This week I received a new cricut cartridge, It's called December 25 and obvioulsy it is a Christmas cartridge, I was so excited to get it that I've already made a few cards with it. This first card was made using the 10/14 sketch at Operation Write Home, I used authentique papers and the label is a cut from the cartridge. The sentiment is stamped with a Studio G one dollar stamps.
The second card was made with one of the few layer cuts on the cartridge, the nativity scene and the star. The sentiment is stamped with a SU stamp and the papers are from my scraps.
This last card using a couple different cuts, the Noel image and the holly and berries are both from the cartridge. The papers are from Stampin' Up
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Robin
Those are awesome Cricut cuts. I love the color combination you chose for the sketch card! Thanks for playing along this week. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat cards...the paper mix on the first has a nice balance! tfs!!!
ReplyDeleteI like the color combinations in your OWH card.
ReplyDeleteDollar stamps are amazing. :) I love them too! Your new cartridge looks like a lot of fun. You definitely made some cute cards with it! Way to go!
ReplyDeleteI especially love the Noel card. Great job.
ReplyDeleteI especially love the Noel card. Great job.
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ReplyDeleteRobin, it's always my pleasure to view your blog. Your cards are so nice. That looks like a very nice cartridge. Enjoy the week.
Oh, I really like those and that's great paper choice on the first one.
ReplyDelete! I looked all through my Cricut cartridges today and didn't find one that would be long enough for the stamps I wanted to use without also being too wide, so I ended up hand-drawing and cutting. I was thinking today that I should really use my Cricut more. Once I got into stamping, it spends too much time on its shelf. You've motivated me to get it out!
Very pretty cards. I really love the mix of papers in the first one. The designs are on the small side and they don't overpower each other.
ReplyDeleteGreat cards! I love the patterns you used on your sketch card!
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