Pirate Ship Card

Created this Pirate Ship card for Cooking with Cricut Sailboat challenge. Some of you may know and others may not but I'm a big fan of Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow. You can see a sketch my daughter did on my blog sidebar.















Entering this into the following challenge:
Cooking with Cricut

Challenge #45: Sailboat

In honor of Columbus setting sail on this date in 1492, the challenged is to incorporate a sailboat or sailboat inspired theme into a project.


Closeups:

DANGER DO NOT ENTER













Pirate ship & embossing














happy HALLOWEEN sentiment





Could have used the Paper Doll Dress Up Cricut cartridge which had a Pirate ship but no I chose to use the Disney Classics Cricut cartridge which had more detail & thinner lines on the sails. After 3 torn images I got it to work. First tried using some texture paper which I do not seem to be able to cut cleanly since the blade tears it easier.

Noticed something odd and wanted to know if anyone else had this & had noticed or not?:
My Disney Classics overlay template 3rd row 9th image is Captain Hook 1 and my overlay template has image of Figaro cat there just like is on 4th row 8th image

Disney Classics Cricut cartridge
3 1/2" speed 1, pressure 4, blade 5 Pirate ship is CptHook2 icon p50

Paper:
Base 7 1/4" x 6" white cardstock
Gray 4 1/4" x 5 3/4" embossed with Cuttelbug Skeleton Scroll embossing folder (got this embossing folder last yr for 79 cents online) trimmed 5 1/2" x 4 1/4"
core'dinations Lemonade 7" x 4 7/8"

Spellbinders Shapeabilities Ribbon Tag Trio Two
Fiskars 1 1/2" circle punch

Memento Tuxedo black ink
BasicGrey clear stamp DANGER DO NOT ENTER
Fiskars clear stamp Halloween Night happy HALLOWEEN

foam adhesives
Recollections Mounting Tape