I made a video tutorial which will walk you through making this card from start to finish. If you haven't tried print then cut... you really need to! Here's your video
Sunday, October 25, 2015
Merry Christmas Card with Cricut Explore
I am in LOVE with the Cricut Explore/Design Space Print Then Cut Feature! I mean, seriously, is there anything that isn't possible? This card was made using the Cricut Explore Air and Print Then Cut really quickly and just look at the detail.
I made a video tutorial which will walk you through making this card from start to finish. If you haven't tried print then cut... you really need to! Here's your video
I made a video tutorial which will walk you through making this card from start to finish. If you haven't tried print then cut... you really need to! Here's your video
Labels:
Cards,
Christmas,
Cricut,
Cricut Explore Tutorials,
Tutorials
Friday, October 2, 2015
Deco Foil Buttons! Oh my, oh my!!!
Hello!
It's Lorrie here again, I hope you are as excited as I am about Deco
Foil Buttons!! I was so excited when I tried this fun project! Using
Thermoweb Deco Foils and my button machine I was able to create the fun
embellishments in no time!It's so easy peasy!
First you need a printable. I've made one just for you, and you can download it by clicking on the image below. Download the printable and print on a LASER PRINTER. It must be a laser printer for the foils to work. If you don't have a laser printer you can take it to your local office supply on a thumb drive and have them print it for you. I printed on regular copy paper.



I should add, the best way to adhere these to your projects is the Thermoweb Large Adhesive Zots! Hello... match made in heaven!
This little bowl just makes me happy!

Don't forget your free download!
Monday, September 28, 2015
September Pocket Letters
I have been busy creating pocket letters! It's become a favorite past time of mine. The letter above was just for fun, no theme.
This letter was for a theme called "Buttons and Bows"
This was for the "create your own pocket" theme
"Favorite Things" theme
I made several Halloween Pocket Letters.
This was my favorite Halloween letter
"Hello Gorgeous" Theme
"Make Pretty Stuff" theme
"Shabby Chic"
My "Kraft" theme letter
Wednesday, September 23, 2015
It's a GOLD Cricut Party!!
Hello! Have you heard the news? Two of my very favorite things have moved in together! GOLD and CRICUT EXPLORE AIR! Yes, that's right. Look at this beauty! She makes my heart go pitter patter and I cannot wait until her launch on HSN on October 7th.
Want to enter to win one of these beauties? Check out Cricut - The Official Page on Facebook. They are hosting a Gold Party Event where you have several chances to enter to win one of these works of art.
As if that weren't enough.... Here's another chance to win over at Anna Griffin's Blog! I almost died when I saw these beautiful accessory tools to match Goldie.. (yes, I've already named her Goldie)..
Swoon! So... what are you still doing here? Go! Go sign up to be entered to win! You NEED this in your life... trust me! :)
Tuesday, September 15, 2015
Fall Layout featuring Thermoweb Deco Foil and Cricut Explore
For today's layout, I decided to feature Thermoweb Deco Foil in the color of pumpkins to foil some pretty leaves and add a splash of elegance to a silly Halloween Costume story.
Start by printing scripted paper on your laser printer. It must be a laser printer to work with Deco Foils. Using your favorite Die Cutting machine cut out leaves from the scrip paper.
Apply the deco foil color side up on top of the leaves and enclose in a piece of copy paper or parchment paper and run through your laminator. For best results, make sure your laminator is preheated for at least 10-15 minutes.
Using your electronic die cutter (I use the Cricut Explore Air), print then cut some fun leaf embellishments and titles. I chose a digital set by Wilna Furstenberg.
Begin assembling and layering elements on the layout using a mixture of the Thermoweb Adhesive Tape Runner, Glue Dots and Foam Squares to add multiple layers of dimension.
If you'd like to see more details on how this layout was assembled, watch the process video below:
Monday, September 7, 2015
Black and White Pocket Letter
I'm having so much fun with our Pocket Letter Facebook group.
We try and come up with fun themes to base our pocket letter swaps on. This particular theme was black and white.
Originally I had pulled out a bunch of black and white pattern papers from my stash, but just before I started to put this together, I had a different idea. Black and White photos. This is what I love about themes. They are totally up to your personal interpretation. There is no right or wrong.
This pocket letter is "out of the box" for me, and I think one of my most favorite yet.
If you haven't already, join us in our facebook group, Pocket Letter Inspiration and Ideas to find more swaps like this! It's so much fun!
We try and come up with fun themes to base our pocket letter swaps on. This particular theme was black and white.
Originally I had pulled out a bunch of black and white pattern papers from my stash, but just before I started to put this together, I had a different idea. Black and White photos. This is what I love about themes. They are totally up to your personal interpretation. There is no right or wrong.
This pocket letter is "out of the box" for me, and I think one of my most favorite yet.
If you haven't already, join us in our facebook group, Pocket Letter Inspiration and Ideas to find more swaps like this! It's so much fun!
Friday, September 4, 2015
Cartabella Rustic Elegance Wedding Cards with Thermoweb Adhesives
Hello everyone! I'm so excited to share my projects this week. I am up on the Thermoweb blog today. When
we received the Cartabella Rustic Elegance collection as part of our
partner week, my jaw dropped. This kid it drop dead gorgeous!

It's so simple to create tons of beautiful wedding projects with this kit.

For the cards shown above, simply cut out the gorgeous pattern papers included in the Cartabella Rustic Elegance kit. Layer as shown using Thermoweb foam squares. Add double layers of foam squares to add even more dimension. Die cut circles and simply add the stickers included in the kit. Add a little stitching around the edges for an extra touch of texture.

To assemble the two cards above, again use the pattern papers to cut standard A2 cards and layer as shown. Use Thermoweb Foam Squares to pop the elements off the page. Add some gold thread secured with a Thermoweb Mini Zot. Layer the stickers and die cuts over the top. Adhere the card front to the card bases using the Thermoweb Adhesive Runner.
And that's it! Easy peasy. I created these four cards in no time and have plenty left to make several more. I have to say, this is one of the most pretty wedding kits I've ever seen.

Have a beautiful weekend! I actually have a wedding reception to attend tomorrow and I know just where to get a card!
Until next time!
Lorrie

It's so simple to create tons of beautiful wedding projects with this kit.

For the cards shown above, simply cut out the gorgeous pattern papers included in the Cartabella Rustic Elegance kit. Layer as shown using Thermoweb foam squares. Add double layers of foam squares to add even more dimension. Die cut circles and simply add the stickers included in the kit. Add a little stitching around the edges for an extra touch of texture.

To assemble the two cards above, again use the pattern papers to cut standard A2 cards and layer as shown. Use Thermoweb Foam Squares to pop the elements off the page. Add some gold thread secured with a Thermoweb Mini Zot. Layer the stickers and die cuts over the top. Adhere the card front to the card bases using the Thermoweb Adhesive Runner.
And that's it! Easy peasy. I created these four cards in no time and have plenty left to make several more. I have to say, this is one of the most pretty wedding kits I've ever seen.

Have a beautiful weekend! I actually have a wedding reception to attend tomorrow and I know just where to get a card!
Until next time!
Lorrie
Monday, August 31, 2015
Creating Digital Print Then Cut Images with the Cricut Explore
I have been playing with my Cricut Explore and digital images. Did you know that with the Print Then Cut Feature and any of the Cricut Explore Machines (Explore, Explore Air or Explore One) you can create fun images just like this?
Aren't they gorgeous!?!? It's super easy! I've created a video to show you exactly how I did this and the products I used.
Do you have a Silhouette? You can do this, too! Check out this video:
Labels:
Cricut,
digital images,
Other projects,
Print Then Cut,
Silhouette,
Tutorial
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