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Showing posts with label Imagine Kate's Kitchen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Imagine Kate's Kitchen. Show all posts

Thursday, March 31, 2011

Kate's Kitchen Card - You're My Cup of Tea!

Hi everyone! Hope you have all been enjoying your Thursday! The weekend is almost here!
I created this card for the weekly challenge at the Cricut Circle Blog where our task was to create a "Just Because" card or layout. I chose to make a card with my Imagine using the Kate's Kitchen cartridge.

For my project today I used the textured Whisper White cardstock by Stampin' Up!. I found it worked really nicely in the Imagine.

The card base is 5.5"X5.5" so I used the square stock image included in the Imagine to cut the background pattern and a pattern to create the border along the bottom.

The tea pot and cup image was cut using the layers function at 3".

"You're My Cup of Tea" was cut at 1" then I cut an extra layer of "You're My".

I used Stampin' Dimensionals to pop-up the tea cup, the drop of tea and "You're My".

The metal pieces are by Imaginisce and heat bonded with the I-Rock.

As a final touch I added an ivory satin bow.

What a super fun card to make! Hope you like it!

Sunday, January 23, 2011

You Are My Sunshine Imagine Card


Hi everyone! I was playing with my Imagine again tonight and came up with this card to enter in the Music Monday challenge at Handmade By Angelica and Erin Lee Creative. This week Angelica is the host and the song she chose was "Golden" by Jill Scott. And since the challenge is over tonight, yes I am very last minute :-) Be sure to head over there in the morning to find out what the next song choice is - it's a really fun challenge!

The cartridge I used for this card was the Kate's Kitchen Imagine cartridge. The main image originally says "Rise and Shine" but I was able to take that part out and just print the blue background blank. I then stamped "You Are My Sunshine" on it instead, which is from the Scrappy Moms "Amusing Animals" stamp set.

I added gold glitter around the edge of the sun using Martha Stewart's glittering glue. I then attached a golden ribbon along one side and some gold brads in the corners of the other side.

Hoe you like it!