I thought I would squeeze in another quick episode of "Mermaid Monday" before the day gets away from me. Between home inspections and negotiations, my head is spinning and I need a craft break today even if it is just to share a past creation. :)
Last month I made a great little card from THIS beautiful artwork I found on Pinterest.
It was not too difficult to use the PIN to create the Little Mermaid using a combination of buttons, sparkles, and sequins from my stash, and I absolutely loved the final result!
The custom sentiment was written by my trusty Cricut Explore...
I wish I could take credit for any of this beautiful card, but the sentiment idea came directly from the awesome mother of the recipient! Isn't it perfect!!! :)
Have you guys had any Pinterest wins lately?
Never let ANYONE dull your sparkle! Self admitted Cricut fanatic and Shimmer Trim addict. ;)
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Monday, June 20, 2016
Wednesday, May 6, 2015
A Little Mermaid Birthday Card
Yesterday was my friend, Beth's birthday, and I am finally able to share the special shaker card I was able to create. :)
There just isn't an easy way to capture a card with so much bling going on, lol. The light bounces every which way. I used my Close to My Heart Teal Glitter Paper, Lagoon, Glacier, Sweet Leaf, and Champagne CS, and Kraft paper for this one, as well as some clear acetate packaging and misc. loose sequins.
The little mermaid is found on the Cricut Life's a Beach Cartridge. Let me tell you I haven't touched a cartridge other than my CTMH carts in FOREVER! I used the coordinating card cut feature as well (seriously, who knew THAT was on there?) to create an adorable shaker feature.
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| The happy birthday sentiment is found on the Joyful Birthday My Acrylix. |
Here is a peek at some of the details of the cut...
It was relatively easy to line everything up size-wise on the free Cricut Explore Design Space software, but I was reeeeeeeally missing my Relative Size button. I still have a lot of learning to do on my machine! :)
I hope this card inspires you to try out some of YOUR Cricut cartridges collecting dust!
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