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Showing posts with label Skylark. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Skylark. Show all posts

Friday, April 11, 2014

Hopping By....

This sweet little guy is hopping by
to bring you some Easter cheer.

Spring is filled with fun and the Skylark Paper Packet
from Close To My Heart is no exception.


This flip side of one sheet of the Skylark design paper
created the precious window to house the cute bunny here.

The stamped image (from a retired 
Stamp of the Month Sensational Season)
was stamped in Timber Brown Staz-On
and then colored in using the Blender Pen
and CTMH Exclusive inks in 
the colors: Lagoon & Desert Sand.
A hint of Blush Ink was then added 
to the ears and nose, while the grass 
effect was created with Sweet Leaf and 
a sponge swept in an upward motion
to create the blades of grass look.
Happy Easter was stamped from a stamp 
I had laying around from last year
and Lagoon ink was used for the color 
of the stamped image and the distressed look
created on the edge of the image mat.
I'm in love with all the 
Cricut Artiste (#1790) cuts 
and this cute
foundation piece for the 
"Happy Easter"sentiment 
was cut from that cartridge.
The window layer was raised on adhesive dots
and a double bow of coordinating twine finished
this sweet card with just the 
added embellishment needed.

Enjoy your Friday - and take 15 minutes to 
create something special.


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Wednesday, April 9, 2014

Bunny Treats

Sweet Bunny Treats are always fun 
during Spring and Easter season and this year
is no different for our little ones.


This year, I created these sweet Bunny treats
with the Close To My Heart Artiste Cartridge (Z1790).



Using the Sky Cardstock (X4761), I set the Artiste to cut
the Bunny Box at 9" on my Cricut   - - - 


Then using the Artiste Cartridge (Z1790) 
and Sweet Leaf cardstock (X5639),
 set the grass on the Accent 3 button with Shift Key 
to cut at 1" - cutting two pieces for each box.

Once the Bunny Box is cut, and while flat, 
place a sticky note at the base of the bunny
(this will shield the box while allowing you to color bunny)
and use a sponge (Z697)  inked with Cocoa Ink (Z2114)
to color each bunny fully.
Create an eye and cottontail for your bunny
using a white gel pen.

Put the treat box together using 
the instructions on page 54 
of the assembly book.

Once together, cut grass to fit each
side of box and adhere using Liquid Glass (Z679). 

Create something special today ...