This is a birthday card my 9 year old daughter and I made for my niece and her cousin. I used the Cricut Sleepover cartridge and my daughter loved putting glitter on the card.
Friday, May 4, 2012
Yesterday was my daughter's 8th birthday. Wow! I can't believe she is 8! This card is actually pink and purple. I used Car Decals and Kid Stamps from Pink By Design.
Today my husband and I went to my Uncle's 80th birthday party. It was a really nice affair and it was great seeing family I don't see that often. Here is a card I made for him. I used Sweet Treats cricut cartridge to cut out the 80. I used swiss dots embossing folder. I searched the net for interesting facts from the year 1932 and printed them and added it to the inside of the card.
I saw this free, cute digistamp and printed it and colored it with my new Spectrum Noir pens. I am new to this, but I think the cats turned out nice. When I went to take a picture of the card, both cats ran up and that is why the orange cat is in the background of my picture.
When I saw this on Disguised as a Grownup Blog, I thought of my brother who just turned 51. When he was in 8th grade he was suspended for "mooning" the class when the teacher walked out of the room. He got a kick out of receiving this card this year.
Tomorrow is the Science Fair at my daughter's school. This is the first year she is participating in the fair. Here are a few pictures of her project I helped her with.
I made this from a download file that was given as blog candy. I printed the Christmas to do list and the tag on cardstock, painted a dollar store frame red and added a dry erase pen. I gave this as a gift along with the candle I showed you on a previous post to my Brownie co-leader. This was really simple and cute and I think I'll have to make one for myself.
I found this great idea on Joy's Life Blog http://joyslife.com. I have several Merry Christmas and trees on the glass in gold, put a white candle that was in a glass in the vase, filled with sand (the most expensive item in this craft), added glass beads and a gold ribbon. I gave this to my Brownie co-leader.