Birthday Cards

Showing posts with label Locker Talk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Locker Talk. Show all posts

Friday, April 2, 2010

Lunch Box Card

This card was for my daughter who just moved to another city so we just used the theme. We bought her a lunch box for her new job and in the bag, we put all sorts of snacks that my husband usually packs for her.
On my Gypsy I chose the lunch box shape. I did weld together two shadow features with one reversed in the black card stock. Made the size to fit into a A 2 envelope. Saved the height size and then cut the black and white paper for the overlay.
Out of white card stock, I then cut out the layer feature and ran it through the Cuttlebug (Tiny Mosaic folder).
Next I cut the same layer feature out of red card stock and then trimmed as seen in the picture with scissors and added Stickles to the apple and a black pen to highlight the lettering.On the inside of the card, I just cut various words from different cartridges and also Stickled them. Because of the black card stock in order to sign the card we had to use a white pen.



Sunday, June 21, 2009

Graduation

I'm still on graduation projects, so this is a sign that was made to guide guests to the yard. Done in Plantin Schoolbook for the lettering with the end caps feature, and the hat was made from Locker Talk mounted on a thick sheet of 12 x 12" paper

Tuesday, May 12, 2009

Cardmaking

Using Design Studio, I created party invitations using Locker Talk and Plantin Schoolbook that welded Amy to the card feature. Added stickles to the tassel and a jewel to the top of the hat. Simple but when you cut out over 30 cards, it does take some time.
Inside of card.

Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Cricut Poster


Finally most of the snow is melted. Away from the computer yesterday. I was finishing a tablerunner for Valentines Day. The picture that I am posting today is a poster made for my daughters boyfriend B'day. I used Locker Talk for the camera, Ipod, Phone and Computer done with a shiny silver paper. The screen on the computer was cut out and replaced with a picture that was taken at a Nascar race they attended. The lettering was from Plantin Schoolbook in blue with the shadow feature cut out in silver paper also.