Countdown to Christmas Cards #4

Here is another fabulous Christmas Card using the cute little girl elf from Jolly Holidays. This is my daughters 2nd favorite. Her first I will show you later this week, but it will be aparent why she likes it so much. But, for today this cute little elf will hopefully bring you some smiles and inspiration.

Recipe:

Elf - Jolly Holidays cut @ 4"

Tag - Winter Frolic cut @ 5.5"

Red and Green Patterned Paper - DCWV

Countdown to Christmas Cards #3

Good Morning! I did a lot of scrapping this weekend got a lot accomplised. I have so much to show you, but for now here is my 3rd Christmas Card...a CUTE little elf!

Recipe:

Elf - Jolly Holidays cut @ 4"

Tag - Winter Frolic cut @ 5.5"

Blue and Green Christmas Paper - DCWV

Warmest Winter Wishes Stamp - My Pink Stamper "Winter Punnies"

Hope everyone has a great week! I have a ton of cards and 3 layouts that I cranked out this weekend ready to post. So, make sure that you come back each morning this week for something new!

Glittermania with Cooking with Cricut

So, for this weeks Cooking with Cricut DT project we had to have Glitter on it. I love glitter and so I was very excited about this. Plus, I just got some awesome Martha Stewart Glitter Glue from Michaels (part of my giveaway from the Blog Hop, that you still have time to win).


Recipe:
DCWV Ultimate Premium Stack - the paper used has Glitter all over it :)
Jolly Holidays (Snowman)
B is for Boy (Tag)
Cricut Classic Font (Winter Fun)
Martha Stewart Glitter Glue in Silver (LOVE LOVE LOVE)

Bazzill Basics Cardstock (only for Snowman)
$1 Bin Ribbon from Michaels

Hope that you like it!! And please stop on by an join us for the challenge, HERE, I would love to see what you can do with a little glitter!

An Announcement

And now, I can finally announce...

Are

You

Ready??

Here

It

Is...

I have been chosen to be a part of the Cooking with Cricut Design Team!! I am so excited. This is such a group of talented ladies and Melinda is so, so, so talented! Her Digital Stamps are amazing and I can't wait to use them along with my Cricut.

For our first project we had to make something with a Snow theme. The first real snow that we had here in Michigan my kids, as you may assume, had to go outside and play. To my surprise they actually stayed out there quite a while and even made a snowman all by themselves. So, I made this layout for the pictures that I took of them and their snowman...

 

 Recipe:

Jolly Holidays Cricut Cartridge

Bazzill Basics Cardstock

DCWV Patterned Paper

Snowflake Jewels (from Joann's $1 bin, LOVE THIS!)

Glitter Glue (Also from Joann's $1 bin)

So, please on over to Cooking with Cricut and check out all the talented ladies and all of there projects as well as the GREAT cutting files.