Hello, my dear readers....just popping in to share my submission for the latest challenge at My Creative Time. The latest Throwback Thursday challenge calls for using a Font cartridge. Emma's suggestion is that we not only use the fonts on the cart but also check out the shapes/images that can be found on alot of the Font cartridges. I know I have quite a bit of font carts and I don't use nearly half of them. For this challenge I resorted to one of my favorite font cartridges and one of the first ones I bought when I got my original cricut machine. In fact for this project, I even dusted off my original baby bug and put her to use. It was great. For the challenge I decided to make another two page layout for my grandson's baby album. As I've mentioned before, the theme for this book is Winnie the Pooh.
I love this cart because not only does it have great fonts but it also has some wonderful images of Winnie and all his friends. I don't recall where I got the base mat..sorry... The banner is my favorite part because it's not a shape but a font. I used the wood shadow feature on the cart and selected capital "B", shift.
I love this cart because not only does it have great fonts but it also has some wonderful images of Winnie and all his friends. I don't recall where I got the base mat..sorry... The banner is my favorite part because it's not a shape but a font. I used the wood shadow feature on the cart and selected capital "B", shift.
When you turn it sideways, it looks like a banner. So I cut this a few times, punched some holes and put in some grommets with my crop a dile, ran some ribbon through the holes to give it more life. I love my little banner because it was so unexpected.
I cut some swirls from another font cart, Don Juan. Another one of my favorites...I put swirls on each top corner because it looked a little empty. The last font cart I used was Songbird. It's one of my newer carts and like so many, one I haven't used often.
I used the perch feature, and cut this little bird on a sign. On the sign, I stamped my grandson's name using $1 stamps by Studio G. I can't wait to add the pics.
Well my dearies, this is all for now. Time to get to bed and get some rest.
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Sending you crafting wishes,
Jeanette
Oh boy do I LOVE those baby Pooh cuts that they have on this cartridge. Terrific job. Hugs- Glora
ReplyDeleteSo sorry, I got interrupted and I'm not sure if I sent my last comment or if it was even complete. I just wanted to let you know that I love this sweet Baby Pooh cut. And the banner is perfect. They are so popular right now and yours looks great. Great LO! Hugs- Glora
ReplyDeleteOh how cute! I love this. The colors, the banner, and that cute pooh! Doesn't get much sweeter than this!! :)
ReplyDeleteI love that little pooh bear! So cute!
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