Pop Up Card

I made this card for the SMMR Card Of the Month Swap in August. It's a little hard to see in the first picture, but I used versamark to stamp leaves all over the front.

Contest Cards

These cards were entries into a card contest held at my local rubber stamp convention held in Collinsville, IL. This was in June 2007. The themes were Birds of a Feather and The Roaring 20's. I came in first and I won $100 to spend at the show in the Birds of a Feather category. I came in second place for the Roaring 20's. I forgot to take pictures of the cards before I mailed them off, so they are behind a protective cover in the pictures.

More Cards...

Just a quick thank you card I made for a swap hostess. I used a Cuttlebug embossing folder and sanded the top of the paper.

BBTB Challenge Entry

This is my entry for the Bitten By The Bug Spring Colors Challenge. The Challenge was to make a new card using your Cricut and ORANGES, GREENS, YELLOWS, HOT PINKS with a touch of brown.

Ok, so it's just like me to post my entry on the LAST possible day. Oh well. Here it is. This is only the 3rd thing I've ever made with my Cricut. The other 2 were Valentine's cards for my husband. When I find them, I'm going to post those pics too.

I used Paper Pups for the Happy Birthday and Accent Essentials for all the background shapes.

Thank you Regina and Peachy Keen Stamps!! This was fun. It is my first time participating in a challenge.

Some Past Creations...

This card was made for SMMR Card of the Month. If you pull on the tag, it makes the flower image pop up and reveals the sentiment. I forgot to take a picture of the inside. Instructions and a template can be found here.

These three cards were made at a class at Rock Paper Scissors. It was taught by Karen Lockhart of Lockhart Stamp Company. She has awesome colored pencil technique and her images are super cute!

I made this card quite a while ago at a class at the Inkspot. We used a shadow stamp to make the beige blocks. Then we used flower stamps in each box. The larger stamps were masked or we used markers to isolate part of the image. All the black outlining is doodles.