I thought it might be fun to make the exact same card with different papers, using the stamps that come in the CTMH Laughing Lola Card Workshop on the Go kit so you could see the versatility of the stamps.
The stamps that come in this kit coordinate with the Close to My Heart Artiste cartridge and the cut sizes are below:
Below are the two products I used:
Close to My Heart Artiste Cricut Cartridge Bundle:
Close to My Heart Laughing Lola Card Workshop:
The CTMH Laughing Lola Card Workshop on the Go kit contains that stamp set shown above, as well as materials to make 15 cards (5 cards of 3 different styles).
Check out the video below to see how to make this card (click HERE if you can't see the video):
January Special Close to My Heart's National Papercrafting Month Promo - the Cloud Nine Card Kit:
How can you get the Cloud 9 Card Kit?
-Spend $35 in retail product and for just an additional $15, the kit is yours! You will be prompted at checkout to add it and it is called National Papercrafting Month Promotion. And once you add it to your cart at checkout, you then qualify for the January stamp of the month for just $5 more.
-OR join Close to My Heart as a consultant and when you get your first $300 in sales by June 30, 2014, the kit is yours for free!
Kit is valued at $46 and is only available until January 31, 2014.
New January Stamp of the Month:
New Cricut Giveaway - the Holidays Through the Years Iron On Cartridge
1) Leave a comment below - Which did you like better -the purple or red version of the card above?
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I like the purple version
ReplyDeleteI like the Red and you make it look so easy to make. Thank you
ReplyDeleteI like the purple one. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteReally great cards. Love the paper and colors you used.
ReplyDeleteBoth are very pretty, Joy - but I am leaning toward the red one!
ReplyDeleteI prefer the red - I think maybe I"d like the purple one better if the green heart was a different color...but not sure what! Great job on both!
ReplyDeleteI like the purple one!
ReplyDeleteThe red is more Valentine like. I like the purple because it is more "anything" like & kinda of masculine too.
ReplyDeleteDonna K U
LOVE them both, but the red shouts Valentine's to me! :) I would have cut that heart too just to be able to 'pop it'...cute card TFS
ReplyDeletepurple. I don't know why. I think the other may be too monochromatic.
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I really like the red card but both are really cute and different! Love the name of the kit because Lola is my granddaughter's name.
ReplyDeleteI just love the purple, Joy. I think it's perfect! Have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteI love the red card more. Although, hats off to you for the other card. It is hard to make a purple card.
ReplyDeleteI love the red version! I have made the laughing Lola cards so maybe I'm just tired of the purple but the red really pops! Thanks for the ideas & the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the red version.
ReplyDeleteMy fav is the red version. Like the banner.
ReplyDeleteMelissa
"Sunshine HoneyBee"
Awesome cards:) I think my favorite is the red version! TFS!!!!
ReplyDeleteSherrie K
http://sherriescraps.blogspot.com
Both cards are cute, but my favorite is the red. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhile both cards are great, the red Valentine's Day one is definitely my fav!!! hugs~~Patty
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the red card :-) but I like the versatility of the sketch and stamps!
ReplyDeleteI like the Red card better, it looks more valentine, but they are both pretty. Thanks for the giveaway!!
ReplyDeleteI lprobably prefer the Red card as it looks more valentine, but they are both pretty. Thanks for the giveaway and for giving us ideas for our cricut.
ReplyDeleteFor a Valentine's card I prefer the red one. But as a "cheer me up" card the purple one would do nicely. Jill P., Manteca, CA
ReplyDeleteFor a Valentine's card I prefer the red one. But I;'d love to get any valentine! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI actually prefer the purple card, but the red card looks more like a Valentine. Beautiful cards, Joy!
ReplyDeleteI like the red version better! Just because I am not a huge fan of purple, and with valentines day coming red and pink I am attracted to!
ReplyDeleteI like the purple card the best. It gives it a new twist. Thanks for the chance to win!
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I'm more traditional and like the red card. I love the heart background paper. Thanks for the chance to win this awesome cartridge.
ReplyDeleteI like the purple/blue card the best, mainly because I like the added details of twine, enamel dots, and stitched lines.
ReplyDeleteI like the red card better. Maybe if the purple card had turquoise and/or yellow in it I would like it better. The dark colors are dreary to me...
ReplyDeleteI like the red card better. Maybe if the purple card had turquoise and/or yellow in it I would like it better. The dark colors are dreary to me...
ReplyDeleteBoth are unique, but I really liked the red better.
ReplyDeleteI like the red for Valentines because lets face it thats the color for the day, but the purple card really caught my eye. I like the contrast in the twine and the detail with the faux stitching around the edge. It really makes the purple backgroud pop, so I guess the purple would be my favorite.
ReplyDeleteI do like the red better. I do like how you used the twine on the other card.
ReplyDeleteThey are both really pretty but I prefer the red version. I loved this card!
ReplyDeleteLeslie
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I like both versions, but the red is probably my favorite. I think the red would work really well to send to a female and the purple version looks more masculine.
ReplyDeleteJoy I really like the Valentine's card you made with the set. You make cardmaking look so effortless. Thanks for sharing.!
ReplyDeleteHi Joy, I really don't make that size of card regurlarly, however, I have participated in a couple of swaps where that was the size.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to enter to win!
I like the red best. It is amazing how the different colors change them. Both are great!
ReplyDeleteRed. But that's b/c I'm traditional when it comes to V-Day cards.
ReplyDeleteBoth are great, I do like how you used two different color sets so that we can see the possiblilities.
ReplyDeleteBoth cards were very nice, but I like the red more.Thank you for showing us the different colors. Linda W.
ReplyDeleteI had not seen the retiring CTMH items. Thank you so much. I need to save some money.
ReplyDeleteI love getting your inspirational blogs! Thanks Joy! Grandchick77 from Missouri
ReplyDeleteI like both cards, but I do like the red one a little better.
ReplyDeletelinda
lmkindell1@verizon.net
I like the red card better. Just found your page and really like it. Thanks for doing this for us.
ReplyDeleteTracy from Coon Rapids, MN