Ive been working on some Valentines Day cards lately so I wanted so share one that I particularly liked a lot. I used My Pink Stamper More Punny-Licious stamp set along with the Cricut Create-A-Critter cartridge. Isn't the sheep adorable?
Showing posts with label cuttlebug. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cuttlebug. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Wool You Be Mine?
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Thursday, December 29, 2011
Happy Holidays!!!
I hope everyone has a wonderful holiday. I have been so busy with
everything that I really did not have much time to make cards in the
days leading up to Christmas. Now that things have slowed down a little
(And I don't go back to college until the 16 of January!) I have found
more time to make cards. Including my birthday, I have quite a few
friends who have birthdays right after Christmas so I have been making
cards for all of them! Here are a few:
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Early Christmas Cards
So I know its a little bit early to even think about Christmas since its not even Thanksgiving yet but I was really in the mood to make a Christmas card the other day! So here it is...its simple but has just the right amount of detail I was looking for. Keep checking back for more Christmas cards to come soon!
I made this card using ribbon and paper from Michaels, the stamp is from one of the Christmas stamp sets from My Pink Stamper, and I used a snowflake Cuttlebug folder to make the snowflakes.
I made this card using ribbon and paper from Michaels, the stamp is from one of the Christmas stamp sets from My Pink Stamper, and I used a snowflake Cuttlebug folder to make the snowflakes.
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Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Pumpkin Math
Hello!
Ive been pretty busy doing all sorts of different projects for my education classes lately. One project we have to do is called a cross curricular project involving all of our classes. The project had to include a math, social studies, and a literacy part. My theme that I chose was pumpkins for the first grade class I work with since it is fall time! I chose a book called The Legend of Spookly the Square Pumpkin by Joe Troiano. This book is adorable and talks about a square pumpkin who is different than all the other pumpkins and ends up saving all the other pumpkins during a bad storm. The farmer then realizes that being different is a good thing and plants all sorts of different pumpkins the next year including different shaped pumpkins and ones that are different colors.
Ive been pretty busy doing all sorts of different projects for my education classes lately. One project we have to do is called a cross curricular project involving all of our classes. The project had to include a math, social studies, and a literacy part. My theme that I chose was pumpkins for the first grade class I work with since it is fall time! I chose a book called The Legend of Spookly the Square Pumpkin by Joe Troiano. This book is adorable and talks about a square pumpkin who is different than all the other pumpkins and ends up saving all the other pumpkins during a bad storm. The farmer then realizes that being different is a good thing and plants all sorts of different pumpkins the next year including different shaped pumpkins and ones that are different colors.
For the math part of my projects I Decided to cut out different shapes, colors, and patterns of pumpkins using my Cricut. The children will have to sort them into different groups according to color, pattern, or shape. They will then count how many groups their are.
Up close at the Cuttlebug folder pattern I used to create the patterns on some of the pumpkins.
I'm not really sure what im going to do for the other 2 parts of this project yet but ill be sure to post them when I think of them!
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October 2011,
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Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Quick Halloween Cards
These are just some quick Halloween cards I made recently using some new tools I just got! I recently got a Cuttlebug and a Martha Stewart Drippy Goo punch so I had lots of fun using those for my cards. All 3 cards are 4x5 1/2 and I used the Mini Monsters Cricut cartridge. The stamps I used are from a My Pink Stamper stamp set called Spook-alicious!
This one is my favorite!!
How cute :)
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September 2011,
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