So today, the weather is pretty nice, with a lil' sprinkly of rain here n' there. But, I promised the kids that we'd go to the pool. So, here I am - sitting at the pool while the kids are bobbing up n' down (my girlfriend is holding the lil one). I totally wanted to post a photo of them, but mento me - forgot the camera battery at my sister's house (charging). So I worked on this tutorial instead.....
Do you love chipboard?! I love chipboard! I love working with it, and using it on my projects. It's sturdiness and thickness takes my projects to a different level of dimension. I also love my Cricut Machine. It does everything for me - except it doesn't cut through chipboard! But wait.... have you thought of using it to create a chipboard instead?! That's exactly what I did!! And look what it turned out like...
Holy cow! You are a genius! I love the way the flower looks - guess cuz I love chipboard. Hmm, I might still have time to order the machine...
ReplyDeleteI love this tutorial! Unfortunately, I don't have cricut but if I had one, I surely would do it!
ReplyDeleteLove it sister! So smart you buggah! I did something like this for making a magnet from a stamp image...I stamped the image and then layered it on card stock several times...But now you have taken it to a totally new level...'cause you can cut anything (or your machine can!) you want and do the same thing!!! Cool!!
ReplyDeleteAloha,
Jus' Mo
Hi Jen, this card is great, the flower looks fab - thanks for linking your card to the Daring Cardmakers "faking it" challenge this week
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Lovely! Flower, backgrounds, colors -- all beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love this tutorial and I so needed it I have the cricut but rarely use it lately ...Hubby refuses to buy me anything else until I actually use it ...LOL ILL show him ....LOVE This card its Great !!!!
ReplyDeletemerci pour ce tutoriel
ReplyDeleteje m'emploie assez souvent a cette technique je la trouve superbe et économique!
merci de la partager
anice
@ anice:
ReplyDeletemerci pour vos commentaires doux!
Je suis heureux d'apprendre que vous aimez le tutoriel
S’il vous plaît revenir bientôt!
Aloha,
Jen