Showing posts with label black and white card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label black and white card. Show all posts
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Friday, July 20, 2012
Super Simple Circle Card
Lori Teckler on her blog Inking Aloud inspired this card. As usual, I saw a photo of the card on Pinterest and had to track down the original poster to give her credit for the design.
You can use handheld punches or your Cricut and cut two different sized circles to layer. I printed the sentiment with my computer and punched the "V" using a square punch, then added some buttons and rounded the corners.
It's a good design to use up scraps. I was able to clear out most of the black and white patterned papers I had in my scraps folder.
You can use handheld punches or your Cricut and cut two different sized circles to layer. I printed the sentiment with my computer and punched the "V" using a square punch, then added some buttons and rounded the corners.
It's a good design to use up scraps. I was able to clear out most of the black and white patterned papers I had in my scraps folder.
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Thinking of You Card
Now that we've returned our 9 month old grandson to his mother, I can finally get this card posted. He's just learned to crawl and so you don't dare turn your back on him to do anything while he's on the loose! I enjoy keeping him but after three days I'm exhausted. Guess that's another reason why God doesn't give women in their 60's babies--we grandmas need our sleep!
This card was seen on Pinterest and I was unable to locate the original poster. I do know that it came from a Stampin' Up site for their demonstrators but I wasn't able to access the original photo to give credit.
Using my card making software, I printed the sentiment in an area that would fit inside the open portion of a Cuttlebug folder and embossed the card front. The stamps are some inchies that I've had for a while.
This card was seen on Pinterest and I was unable to locate the original poster. I do know that it came from a Stampin' Up site for their demonstrators but I wasn't able to access the original photo to give credit.
Using my card making software, I printed the sentiment in an area that would fit inside the open portion of a Cuttlebug folder and embossed the card front. The stamps are some inchies that I've had for a while.
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