Top Hat Card -- 30 Minute Card

The images are from Billionaire cartridge.  I added the circle onto the bow tie and used a fine marker for the cord on the monocle.

Mustache Card

Isn't this a cute idea?  Ruthie Nixon of SeptemberNinthDesigns.com made a tag similar to this and I took her idea and converted it into a card front.

The mustache is from Billionaire and cut at 1".
The sentiment was printed in Microsoft Word to fit onto an A2 sized card
Cut 1 1/8" x 4 1/4" of plaid paper
Cut 1 1/2 x 4 1.4" of dotted paper with sentiment printed on it
Ink edges of papers and mustache
Adhere plaid paper to the dotted paper
Adhere mustache onto plaid paper
Hand cut "V" in one end of the paper
Punch a hole in the other end with Crop-o-dile
Thread 2-3 pieces of baker's twine through punched hole
Add pen stitching to edges of paper and card front

 

Cinco De Mayo Card

Ruthie Nixon O'Neal posted this cute little guy on her blog and I saw it on Pinterest.

 I used a sombrero clip art image, a 2" circle punch, Peachy Keen face stamp, Billionaire cartridge for the mustache and Pooh Font for the lettering.

Moustache Card

Isn't this the cutest card ever?  It's totally cased from the June issue of Cards Magazine.   Ashley Harris is the original designer.

This would make a great father's day or birthday card for any guy.

The tie and the moustache were cut using the Billionaire cartridge.  I used the blackout feature on the tie and the hide contour feature to eliminate the suspender cuts and just cut the tie.

Zombie Bunny Card

My granddaughter likes zombies.  When I saw the card that Jacque Crow posted on the Old Cricut Community page on Facebook, I knew it was one that she'd like.

I used Doodlecharms for the bunny, Billionaire and Printing 101 for the words.  The bunny eyes are a punched out piece of mica paper and a purple skittle. 

True Blue Heart Card

This card was designed by Betsy Veldman.  I saw it posted on Pinterest and had to give it a try. 

Billionaire cartridge was used to cut the words and George for the hearts.  The sentiment was printed in Hallmark software.  The tiny heart below the cut out letters was done with a Martha Stewart punch.