Nametag Goodness

Hi everyone! I made these cute critters for a waitress that is a favorite of my family. She goes out of her way to take care of our Great Aunt who lives 2 hours away from us. She also goes out of her way to embarrass my nephew as well. Gotta love that! I noticed that she decorates her name tag with stickers and such, so I decided to make her some name tag goodness. I used Create A Critter for all of the images.



She loved them and said she would wear them even if they covered up her whole name tag! She's so cute! Have a great day!

~A

Ain't no lion....

When I saw this cute animal themed paper at M's the other day, I just knew it would work great for Create a Critter. I whipped out this card fairly quickly and meant to enter it in My Pink Stampers color challenge but I procraistinated too long. Ah well, it's still a cute card. :)





A word of caution: If you cut this lion out (Create a Critter), I would suggest that you cut the shadow out also. The mane has nothing to hold on to on the whole top half of the lion. If you have DS or Gypsy you can size the shadow to work as a base if you want. Learn from my mistake! ;)

Have a great day!

~A

My Hero

I originally made this card for my boyfriend...now my ex boyfriend. So, I get to keep this card. Now to find someone else to send this cutie to. Maybe it will work for a Father's Day card?




I used Paper Doll Dress Up for the whole card. I actually just used one button and just about all of the features on that button. I think it came out pretty darn cute. Thanks for stopping by!

~A

Mother's Day Easel-The Bug Bytes DT first post!

Hi everyone! This is my first post for Pam aka The Bug Bytes as one of her designers.

I am in love with easel cards at the moment. You get such a WOW factor for so little effort. Plus it's nice for the recipient to be able to display their card easily. This is my Mother's Day card for my mother. She loves purple, bling and displaying my cards. So the easel card is a perfect fit. Without further ado, here's my card.





A few close ups as well, can you tell I love stickles? *wink*








So, what do you think? Will my Mom like it? I think she will. At least she better after I worked on it for so long! :)

Here are the details:

Cartridges used:

Walk In My Garden-Square @ 5.75, Circle @ 4, Flower Pot @ 4x5, Roses @ 2.5, Leaves @ 1.0
Mother's Day 2010-Happy Mother's Day @ 3
Home Accents-Flourish @ 2


Here is how I laid it out on my 12x24 mat.






A few notes on my project:

If you will notice, I flipped the pot on the card and welded the bottom of the pot to the top of the card. I did this so that when the card was being displayed that the front and the back will match up. I cut off the excess with my craft knife. I hung the circle off of the mat so I could place the flowers without the pot in my way.

Second, I welded the flourish to the flower pot and used the positive cut as accents to the Happy Mother's Day cut. I cut the flourish into three pieces.

Third, I cut the leaves in half and drew veins on them with my Versamark pen. Then after attaching them I gently curved the leaves out for dimension.


Supplies used:

Cardstock-SU! Elegant Eggplant, Pale Plum, Handsome Hunter
Ink: Milled Lavender Distress Ink
Misc: ATG gun, Scrappy glue, foam tape, lavender skittles, SU! Scallop Lace border punch, Lavender and Diamond Stickles
My E and G!


I hope you enjoyed my project today! I really enjoyed designing and making it. Thank you Pam for letting me play on your blog today!

Hugs,

~Angji