Friday, June 10, 2011

Baby shower Favors

Happy Friday!! I am officially done making my friends baby shower favors, all 60 of them.

The cake pops are funfetti cake with vanilla icing dipped in pink candy melts and some have sugar pearls and some don't. The tag is 2" scalloped circle with a 1 1/4" circle stamped with a stork and colored with MS pens.




TFL

Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Altered cake platter

Hello,

I am busy making items for my friends baby shower on Sat. Tomorrow I will be busy making 50 cake pops, but today I finished up altering my boring glass 3 tier platter. I bought some really cute pink and brown paper to make it match the pink cake pops that are going on the platter's.

Info:

Imagine more cart for border cut at 11" L and 1.5 for H in brown paper
I cut the pink strips of paper out at 2" (bottom tier) 1.5" (middle tier) and 1" (top tier) and used the fiskar's Leave it to weaver border punch to make  the ribbon holes.
I used 3/8" pink ribbon to thread through the holes and glued the brown paper onto the pink.
I then used Recollections 1/8" adhesive tape to hold the border onto the glass tier's.

I hope you like it, I think it turned out pretty cute. I am off to make little tag's to put on the cake pop sticks..

:) Jenn

Sunday, June 5, 2011

Graduation Card Box

Hello on this gloomy California Sunday :( I am so tired of the rain, this is June right? lol

Anyway's, I altered a ziploc box into a Graduation Card Box for a friend of our's daughter who just graduated from high school.  Her color's are obviously yellow & green :) I used American Alphabet, Alphalicious,  Cuttin Up and Wild Card for the font's and quotes. I used yellow and green bazzil paper which I LOVE!!! It cut's so smoothly!!!

Info:

Her name is cut out with Alphalicious &  welded and shadowed cut at 2.25"
Grad hat I believe I cut out at 5" welded two together and put a skewer stick taped in the inside
"You Did It" was cut out at 5.5" and shadowed
The diploma was shadowed and cut out at 2.5" (I think)
Class of 2011 was welded and cut out at 2.25"

I have a really bad habit of not writing down the sizes and cart's I use for the cuts. I need to work on this lol
Thanks for stopping by!

Monday, May 30, 2011

Guest Designer




I was chosen to be a guest designer for The Paper Dolls!!! If you haven't checked out there site yet you need to RIGHT NOW!! http://paperdollsblog.typepad.com/main/2011/05/our-first-challenge-creating-with-paper-dolls.html
 There having a challenge using there free files!!! Anyway's onto my layout, I used there files for the layout and though it isn't my favorite work I've done I still think it's cute!! Here is how I made it:

I cut the dolls out at 4"
The house is from Cricut Cart Going Places cut out at 5 1/2 Shadowed in Black
I layered the photo frames out at 3 1/2 x 5
The " I <3 Paper Dolls is Shadowed and cut out at 5
The decorative paper is DCWV and solid color paper is Bazill 

Hope you like it and be sure to enter into there challenge!!!!!

Friday, May 6, 2011

Mother's Day Cards

Here are some Mother's Day cards I made from Wild Card. I cut the doily card out at 5.5", the emblems are from Forever Young cartridge cut out at 2.25 and 2". I stamped the sentiment from a stamp set I bought at M's.

TFL


Jenn

Thursday, May 5, 2011

Baby shower invitations ~ girl

I made 46 of these darling baby shower invitations for a good friend of mine who is having a girl in July. I used Bazzil paper, welded two onesie's together from the New Arrival cartridge sized at 5.5". The front of the card is the shadow layer onesie, cut in white and cuttlebugged. I printed the inside on my computer then cut it out in the onesie shape on my E2, and added a bow. I think they turned out pretty cute.


Jenn

Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Easter baskets

Today I made 4 of these cute little Easter basket's found on the Easter 2010 cartridge. I did "fit to page" and filled them with candy for my daughter's office staff at her school. I used DCWV paper and the punch is from SU and the stamp I found in the dollar bin at M's..

Thanks for looking,


Jenn