Happy Birthday Cupcake Tilda

Hello everyone! I've been wanting to make a shaped easle card and finally got one done thanks to Magnolia Down Under's challenge. I designed it on my Gypsy and the Doodlecharm cart.

The icing is embossed with my cuttlebug and the Dvine Swirl folder. I wanted to recreate the pleated look of a cupcake bottom so I used the distressed stripe folder for it. I think it turned out fabulous. Of course you have to have some bling so I used stickles on all the swirls.

I colored Dinner Tilda with my copics and sat her on a piece of twill ribbon from Lil Davis Designs.

The Happy Birthday is a Studio G wood rubber stamp from the $1 Michaels bin. All the swirls were a perfect match for the swirls on the cupcake to tie it altogether.

I hope you enjoy my card and leave me a comment. I'm entering this in the Magnolia Down Under Challenge - make a shaped card. Sun May 30
Lil Red Wagon - birthday theme
Sew Many Challenges - Anything Goes by Thursday June 3
Hugz
Tina

Who Loves You Card

Just a simple card I made my hubby for Valentines day. I used my Gypsy to design and make all the cuts. The I do on the inside is from the Sweetheart cartridge. I love this cartridge. Stay tuned for the album I made him using almost entirely Sweethearts. This is a must have cart.

Frosty Kisses Treat Bags

My daughter and I put together some really quick and simple treat bags for her friends. The topper was a cut from Gypsy Wanderings that we folded over for our base. The Frosty Kisses title is from the Winter Woodland Cart and the penguin is from Joys of the Season. Instead of cutting the facial features out I drew the eyes, beak, and feet on and chalked the cheeks. I think they turned out adorable doing them this way. We added some snow glitter around his feet to give it that bling.

These turned out adorable and everyone loved them. They were super quick to put together! I hope you like them and leave me a comment to let me know what you think.

Happy Holidays

Tina

Disney Pinocchio Village Haus

What a fun layout this turned out to be. I am absolutely in love with my cricut! I just can't seen to scrap without it.

The circle was cut from george.

The scalloped edge was done with the DS and Plantin Schoolbook.

I cut the flower at the bottom from Accent Essentials and then added a brad through the middle. A little Diamond Stickles and it zinged.

I used the Autumn Leaves Flourish stamp behind a couple of the flowers for just a little more flow. I used Lime Green Stickles to go over some of the stems and swirls on the paper and added a few of my own. I really like the bling it added.

The food here at Pinocchio's is fabulous. I absolutely adore the panini. I hear it's gone now though. Boo Hoo. The pizza and salad were good too and a really good value at that. Of course we were on the free Dining so it didn't matter. LOL

I'd love for you to leave me a comment and tell me what you think or your favorite places to eat at Disney!

Have a blessed day

Altered Crown

I picked this wood cutout from Joann's and couldn't resist altering it up for my scraproom. I used ColorBox cat eye inks and simply rubbed it on the top of the cutout. The two little pink hearts on top and brads that I snipped the backs off of and glued on. Of course a crown wouldn't be complete without some bling so I stickled the hearts and put rhinestones along the bottom. Totally blinged out! I love it!

Disney Magical Layout

I have 2 Disney trips that need to be scrapped and I finally started working on them this weekend thanks to a couple of challenges on the Disney Scrap groups I belong to.
The first layout here is a page I did with pictures of my family in front of each park.

I cut the Magical title and stardust from the Tink cart and then used stickles on them. I think they turned out awesome. The pictures do not do them justice. The scalloped background is from Accent Essentials.

A close up of the first page. The heart is from Doodlecharms I believe. I've got to get me a reference book to keep next to the computer when I post so I can double check these things. The castle is an old die cut I had.





Tink is from the Tink cart and I cut the filigree base then stickled the wings.