Showing posts with label Cricut - Winter Lace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cricut - Winter Lace. Show all posts

Thursday, November 4, 2010

Snowflake Joy Card using Cricut Winter Lace Cartridge


I made this non-traditional looking Christmas card (5" x 7") using Core'dinations cardstock and Anna Griffin paper. The center snowflake is from the new Cricut Winter Lace cartridge - so many cute snowflakes on this cartridge!  I cut the snowflake at 2-3/4" (base and shadow) and then cut another shadow in white at 3" and layered them together using adhesive backed glitter paper.  That adhesive backed glitter paper was a dream to use (be sure and multi-cut).  I got the paper at Cricut Dan's booth this summer.


Above hopefully, you can see the sparkle of the inside paper.  It makes quite a statement.


Here's the inside of the card - the top medallion says "'tis the season" and is also from Anna Griffin.


I popdotted the square section and also the "joy" scalloped circle.  The "joy" stamp is from Papertrey Ink.

Here is a quick look at the Cricut Winter Lace Cartridge:


Have a great day!!  Be sure and check out my two cards from the Nursery Tails Imagine Cricut cartridge over on Everyday Cricut!

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Thursday, October 28, 2010

New Christmas Seasonal Minis - Trim the Tree, Gingerbread, Winter Lace

Another set of Christmas Cricut Seasonal Minis? WOW! It sure does feel like Christmas around here!  We're so lucky to get two different sets of Christmas seasonals this year!

Here's a look at the three Cricut Seasonal minis:

Cricut Trim the Tree Cartridge:


Cricut Gingerbread:



Cricut Winter Lace:




Which is your favorite? Mine is Trim the Tree!! Love all the swirls and curls!

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