Why do I do this to myself?? I am always trying something that I saw somewhere (no matter how flipping technically difficult it is!!!). When am I going to learn that there are things that are above my skill level....
I decided to make a wedding gift for a dear friend who is getting married this Friday (She is on my FB but I KNOW she will be way too busy this week to check out my blog and see it prior to the wedding - and if she does see it at least she will know to make the appropriate "oh its beautEEful" face even if she doesn't like it). My son ~who is my biggest craft fan *maybe he isn't and just fakes it to make me feel better* really didn't like how it turned out, which I guess is why I am doubting myself...
I used my gypsy (hand held Cricut designer) to do the M and Morgan so it was spaced right and did another layer for the 1st names.
Vinyl is a pain in the bootie - hard to line up or get even on glass so the names are not as centered as I would like. Oh, and the red vinyl was the Silhouette adhesive vinyl which was about 50 times LESS sticky than the Cricut vinyl so I wasn't sure it was even going to stick!!! There are bubbles in the big M vinyl, which you can't see unless you look close. But its together and this is what Andrea is getting. Going to be a while before I try another vinyl project! LOL
*calling BS on myself because now I just want to prefect this vinyl crapola! Sorry about the quality of the pic, its hard to get a picture of see through glass but I tried.
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Friday, September 9, 2011
A big heart puzzle
You know how you see something in a magazine and think...I want to do that!!! Well I opened Scrapbooks Etc Sept edition and saw something I just wanted to try....so I started punching little bitty hearts.....hundreds of them.....and cut a big heart using the George cartridge on my cricut. Then I started to glue them....and glued them....and glued them....
about the time I got that far I was friggin TIRED of this stupid heart puzzle...but I had to finish....
I thought it came out soooooo cute!!!! I made it to fit in a 10 in by 10 in frame and was relieved to be done! but then my BFF Redda decided she absolutely needed one in pink and zebra to match her room.....and for some stupid reason I have a problem telling Redda "No"....so it was back to the stupid heart punches!!!!
Reddas final results are even CUTER!!!
Summer in Paris cartridge
I love this cartridge, such neat stuff on it. I made the 3-d Eiffle Tower for a good friend...
and my niece loved it so much she asked me to make one for her (she went to Paris in May/June this year) so hers is black and pink
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