Its time for a new challenge at Fantabulous Cricut Challenge Blog. This week our challenge is Don't Bug Me! Make a project using some sort of bug. When I think bug I immediately think 'butterfly' So you won't be surprised that there is a butterfly on my project.
I wanted to use my newly purchased carts Sophisticated and My Quiet Book for this challenge. The argle and circle are from Sophisticated and the butterfly is from My Quiet Book. The card base is from Elegant Edges.
When I make shape cards I usually weld my card base on my Gypsy, but this time I cut two of the same shapes, scored and glued them together at the top. So that my scallop is whole all the way around. You might remember that Holly posted a video on FCCB's Thursday Tutorial on how to make these shape cards using two die cut images. If you would like to see this tutorial again click HERE.
My card was heavily inspired by a demo card I made using Spellbinders at Michaels in May. I really liked how it turned out so I decided to do something similar with my Cricut.
What was used:
Cricut Elegant Edges Cart
Cricut My Quiet Book Cart
Cricut Sophisticated Cart
My Pink Stamper Itty Bitty-licious
Martha Stewart Vintage Girl Paper Pad
Celebrate It Ribbon
Queen and Co. Snowflake Pearls
Please visit us at FCCB and see what the fabulous DT have created and join in our challenge.
Bug hugs!
Happy Scrapping!
Judy
So pretty!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty shaped card an the butterfly is super pretty!! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSherrie K
http://sherriescraps.blogspot.com
What a lovely card. Love the dainty, scalloped circle and all the delicate accents. Just a beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteOh, so pretty---what a feminine card!! I love the card base and the argyle piece, the butterfly and bow look perfect on there!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteVery elegant!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty! Love the shape and the ribbon!
ReplyDeleteLoving these shaped cards. So pretty. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteWhat great cards! I've always wanted to try a Michaels demo but never have. I should if you end up making such wonderful creations! Your personally designed card is fabulous. The argyle cut is such a wonderful touch. How fun to use new cartridges, too!
ReplyDeleteWOW looks so stylish!!
ReplyDeleteCheers
Sonia
cardsandschoolprojects.blogspot.com
Such beautiful cards! Love the butterfly, so feminine!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty cards!
ReplyDeleteStunning! Your cards are gorgeous, Judy!
ReplyDeleteVery cute butterfly card! and what a great idea for the back ground!
ReplyDelete~Sarah