Showing posts with label Old West. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Old West. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 8, 2012

New layout

As all good plans change, painting my bathroom did too! Instead, we helped our son tear down his deck and boy was that work! Now he is all ready to build a new one. We have gotten it ready to paint and I am sure it will get done this weekend. I spent the last two days cleaning and reorganizing my craft room. I still have some things to sort through but it looks great. I have to 4 ft x 4 ft wall cabinets with wood stamps that I am going to go through and see what I can live without. All my storage units are together along one wall now and so much better. I do have a layout to share and hope to get back to crafting today. This is a layout of my granddaughter riding a pony at an orchard that we went too in 2010. I used the cartridge Old West and CTMH pattern papers from Sarsaparilla. Below are the cuts and measurements. I am loving my Scrapn'Easel, makes it so nice to layout it out!



Title cut at 2 inches

Rope cut at 2.5 inches

Hat cut at 1.5 and 2 inches

Bandana cut at 1.25 inches

Horses cut at 4.75 inches


Thursday, July 12, 2012

Thursday Share!

I have been busy working in my craft room and if you looked inside you would think a tornado hit it!! I have a challenge and daily project coming up the first of the week and wanted to finish up my oldest angel girl Mary-Kate's 2010 album. This is the last layouts I had to do and I put it off because I was not sure what to do. She had a dance recital and they danced to a Hannah Montana song so I thought I would country it a little. They wore flannel shirts and jeans so I made my layout look plaid. Used a little country fonts and it turned out ok. Not real thrilled, but this one was hard. I used the cartridges Hannah Montana , Old West, and County Fair. Below the picture are the cut measurements. My second project is a picture of two of my grandchildren while on vacation at Hilton Head this year. I wanted a new picture for my beachy bathroom so this is what I came up with and used Life's a Beach.
Hannah Montana -title Dance Recital cut at 1.25 inches
title Hannah Montana cut at 2.5 inche
Old West- rope border customized in gypsy at 11 x 11.5 inches
rope letter Kicking it up and country style cut at 1.25 inches
County Fair- boot cut at 3.25 inches
Paper by Hobby Lobby and Michaels cardstock

Life's a Beach-shells cut at 2 inches
sea horse cut at 3.25 inches
geeko cut at 2.5 inches
Paper Close to My Heart Footloose collection
Cardstock Close to My Heart.
Ran through cuttlebug dot folder

Monday, April 23, 2012

New and fun challenge at Exploring Cricut this week!

We are having a great challenge starting today at Exploring Cricut. The challenge is called "It's a Box" You are to make a box, bag, purse, any shaped container you want from your cricut cartridges. With all the great cartridges we have with the party favors and treat boxes, I am sure you will find something you will want to do! I decided on making the Dog House treat box from the new Tags, Bags, Boxes and More 2 cartridge. The box just took on its own charm once I got started on it. I used Old West for wood planks for the roof to jazz it up, Animal Kingdom for the Dog, Everyday Paper Dolls for the grass, Paper Doll Dress Up for the bone and to decorate around the dog house, tulips from Spring Cottage. Below the picture I will put the measurements for each cut. I can't wait to see your creation!
Dog House cut at 7.5 inches-Tags, Bags, Boxes, and More 2
Wood planks cut at 2 inches and 2 1/4 inches-Old West
Dog cut at 2 inches-Animal Kingdom
Grass cut at 1 inch-Everyday Paper Dolls
Bone cut at 2 inches-Paper Doll Dress Up
Tulips cut at 1 inch-Spring Cottage

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

Wednesday Exploring Cricut Daily Project

Hi! I am filling in today for one of the other DT members at Exploring Cricut and my project is scrapbook pages of the Disney parade that my granddaughter Mary-Kate went to on her vacation in 2010. Does that tell you I am very behind in my scrapbooking, but am working hard on it. I used the cartridges Old West and Toy Story for these pages. Below the pictures are the directions for the cuts and materials.
Cardstock -Bazzill
Distress Ink-Vintage Photo Tim Holtz

Old West-Wanted Poster cut at 11.5 x 11.5 done in gypsy. I crinkled it up and then rubbed the vintage photo ink on it and then put it on brown cardstock.
Rope font with word Wanted cut at 2 inches
Rope font with words Jessie and Woody cut at 1.5 inches
Toy Story-Jessie and Woody heads cut at 5 inches
Jessie standing cut at 6.5 inches