More Water Bottle Bunnies

Had to make a few more with pretty Easter bonnets!

Bunny from Recycled Water Bottle

The challenge on the Cricut Circle Blog was to reuse, recycle or repurpose 3 items in your project along with 2 Cricut image cuts. This little bunny was created using an empty 8 oz water bottle, ribbon and flower from a tag on a gift basket, the button for the flower center was from an old shirt and the pompom tail was from some old trim from cafe curtains. The hat was made from 3 circles and a rectangle from George and Basic Shapes, the nose is a heart from Sweethearts and the bunny ears are from Paper Doll Dress Up.

My Bunny Kids

Fun paper dolls made using Design Studio and Paper Doll Dress Up cartridge.

Some older projects added to my Project Gallery

I found some photos from last year and have added them to the Project Gallery.

Paper Cone Carrots

Halloween Treat Box with Slider Handle

Christmas Paper Shoe

Cute Little Easter Baskets

This type of basket has been around for a while (you take a square of paper and score it in thirds on each side). I designed this one in Cricut Design Studio using George and Basic Shapes and Martha Stewart Elegant Cake Art cartridges. The scallop circle is from Mini Monograms cart and the bunny is from the Easter 2010 cart.

The front

The back

Bunny Treat Bags

Made this with a scallop circle folded over the top of the bag and bunny ears from the Paper Doll Dress Up cart.

Rubik's Cube

My younger son loves Rubik's cubes, so this is the treat box I made for him for Valentine's Day! It's a modified version of the cube treat box. The band slides off and the cube opens.

Wedding Project Gallery Added

My niece was married last November. What a work out my Cricut got! I've added photos of the wedding projects (both Cricut and non-Cricut) to their own gallery.

Thanks for looking!

Project Gallery Started

Finally got my project gallery page up and have added some past projects to it. Most of them have clickable links as the title of the photo that will take you to the original post on the Cricut message boards. Check it out!