Summer Fun

 Two kits made for the store... both sold out!  Wow.

Whoo Loves You?

Yesterday, we had a cricut swarm at the store and it was a lot of fun.  We had prizes, make and takes, and a technique spotlights going on all day!  I made 5 limited edition kits for the event.  This was the first to sell out! Thanks to everyone for coming and making the day extra fun!  Can't wait to do it again!

gift card holder

 This is a die cut our store has... IT'S adorable.  The gift card holder opens at the bottom and it just the perfect size.  Since June was a month for weddings... this is what I came up with.

 This card was a quick throw together card... 5 minutes and viola...  Love scrap papers.

Reality is Good!

 Used my cuttlebug folder to emboss Cordinations Cardstock and sanded down the high spots.

 Also, really LOVING Pearl Pens!  Adds just the right bling!

Princess of the Pool

This Saturday, I am teaching a class on the cartridge Life's A Beach.  The class members will get to choose between Prince or Princess of the Pool.  The kit turned out darn cute if I don't say so myself.  We will also be completing a card project to be posted at a later date.  :)

Handbook Pictures

I told my friends in the last gypsy class of a blog where you can download the cartridge handbook pictures.  

CLICK THIS LINK BELOW:


NEW! Cartridge Images for Gypsy, Smart Phones, or iPad! 


Click on it and it will take you to a list of various ones you can download.  I just tried it and it worked for me... So good luck.  Let me know if you have troubles.


Happy Cricutting!
Jill

Another Gypsy card

Last Saturday, at our Gypsy 102 class, we learned how to weld shapes together to make cards.  There are lots of posts below that show examples as I had way LOTS of fun preparing for this class.  Below is another example.  I welded a scallop square found on Gypsy Wandering cart to a regular square.  Then added a rattle from New Arrival to decorate the front.  

What I love about this card is that it is such a basic shape that you can change the paper and middle charm to make it a TOTALLY different look and feel. See below: