Monday, June 27, 2011

Reference Guide for Everyday Paper Dolls Cart





Back in 2009, I cut every image on the Everyday Paper Doll cart, sorted into similar groups and labeled them in grids on 8.5 x 11inch paper. The bodies/heads, hair, clothes, shoes and most of the items that go on the body were cut at 3 inches for size reference. Some of the other images were cut larger or smaller to fit into the grids. The PDF document is 36 pages long! Here is a sample of some pages to give you an idea of what it looks like:
 
 
 
I have uploaded the PDF to MediaFire as a password protected file. I will share the password with anyone who agrees to the terms of use 
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Terms Of Use: (1) Do not upload the files anywhere else on the internet such as blogs, other groups, websites, file sharing sites, etc. (2) Do not email the files to anyone else as they may then upload them somewhere on the internet. (3) You can reference the files and post the sample only on your blog but include the link back here for others to obtain the files. 


If you agree to the TOU and would like the password, become a follower of my blog and leave a comment on this post with an email for me to send the password and link to the file to you.

Enjoy!

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Help Me Win An Imagine!

I've entered a contest sponsored by CricutDirect and the prize is a Cricut Imagine! Wowzers! What a great prize. But, I need your help to win it! The contest is on the CricutDirect facebook page. You need to like their page and then like my project photo. The person with the most "likes", wins! Here's the link to the CricutDirect FB page:
http://www.facebook.com/CricutDirect?sk=photos#!/CricutDirect?sk=photos

And, my project is the little doggy matchbox giftcard holder:
Thanks so much for your help!

Monday, June 6, 2011

A Hat for the Louisville Kentucky Circle Meet Up


When I heard there was going to be a hat contest for the Kentucky Meet Up, I immediately thought "derby hat"! So I took a plain white hat (from Party City) and wrapped the band with pink netting, leaving enough for a big bow and tails. Added lots of pink flowers that I cut with my Cricut using a DS file created by Capadia Designs. Added some thin green ribbons and more pink netting. A few Circle logos cut from glitter paper and viola!

Sunday, June 5, 2011

Sympathy Card for a friend


I used the scallop card from Wild Card for the base of this easel card. In Design Studio, I created the matching scallop layer in two sizes. I used George for the circles and several Cuttlebug embossing folders. The inside sentiment is printed and then cut using Lacy Labels. Add a bow and a little bling and viola!

Tuesday, May 24, 2011

Grandmother's Garden

Here is the gift I made for my MIL for Mother's Day using the paper rosettes. The three children shown are mine and the blank ones are for her other grandchildren. I let their mothers pick out the photos and didn't take a picture of the totally finished project. The fence box was created in Design Studio using the Wrap It Up cart. The Grandmother's Garden sign is from Pooh and Friends.

Sunday, May 22, 2011

Woo Hoo! Featured on the Cricut Corner video!

A friend sent me this link to this video on You Tube where Shannon showed a couple of the projects I had made for the Atlanta Circle Meet Up! I had seen the video on the Circle blog but didn't know it was out in cyberspace.
I made the Telephone Box to hold the calling cards that Circle members would create to swap with other Circle members and to use as their entry for the door prizes. The telephone parts were cut from the From My Kitchen cart.
The paper shoe(s) I made as a thank you gift for Shannon, Cindy (Circle DT), Deanna (Circle DT) and Teresa Collins (who was our special guest). They were filled with crafty items. They were cut from a file I created in Design Studio.

Friday, May 6, 2011

Paper Shoes for Graduation



I used my paper shoe Design Studio file to make these paper shoes to hold giftcards and other goodies for some new Georgia Tech graduates. The school colors are white and gold and the mascot is the yellow jacket. The tag (which I didn't photograph) says Good Luck As You Step Out Into The World!

There are some other examples of paper shoes in my Project Gallery.