BearBunnies From A HorseBunny

I am in a Teddy Bear Parade swap on the Cricut Circle MB.  I had to make 25 of these....the yellow, pink, and purple ones are flocked (thank you, T., for sending me all the MS flocking powder you found at Marshalls!).  There is also a glittered cream colored bearbunny, and plain cream colored one and a blue boy bearbunny.   These are so cute in person.  Hope my swap mates enjoy them.

A Thankful Turkey Tin

A big thank you to my Cricut Circle friend SkrappyKats, Eva, for sending me a dozen of these fabulous  nugget tins.  And another big thank you to my friend T. for sending me the best Russian candies ever that I used to fill this tin.  These candies taste great and have this fun fizzy stuff inside them.  I like them as much as my kids do!  They are fun to eat!

The cute lil turkey is an SVG from Kadoodlebug Designs that I made with my cameo.  I made the pilgrim belt band using my cricut and an edge punch.  It's a multi-machine effort here.  I think he came out really cute, and hope to make a few more of these in the near future.  Thanks for peeking in.

Slushy Pink Punch

Good Morning!  I  have for you this morning the last page of a year-long recipe page swap.  It is for the "Miscellaneous" category of a cookbook that was created with 9 other cricut friends.  The cookbook has 60 pages, 6 in by 6 in in size.  We have an appetizer section, a soup/salad section, a breads section, a main dish/side dish section, a dessert section, and to finish it off, a miscellaneous section.  All pages were created using cricut cuts.

I have to say that I am so thrilled that this project came to life.  I am sad to see it come to an end, but I am hoping to organize another recipe page swap that will run through 2013.  I have a theme in mind, and am waiting to finalize some details before I head over the cricut MB and try to round up some dedicated "cricuteers" for another swap for next year.....after I check with my group to see who is brave enough (aka:  crazy enough) to sign up for this again next year.

This page is a complete indulgence of my love for pink and glitter.  I used Summer in Paris and Create a Critter...and tons of glitter paper and glimmer mist and inks.  You need sunglasses to look at in direct sunlight....lol.   The recipe is printed on a card that slides out of the pocket at the top.

I had lots of fun with this page, it was a complete girly girl effort....so not like who I am in real life.  Ladies of the Cookbook Circle, I know it's a bit much, but I hope you like it anyway.  Thanks for a great year!

A big THANK YOU to my friend, Sis, for editing my photo for me.  I need to learn how to do this.......

If you are looking for a seriously great crafter, please visit her blog at http://papercraftscissors.com/.

My Ghoulfriend and Potion No. 3

A couple more halloween cards to share today.  I love to make halloween cards.  These two cards use cut its from Lettering Delights.  Frankenstein, his ghoulfriend, and the cute little witch and her bottle of witch's brew are all from LD.

The Frankenstein card is for my son, Justin, who is 9 and loves corny jokes.  Frank is the outside of the card and the skeleton with the tulle skirt is the inside.  Right up his silly humor alley.

Potion No. 3 is is for my Maddie.  She's 13 and a bling queen.  She will love the glitter on this one.

Outside

Inside

Shaped Card for Maddie

Thanks for visiting.  Got a race today....10K (6.2 miles) in the woods.  Willl be running over RI's only covered bridge.  If you are curious, you can see it here:  http://www.fosterpd.com/patch.htm
Just scroll down to the bottom of the page.  Looks cool, huh?

Card making and running.  What more can a ghoul ask for?!

Sabrina the Teenage Witch

This cute little witch comes from SVG Cutting Files...yep, she started life as a "useless SVG" as my friend T. referred to her.  Used Make the Cut and my Cameo for this one...and some cute K & Company paper, a glittery spider, and fabulous purple twine from T. (the mean one).  

A Shameless Scraplift

and I love it.  Heather Hoffman from Houses Built of Cards made the most darling wall hanging for a niece she is expecting.  I loved it so much, I wanted to turn it into a card.  Her wall hanging is here.  This is my card version of her beautiful project.  I used the new Suburbia cart for the baby.....isn't he/she cute.  Yep, don't know if we will be adding a boy or a girl to the family, but we will find out next month.  This is for my nephew's (I wish I could type wife, but alas) girlfriend.  They have been together for over 10 years, but no ring yet.  Here's hoping he grows up soon.

Too Simple to Post

....but here it is anyway.  A quick project for my daughter's dorm room door.  When I moved her in this fall, I saw all these decorated doors, and knew the cricut mom had to take a stab at a project.  She is on the ambulance crew at RIT (the RIT Tigers and mascot Ritchey) and got certified as an EMT before school let out in May.  It was her freshman year, and can I brag a little?  She a 4.0 chip off the old block.  lol.  She plans to become a research doctor and wants to find a cure for cancer.  Couldn't be prouder of this kid...even if she changes her mind along the way.  Speaking of curing cancer and brilliant doctors - Hello T.!