Simple Anniversary Card

I just wanted to share a simple anniversary card that I had made last month and forgotten all about...

The cut is from Lyrical Letters. If you are ever in a pinch for a cute and simple card this cartridge has some great little treasures on it. All I did was add some stitching and a sentiment and it was done. The beautiful sentiment is from Emma's 'Many Greetings' stamp set. This set has terrific sentiments for all sorts of occasions. I LOVE it!

That's it for me today, I posted a football birthday card earlier, so go ahead and take a peek if you would like! I hope you are having a wonderful day! Hugs- Glora

Items Used:

Lyrical Letters Cricut cartridge
My Creative Time - Many Greetings
Sakura White Gellyroll Pen

Mother's Day Card

I was trying to post this card the other day when Blogger froze up. So here, at last, is the simple Mothers Day Card that I made for my awesome Mother-in-law. The sentiment is of course a beautiful sentiment stamp from My Creative Time's Mom You Rock stamp set.

Items Used:

Lyrical Letters Cricut cartridge
My Creative Time stamps- Mom You Rock!
Core'dinations gemstone cardstock
Adhesive pearls

Feel Better Soon - Masculine Card

Have I mentioned that I struggle with masculine cards? Well I do. Anyway, here was my attempt at a masculine get well card.

I made my first Papertrey Ink order a few weeks ago and this is my first project using some of their card stock. I used Ripe Avocado and Summer Sunrise. I also used the cute little diamond stamp from Emma's (My Creative Time's) My Journaling stamp set. I just used my versamark watermark ink pad and repeated the pattern for the size of the card. Here is a picture of this stamp set.

I hope you are all having a wonderful day. Thanks for visiting.

Items Used:

*Lyrical Letters Cricut cartridge
*My Creative Time stamps - My Journaling
*Papertrey Ink card stock
*Black Zig Marker
*Versamark watermark ink pad
*Ribbon

Just a Note

I finally got my Peachy Keen LFIF Challenge completed. I wanted to use one of the little mail boxes like the design team had used, but I wanted to make it a year round mail box. We already have Valentine's Day ones that we decorated last year. I think we will have fun leaving each other little 'love' notes in the mail box all year. It is very simple but I like it.

 So that is a side view and here is a front view:

Items Used:

*Mailbox from Target's Dollar Spot
*Lyrical Letters Cricut cartridge for the sentiment

*Hannah Montana Cricut cartridge for the music notes and for the hearts. I welded the hearts to the music notes in my Gypsy to make them 'love' notes.

*Peachy Keen Stamps - Simple Sallies & Simple Simons

*Ribbon from Pebbles Inc.

*Sakura White Gellyroll pen

*Black Bic Ultrathin Marker

Happy New Year!

I know that I'm a little late, but it is only the 3rd, so Happy New Year. I saw a lot of New Year cards on everyone's blog and I asked my husband what he thought the main theme was. He said, "The Baby New Year." I replied, "No, I didn't see any of those at all." So he suggested that I should make one. Here it is and happy 2011 to all of you.

I attached my Baby New Year to an Action Wobble so he could be partying. Here is a really short video of him dancing, sorry that the card is a little slanted in the video, it was late.



I wanted to submit this project for the Paper Playtime face challenge. It is sponsored by Peachy Keen Stamps. You should definitely join in this super fun challenge for a chance at some amazing Peachy Keen Stamps.

Items Used:

New Arrival Cricut cartridge - card base & baby

Paperdoll Dress Up - hat
Stand and Salute - sash and firework
Lyrical Letters - Happy New Year
Gypsy to weld firework/phrase
Peachy Keen Stamps - Critter Faces
Pink By Design stamps for the 2011
Ribbon
Bling
Sakura White Gellyroll pen
Chalk

Disney Birthday Wishes

This is a simple birthday card with a subtle Disney theme to it. My whole family loves Disney so I figure this card will work well for any upcoming birthday. I hope you like it too.

Happy Birthday is from Lyrical letters, the scallop is from Plantin Schoolbook, the Mickey icons are from Mickey Font. I added a little white dotting, some ribbon and a little bling. Did you notice the hidden Mickey I made from rhinestones? Have a supercalifragilisticexpialidocious day!