Showing posts with label Cricut. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cricut. Show all posts

Thursday, July 15, 2010

Halloween In July and Gift Packaging

This month will feature tons of (well as much as I can finish) Halloween projects. Why should Christmas get all the attention?



I made a big batch of Monster Cookies tonight. My friend Jeff is a huge cookie monster so I decided to make a quick gift package for him.



 Frankie was cut at 3 inches from Paper Doll Dress Up.
The Glitter Ribbon is from Michaels Celebration Line.
The chain used around the ribbon is from October 31st. I believe it was cut at 3 inches.

Here is a link to the Monster Cookie Recipe I used. They were so delicious!

Thanks for stopping by.


Mike

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Frightfully Delightfull

Nothing reminds me more of Halloween than the smell of a burning candle in a pumpkin.



Really like how the flame looks after inking it.

Saturday, July 10, 2010

House Card

A friend of mine is moving soon and I had to think of a quick card to make her before her going away party last night. Luckily, my order from Custom Crops  came that day so I was able to make her this fun card.






Custom Crops had a great price for the cartridge during their sale two weeks ago and it was only $19.99. I have been wanting this cart for along time but have been putting it off so I am glad I held off for such a great price.

Friday, April 9, 2010

Buckets of fun! May not be safe for work?


The first project that I did was for a raffle game we are doing at my sister's baby shower next week. This was my first time making my own .SVG files and using Sure Cuts A Lot. It wasn't the easiest thing to do, but it wasn't the hardest. Had some help from the forums over at svgcuts.com. Great resources and very friendly people. I made the images of the rubber ducks in Adobe Illustrator.



The Second Project was for a co-worker. She just had to put down her dog and I wanted to do something nice for her. I never know what to say or do in these situations and I tend to use humor as a way to cope with a lot of stress in my own life so I thought I would make her a f-it bucket. The idea actually came from Amy Sedaris, in her book I like You: Hospitality Under the Influence. When I saw it, I loved it and sometimes you just need to say fuck it and what better way then with chocolate? I really liked how this turned out and can only improve them the next time around. I highly recommend using Sure Cuts A lot it opens up a lot of possibilities as you can see ;)

Look for better pictures in the future, these were just taken with my phone.




Supplies:
  • Card Stock: Reflections Cape Cod available at Michael's
  • Buckets: Target (bought them when they were half off at in the dollar spot) Cellophane Bags: Target Ribbon: Target-dollar spot Candy
  • Stapler
  • Sharpies
  • Therm O Web Die Cut Adhesive (first time using these, look for a full review in the future).