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Friday, November 9, 2012


Perfect way to store and take with you the Close To My Heart Cricut Cartridges.
Close To My Heart Cards made with the new recipe book.

Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Flower Shoppe

Made these for a young friend of mine. Humm should of put them someplace cleaner. You can't see it but they are spritzed with gold.

Sunday, August 28, 2011

Cricut card

Eren made the flowers and caterpillar

a few days ago it was so cute I made it into a card.

Thursday, August 11, 2011

Art Philosophy

My first project using the new CTMH Art Philosophy Cricut Cartridge.

Thursday, July 21, 2011

Plaques

I have been really into making name plaques. This one is for my daughter. I used mostly Close To My Heart supples. The base is a coaster. The base paper is made with shaving cream and re-inker.


This one was made from a practice class. I'm teaching it at a local gift shop on the 30th of July


This would be the first one I did.


These will go to some friends. Saving them as examplses for the class before sending them off.

This one is for daughter #2



                                                 My son's friend came over to make this one.

 The one above and the next few were either made at school during breaks or I made for people from school.


                                                   This one was made by an EA at the school.

                                                     Another EA made this one for her mom.

Playing with the Cricut

Everyday Pop Up cartridge from Cricut.

Made this for my son and his friend. So they can pull a real friend card.
My grandson likes to come in every morning and request a cut out to do on the cricut.

Saturday, July 9, 2011

Flower Shoppe Cricut





Eren my 2 year old grandson and I made these today. I love the Flower Shoppe from Cricut. These flowers are made from Close To My Heart papers and inked on the edges with Close To My Heart inks. We cut these out at 2".