DO YOU WANT TO BUILD A SNOWMAN?

This is the most favorite card that I've created in a long time.  I started with the blue cardstock and made it into a 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" A2 size card.  On the front I cut a 4" x 51/4" piece of white cardstock and embossed in with Anna Griffin's "Swirls" embossing folder in my Cuttlebug (so easy).  Then I went into Cricut Design Space and did a Print To Cut of Elsa from "Frozen".  I believe she was cut at 3".  On the inside I used the "write" function on my Cricut Explore and wrote the phrase with a metallic silver pen.  The extra snowman was cut also with the Print To Cut feature.  I had cut an Olaf, but I used him on another card.  I'm going to send this card to my sister in Florida, where it's 80 degrees.  Ha!
Judy

BIRTHDAY CARD USING CTMH "ARTISTE" AND "ARTFULLY SENT" CARTRIDGES

A REALLY CUTE GRADUATION HAT AND CARD

I have come home from my week as a college student, and I'm now inspired to start doing more videos. My husband is off fishing near the oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico, so I have 5 days to myself to create. I made this video of a really easy graduation card - just in case your as late as I am sending out the few that I have to send. Give it a try and let me know what you think.

A QUICK AND EASY CARD FOR YOU

I made this cute litte card in just a few minutes while I was cleaning out the container for my scrap paper. I have finally realized that there has to be a limit to the amount of scraps I save. The rest has to go.

MAKE SOME CARDS THIS AFTERNOON

This afternoon I had to make two birthday cards - one for a man and one for a woman.  I made multiple copies of one of the cards because I thought I could use it for something other than just birthdays, so I didn't stamp any sentiments on it yet, but I think it turned out cute.  Here it is:

Sorry it's so small.  I inadvertently reduced the image size while I was adjusting it, so you'll have to squint your eyes to see it.  The two flowers were tea-bag folded tulips and were pop-dotted on.