Hello Sweetie

 I decided to work with the leftover pieces from Mondays project to create another card. I used my Imagine to create my background paper as well  as the chicken. I love being able to drop patterned papers into my images, printing, and then cutting them. It doesn't get any easier for matching up patterned papers than that.

I stamped the oval with the crosshatch stamp from CTMH April Stamp of the Month You Are. I thought it was perfect for this card. I then mounted it on an oval corrugated milepost shape from CTMH. The flowers are CTMH Just Blooms Paper Shapes. I put a couple of brads in the centers and called it done. Isn't she a sweetie?! LOL

I hope you enjoy her and here are all the Details:
Cricut Expression
Cricut Animal Kingdom cart
Cricut Imagine Kate's Kitchen cart
CTMH Art Philosophy cart
CTMH Milepost Shapes
CTMH Just Blooms Paper Shapes
CTMH brads
CTMH April Stamp of the Month You Are
CTMH Grey Wool Ink Pad
CTMH Cocoa Ink Pad

Click on the links above to order any of the supplies you need or if you want to shop more great CTMH products just click the shopping cart below. Don't forget you can order the Stamp of the Month for only $5! Don't miss out it's only available THIS MONTH.

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Tina Gale

You're Truly Original

Hello peeps! I hope you're having a fabulous Easter week. I'm here today with another hen and chick project from the sweetsassydiva Design team. If you came looking for the Magical Monday post where I feature a Disney project it will be up tomorrow. ;o)

I decided I wanted to play a little with my Imagine and my new Stamp of the Month from CTMH. I think they were a perfect match.

I started by filling my images with patterns from the Kate's Kitchen cart. This is my favorite way to use my Imagine. I mean how easy is it to create matching pattern papers without going through my whole stash. I put in all the layers I needed to create my chicken and then filled them with the colors I wanted. I did a couple of extra so I could use my leftovers for another card. Hop on over to my blog Wednesday to see it. Then I chose the layers I wanted and put her together. I inked the edges, added a little pen work and some chalk for her cheeks and she really came to life.

I stamped the crosshatch background with grey wool. The words were stamped with barn red and then cut out. I adhered then onto an oval milepost shape. I love these little corrugated cardboard shapes to create with. The green base was printed with the Imagine as well.

I hope you enjoyed my card today. It totally makes me laugh because I can't keep from thinking KFC Original or Extra Crispy. LOL Of course my daughter looks at me like I've lost my mind. haha

Here are all the Details:
Cricut Imagine
Imagine Kate's Kitchen
Cricut Animal Kingdom
CTMH Milepost Shapes
CTMH April Stamp of the Month You Are
CTMH Cocoa Ink Pad
CTMH Barn Red Ink Pad
CTMH Grey Wool Ink Pad

You can click on the links above to order any of the supplies I used or click the shopping cart below to shop for any of the great CTMH products.

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What's Shakin?!

Last weekend when I was scrapping with my friends one of them had a card she'd made that I just loved so I had to totally scraplift it!! I hope you like it too.

She used the cart From My Kitchen and while I have that cart I decided to play with my Imagine and use Kate's Kitchen. I printed and cut the background papers as well as the salt and pepper shaker. I pop dotted the layers and used an old alphabet stamp to create the sentiment. I don't use my Imagine often enough but everytime I do I wonder why I don't use it more. It's so much fun!! Stay tuned for more cards made with it.

I found a great blog, Exploring Cricut, last week and decided to play along with their challenge, Food Frenzy this week. Be sure to check this blog out and play along too.

Details:
Cricut Imagine
Imagine Kate's Kitchen
Alphabet stamp

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