Wedding Card

Hello bloggers, here is a wedding card I  have made for a friend of the family. I made this card at 5" x 7" so I could make the bride and groom a little larger. I used the Paper Doll Dress Up cartridge and cut them at 4".

I used my iRock and put pearls on her veil. A little pink chalk makes for cute rosy cheeks.

It's a little hard to see but I placed a black rhinestone in the middle of his tie with the iRock.

I used some lavender chalk and glitter gel pen to add some color to her bouquet and her dress.

Here is the inside of the card.
This is the first time I have made the bride and groom from this cartridge and I think they are really cute. Hope you enjoyed.

God bless,
Kellie

Fathers Day Cards

Hello blogger friends, I hope you all had a wonderful Saturday. I spent a beautiful sunny day with my husband at a car show. The weather was great and we had a lot of fun together eating hot dogs and ice cream and looking at a lot of really nice cars.

I have three fathers day cards to share with you that I made this week. First is the card I made for my father. I got the idea for this card from blog hopping and saw this mans wallet on  valitasfreshfolds.blogspot.com. She has a patten for this wallet on her blog so go on over and check it out. Im entering this card in to a challenge happening over at My Craft Spot called Monday Challenge #12-We love you, Dad! You are to make a special card or project for your dad. Head on over and have a look at all the fun this week.

I used Tim Holtz Distressing Inks in Vintage Photo and Tea Dye. I took a sponge and inked and inked and inked until it had a leather look to it. I used an alphabet stamp and stamped my dads initials on the front of the wallet.

I used my sewing machine to sew the wallet together and filled it with miscellaneous items I made.

I used Sure Cuts Alot to make keys and tickets. I used a Sizzix tag die cut for the tag and a stamp set I had for the coins. On the back of the tag I wrote my dad a little note with a white Gelly pen. I really like how it turned out.

This next card is for my father-in-law (my husbands step father). He lives in Long Beach, WA and owns a restaurant called The Hungry Harbor and it has a pirate theme to it so I thought this was a fitting card for him.

 On this card I used the Paper Doll Dress Up cartridge and my Gypsy. The Pirate is cut at 4" and the ship is cut at 4". I used chalk and a white Gelly Roll pen for accents. I used Peachy Keen Everyday Character Faces for the Pirate face. I think he turned out so cute.

I cut another map for the inside, inked it up and used a Happy Fathers Day stamp.

I made this card for my father in law (my husbands biological father). He loves motorcycles so when I saw this motorcycle in the Everyday Paper Dolls cartridge I knew I had to make it for him.

I had some silver paper and ran it through my Cuddlebug with the Diamond Plate folder, it's so cool looking in person and really looks like diamond plate. I had some brads that look like screws and they fit perfectly on this card. I used Nate's ABCs for the word "Ride".

I used a small piece of silver paper and cut another tag with the Sizzix tag die cut for the inside of the card. All cards are a standard A2 size. Thanks for hangin' in there I know this was a long post.

God Bless you all,
Kellie

My Sons Birthday Card

Hello blogger friends. I don't want to let you know how lame I am but to tell you the truth I am. If God hadn't attached my head I would have lost it a very long time ago. Well my youngest son's birthday was last Saturday the 4th and I mailed him his card last week with out taking a picture of it first. He lives in Texas and I live in Vancouver, WA so I couldn't just hop on over and get a picture. So I had to ask him to take a picture of it and email it to me so I could put it on my blog. Hope you can see it okay.

Cricut Cartridge: Paper Doll Dress Up

Cowboy and Cow on page 66

Card Size: A2

Cuttlebug Embossing Folder: Distressed Stripes

Peachy Keen: Everyday Character Faces (for Cricut Paper Dolls)

Misc chalk colors on cow for hooves and horns and Gelly Roll white pen

I don't remember the exact size I cut it at but its an A2 size card so I'm guessing the cowboy is somewhere around 3 1/2" and the cow at 3". Well I hope you still enjoyed my card.

God Bless you all,
Kellie