Cards!

Hello! I have 2 more cards to show you this week! I made them using my Imagine. I love, love, love this machine!!!

I used blue cardstock for the card. Added pink cardstock and this printed image created from my Cricut Imagine using Imagine More Cards Cart. Added some matching twine and done!

I used blue cardstock and added the image created using my Imagine using the Imagine More Cards cart. Added some pink twine and 2 cards done!

I know these are simple, but they were fun to make and any card handmade is always better than a regular card, correct? I hope you enjoyed this post! Thanks for looking!

2 more cards

As promised, here a couple of other cards I did during spring Break. They were simple to make using my Imagine! I love that machine!

I used a basic navy color cardstock and printed the Happy Birthday image from Imagine More Cards Cart on white cardstock. I attached it to the card using foam squares to pop it up and added some yellow twine.

I really like this card! I used sea blue cardstock for the card and added orange scrap paper I had lying around for some more color. I printed the rocket and blast image using Imagine More Cards Cart on white cardstock. Added some sea blue twine and I was done! I may add a orange button to jazz it up a bit, what do you think?

These cards really were easy to make, but are so cute! Using the Imagine really saves me some time! Hope you enjoyed! Thanks for looking!

Boo.....

Sadly....my Spring Break has come to an end! I have a love/hate relationship with Spring Break. I love it because it is what it says, a break! I get to rest and rejuvenate before having to go back to school for the long haul of the rest of the year! I hate it because it gives me a little taste of summer and I want it to be here! I feel like I wish my life away these last few months of school!

I did get tons done this break though! I finished my Colorado Scrapbook (yay!!!) and I played with my Imagine. I really feel more confident using the printer part now, not just the cutting. And I have fell in love with that machine! It is so versatile and I can get way more creative with it!

I did make a few cards...I have a lot of Birthdays coming up this Spring, so I tried to get ahead! I made some super simple cards....my goal was cute, but easy, so I could get a lot done!

I used my Imagine to create this card. I printed the label using Imagine More Cards Cart on white cardstock, used pop up foam stickers to glue it down, added some cute orange twine and a few rhinestones to jazz it up. Put it all on blue cardstock and voila! Easy, peasy, lemon squeezy! Done!

I made several of these cards and will showcase them in the upcoming weeks. Thanks for looking!

Spring Break!!!!!

It is Spring Break people! Yay!!!! I love this time of year! Time off from school, starting to wind down, getting ready for summer! Spring Break always gives me a taste of summer and gets me ready to finish out the year strong!

Since I am on Spring Break, I am doing a lot of crafting! I thought I would take this time to really play with my Imagine. I love it! I made this adorable sign for our mantle to welcome Spring!

I used my Imagine print and cut capability to make this! The image came from Imagine More Cards Cart. I set it to full page and hit cut. Out this came! I just put in white cardstock! I added a grommet and ribbon to hang it from the mantle! So easy and so cute!!!!

Hope you enjoyed this post! I have many cards to show you as well! So stay tuned!

Last of the retreat pics!

This is my last post of the retreat layouts that I did! I promised I got more done, these were just my favorites!

This layout is of my sister who turns out, is a really good roller skater! I loved how this turned out!

Patterned paper is from 2 different stacks. The striped paper is a city stack from DCWV and the polka dotted is from Hobby Lobby travel stack. The roller skates were made using Nifty Fifties cart and cardstock. The title was cut using Hannah Montana cart and cardstock. I added a button for flair.

I love putting stripes and polka dots together....they work so well! I hope you enjoyed this layout!