teacher. They will love them! :)

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  9. Wow. These cards are cool! Your daughter's teacher is going to love them!
    Hugs,
    Sheree
    bootsandblingtime.blogspot dot com

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  10. These are so awesome, Michelle!! I love how you welded the flower to the frame!! What a beautiful gift...your daughter's teacher will love them :)

    Lisa
    A Mermaid's Crafts

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  11. Michelle: So glad you joined us at Simply Create Too for Challenge #19 - "Anything Goes". Your cards are wonderful--love black-white combo! Our new challenge starts this coming Friday--hope to see your entries.

    Diane
    Simply Create Too Team Member
    http://DianesDigitalDesigns.blogspot.com

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  12. They make a great set of personalised notecards, love the subtle inking to give that hint of colour :0)
    Thanks for joining in the fun at CASual Fridays this week :0)
    Jenny x

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  13. Wonderful creation and thanks for joining CC this week hope to see you back again next week.

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  14. Anonymous17/8/12 01:02

    What a great idea! Love the tulip negative on the white and then slightly colored :) Thanks for playing this week at CAS-ual Fridays!

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