Showing posts with label George and Basic Shapes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label George and Basic Shapes. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 12, 2011

...More Simple Cricut Gifts

Hello Everyone! I know many of us may vacation over the summer and have family trips, or trips to visit distant (in space, not relation) relatives. I know many of us crafters (including me) love to make small personalized items for family members. This post also has ideas for easy Cricut gifts.

These are door signs, great for bedrooms. I kept it easy on myself and used the same 2 designs. It is much easier to work this way, you can cut out 2 of each image). I used 4x8 pieces of chipboard for each sign. On the girls' I added cream 4x8 cardstock, red letters, and a princess hat. On the boys' I added 4x8 bright blue cardstock, navy blue letters, and a alligator. (all paper by recollections @ Michael's, except princess hat [making memories-cosmopolitan stack])

I cut all of the letters out from George & Basic Shapes, I used 'shadow' for the letters. I think that chunky letters are cute.
I cut the Alligator from Create A Critter. A little hint to same some paper- Instead of cutting the (base) gator image in black and then cutting layer one in navy,  I just cut the base in navy... not a huge deal to have navy eyes... that's all the black (base) is used for. This is the first time I have cut the Alligator; it is cute, but still boyish (sometimes I find Create A Critter can be a little cutesy for boy projects).

I LOVE this! I cut the princess hat out using the Sweet Treats cartridge. I used this same cut in this project. As you can see in the 2nd picture, I added cotton candy stickles to the heart on the princess hat, and xmas red stickles on the letters in small dots.



...GASP...that was a long post! Have a great day and stop back later for more crafty fun!

Monday, December 13, 2010

Christmas with the CraftyGalz Episode #6: Reindeer Card

Hey Everyone! Today I have a quick card that could be remade to send out as your yearly card or just a single card for a close friend or family member. Thanks for watching!



Recipe:
4x11 Green Cardstock
2 1/2 x 5 1/2 Red Cardstock
3 inch 'real dial size' oval (George&Basic Shapes)
Reindeer Stamp (Stampabilities)
'postmarked' stamp (Stampabilities)
Green&Black Ink.






Sunday, November 21, 2010

Simple Cricut Gifts

Hello Everyone! As we approach the holidays, you might want to make small gifts for friends and family. These are fast, simple, cute, & inexpensive. These are the kinds of projects that people can use and enjoy.


This is a container from a chow mein noodle container. I covered it with some pink heart paper I got for Christmas.
I used George & Basic Shapes for the Letters and flower. I simply tied a bow through the button, and adhered it with some dimensional photo mounting tape. The fibers around the top are wrapped and tied.
This is a simple grey spiral bound notebook. I was going to cover it, but I decided not to. I am glad I didn't(:

The pengiun is cut from Create at Critter at 4 1/2. This is honestly the biggest thing I have ever cut anything from this cartridge.

I embossed the scarf with the Cuttlebug, using their Swiss Dots Folder, and then added a tad on blue ink  to make the spots more obvious.

I used the penguin's body to cover up the "70 PAGES, SINGLE SUBJECT NOTEBOOK"





Sunday, October 31, 2010

Halloween Home Decor Project

As you probably know, today is Halloween(: Although I love Halloween, this day opens up the Holiday Season (Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years), which always seems to come and pass so fast...I'm already stocking up on Christmas paper and stamps, so those cards will come soon! So anyway, here is a last minute project that is easy, and fairly quick!






Recipe:
Cereal Box (You can also use chipboard)
Grocery Bag (you can use kraft paper)
Martha Stewart Metallics Ink Set
$1 Halloween Stamp from Michael's
George and Basic Shapes Cricut Cartridge
Create-a-Critter Cricut Cartridge
Cuttlebug Skull & Crossbones Duo
Purple, Orange, and Brown Cardstock




Thursday, July 22, 2010

Thanks Card

Hey! I feel like I haven't made a project video in forever so, today I made a super simple card using George and Basic Shapes.

Recipe:
Base Cardstock from Hobby Lobby
Pattern Paper from The Sweet Stack by DCWV
Speech Blurb Paper from K & Co Brights Mat Stack
Speech Blurb from George and Basic Shapes