First time making the Clean & Simple CAS Snowflake mini card using Cricut CTMH Art Philosophy cartridge. First 2 cuts the snowflake tore in bottom right corner when I used the custom setting glitter cardstock. 3rd time was the charm when I used the regular setting cardstock.
Stamped sentiment. Added ribbon & some homemade sequins.
Supplies List
Cricut cartridge: CTMH Art Philosophy 3" x 3" Snowflake3 Card - new image used
Die-Namics: die - Sequins
ink: Delicata Shimmery Silver
machine: Cricut Explore Air
paper: cardstock - silver glitter, white/silver glitter, Darice Gray with mini white dots
Paper Smooches: stamp - Bold Buzzwords - sentiment - inside
punch: Fiskars corner rounder - to round edges of inside pattern cardstock
ribbon: Maker's Holiday - new
tool: MISTI
Entering this into the following challenges:
1/15 Simon Says Stamp Mon Be Square 5E(#3) 1/9
Square - 3" square card
1/17 Mod Squad Ch Sequins, Rhinestones & Glitter 3E(#2) 1/11
1/17 Simon Says Stamp Wed Winter Bday 5E(#1) 1/11
1/18 Paper Smooches Guest Search Feb UE 1/5
1/19 Fantabulous Cricut Ch#292 Something New 3E(#2) 1/9
New - ribbon & first time using CTMH Art Philosophy Snowflake image
1/21 Dragonfly Journeys Ch83 Bday Bash UE 1/8
1/25 DLART Thankful Thurs Ch196 Winter no stack 3E(#1) 1/12
1/28 Paper Smooches Jan Ch Photo Insp Cozy UE 1/1
1/31 Crafty Hazelnuts Patterned Paper Jan 2017 Ch UE 1/1
1/31 DLART Jan Linky Ch 1Eperday no stacking 1/1
1/14 Stamped Blessings heARTful CAS 2E(#1) 1/8
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Very wintery and sparkley!!! so pretty
ReplyDeleteThank you for entering the DL.ART THANKFUL THURSDAY challenge #196-“WINTER or Thank you” for this challenge. Have a blessed day
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This turned out lovely Melissa
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love the glitter and sequins! I recently had a problem cutting glitter cardstock as well. Yours turned out so pretty! Thanks for joining us at Fantabulous Cricut Challenge!
ReplyDelete~Cynthia
Love your idea with the punched snowflake, so the background shows behind the window! Thanks for joining us in the fun this week at Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge! hugs, Maura
ReplyDeleteGREAT sparkle, especially for that glorious snowflake! Perfect matching ribbon as well! Thanks so much for playing along with us again at The Mod Squad Challenge Blog, Donna, DT Member.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sparkly card, I love the snowflake shape. Thank you for joining the DL.ART Thankful Thursday Anything Goes January Linky Challenge
ReplyDeleteI love that you used patterned paper behind the image! Thanks for the tip. Last night I finally made my first cuts with my Cricut and used CTMH's glitter paper. I went one setting higher than cardstock and found I had to use an exacto knife to cut some of the edges. All in all though I loved the results and can't wait to play more! Thanks for entering my CAS challenge this week - I only have 4 players so I don't want to do a Top 3 but you're entered to win the final prize :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Card, love the sparkle! Thank you for playing with us at FCCB! Blessings, Jamie
ReplyDeleteOh! The glitter is awesome! so sparkly! Glad you joined us at Simon Says Stamp Winter Birthday Challenge. Gayatri xx
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely card!! Thanks so much for joining us for the FCCB challenge this week! Hugs, DT Karla
ReplyDeleteLove the glitter paper you used on this beautiful snowflake card! Thanks for sharing with us at DL.ART Challenges!
ReplyDeleteOHHHHHHHHHH! That glitter paper is fabulous! And that snowflake cut file/image is beautiful! LOVE the simplicity of your card:) THANKS for playing along with us for the January "cozy" challenge:) <3
ReplyDeleteFabulous mini card--I love that snowflake diecut! Thanks for sharing it with us at Fantabulous Cricut Challenge Blog.
ReplyDelete:) Marie