Showing posts with label Cricut-Everyday Paper Dolls. Show all posts
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Friday, May 14, 2010

Birthday Cards

Here are a few birthday cards I made recently!! 














This cute motorcycle card was for my Mom. I cut the motorcycle at 2"from Going Places and the Biker chick is cut at 3" from Paper Doll Dress Up and Everyday paper dolls. The "chaps", jeans, and boots are the cowboys from paperdoll dressup; hair, shirt, and helmet are from Everyday paper dolls. I ran the card layer through the Diamond Plate Cuttlebug embossing folder.   I love this card, and most importantly, my mom loved it too!!

The card below was a birthday card for one of my Nursing school friends. We also happen to share the same birthday!!  She is going on a Study Abroad type trip to Mexico and had been super excited, so I decided to make her card a little like Mexico!  The sombraro is cut at 3" from Designer's Calendar. Again, I love how it turned out, but she loved it even more!

Hope you like them!

Monday, May 3, 2010

MPS NSD Challenge #7

My Pink Stampers NSD Challenge #7 was to make a project for your father or a guy in your life, something masculine. I just realized that my Uncle's Birthday is today, so I decided I would do one more challenge! This card was so fast, I was impressed!



















What do you think?!?!  Hope he likes it, even if it will be late!

~ Sara Kate ~

MPS NSD Challenge #6

Challenge #6 on My Pink Stampers NSD event was to make something with a kid or for a kid or using one of the paper doll cartridges. So, I made this graduation card, we have several coming up so I wanted to be ready!!

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Thank You Card using Everyday Paper Dolls

I made this Thank You card for one of my clinical preceptors. I LOVE the nurse (and just about everything else) on the Everyday Paper Dolls cartridge.
The Thank You is from Sweethears Cricut Cartridge. I used Peachy Keen Stamps Simple Simons face assortment for her face. For the background I ran my yellow cardstock through the Cuttlebug using the Swiss Dots embossing folder.


I hope you like it! Feel free to leave comments and suggestions. Have a great day!