The Creative Stamper Spot: Cricut Storybook

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CWC Taste of Summer Hop

Welcome to the CWC Taste of Summer Hop! If you have arrived here from Court at Courts Craft Corner then you are in the right place. If you'd like to hop all the way through and want to start at the beginning, you can go back to Melin at Cooking with Cricut.
For this hop we were challenged with creating a project using some sort of food or drink that is a favorite of ours during the summer. Well, when I think of this summer I think of all sorts of food but most of all I think of watermelon! My kids have been obsessed with it since the summer began and I thought I'd make a layout with water melon being the theme.
For the background yellow page and the page with the clouds, flowers, and frames I used the Imagine Enjoy the Seasons cartridge. I printed the blue part out twice so that I could pop up the flowers and the clouds. I love this layout included with the cartridge, It made it so easy for me! I then printed out the watermelon using the Cricut Designers Calendar cartridge and paper from Enjoy the Seasons. The tile was used using different fonts I have loaded on my gypsy from Printing Press, Storybook, Gypsy font, and Sweethearts.

Here's where I popped out the cloud

I also popped up the flowers

You're next stop is the lovely and talented Candace over at Stampin Pearls

Cooking with Cricut Challenge #77 St. Patty's Day or Rainbow Theme

Happy Spring everyone! Welcome to my first post with Cooking with Cricut! It's going to be almost 80 here in Chicagoland which is unheard of around here for March. We have signs of spring already everywhere. I'm planning to take the kids to do something fun today so we don't miss any of this beautiful day!
Anyway, onto my challenge post. The challenge this week is to do something St. Patrick's Day related or rainbow related. Here is my project:

I chose to do a layout that is centered on this rainbow from Create a Critter. I used a star embossing folder to get the stars on the heart.

My title was printed from Gypsy Font and Birthday Bash. The banner is from Birthday Bash as well with black twine from the Twinery.

Here is the first page. The shape to the right of the photo frame is from Storybook and the cloud paper is from the Imagine Hopscotch cartridge.

Here's the second page, the pot is from Paper Doll Dress Up.

Here is the layout together. I love the bright colors and the cloud background.

I created this layout based on the sketch from gotsketch that I found on Pinterest.
http://gotsketch.blogspot.com/2011/12/twelve-days-of-christmas-day-11_15.html

Want to take part in the challenge? Check out Cooking with Cricut and submit your entry!

Love Bugs Banners for Kids Blog Hop

Hi Everyone and Happy Saturday! It's an exciting day around my house as it's my daughter's 1/2 birthday! LOL, okay she is 5 1/2 and boy is she excited, you'd think it was her real birthday! Anyway, thank you so much for visiting my blog today, hopefully you have come here from Tammy at Tambo's Creations, if not and you want to start at the beginning of this awesome hop, please head on over to Ellen at The Cardmonkey's Paper Jungle.

I am so honored to once again be participating in this wonderful cause for the children at the Pediatric Specialty Care. This time we have almost forty very talented crafters who have come together for a two day hop to showcase handmade banners that will be donated. The banners bring smiles to the faces of all the children that are cared for at this facility and I am so happy that I could do that as well!

We have some awesome sponsors for the hop as well, you will be entered to win as long as you leave a comment, the more blogs you visit the more chances you have to win!

Jellypark Digital Stamps will award 2 free digi-images to one winner.

K Andrews Designs has donated a stamp set to one winner.

Robyn's Fetish will donate FIVE digital images of the winner's choice as a prize!

Okay, onto my banner. I used my new Cricut Imagine (love it) to create this banner. The cartridges I used were Yummy for the banner and patterns, Imagine More for the butterflies, and Storybook for the letters. I used a Tim Holtz die for the Rosettes with Stampin UP Chocolate Chip paper. I also used pink twine from the Twinery to tie it all together. The theme of this hop was "love bugs", I thought it would be fun to use butterflies as my "bugs" on the banner:-)

Thanks so much for stopping by today!!

Your next stop is Robin over at Scrap and Chat.

Here is a list of all the participants in case you get lost along the way:

Ellen ♥ CardMonkey – http://cardmonkey-business.blogspot.com
Tami - http://tamboscreations.blogspot.com/
Jessica- http://thecreativestamperspot.blogspot.com/
Robin – http://scrapandchat.blogspot.com/
Theresa Neubaum - http://scrappyartcrafters.blogspot.com/
Nicolette - http://beyondscrapin.blogspot.com/
Vicki - http://scrapbookingcreationsbyvicki.blogspot.com/
Lisa T.- http://bitbythecricutbug.blogspot.com/
Jessica ~ http://chick-n-scrap.blogspot.com/
Jessica ~ http://jessicascraftshaque.blogspot.com/
Jennifer ~ http://craftycardgallery.blogspot.com/
Nancie ~ http://alittlepieceofmebynancie.blogspot.com/
Tonya Wilson - http://creativeaddictiontopaper.blogspot.com/
Monica - http://scraps2treasure.blogspot.com/
Rachelle- http://creationsbyrachelle.blogspot.com
Beckie - http://justbecreativecrazy.blogspot.com
Alina - http://neverstopscrapping.blogspot.com

Monster Mash Blog Hop!

Hello everyone! I am soooo excited to be taking part in my first ever blog hop! If you have come to me from Janis' blog then you are in the right place! If not and you would like to start the blog from the beginning visit Jenny over Crazy about Cricut and she'll get you started. I have a special project I made just for the hop. I hope you all like it! It's a wall hanging, perfect for Halloween. I designed this all on my gypsy using Storybook for the scallop squares, Mini Monsters for the monsters and pumpkin and Plantin Schoolbook for the squares and letters, the ghost is from Everyday Paper Dolls. I also used my Big Shot to emboss a few of the squares and added some Stickles where I felt a little sparkle was needed, LOL!