Kawaii Krafts

Good Evening everyone! Woooooowhooo!!!! I am done. This is the last part of the decorations for the tables at Blue and Gold. I made 10 books; one for each Scout in the Wolf Den.:0) Here is what I used to make them.... Cartridge: Campin' Critters : book Cardstock: Recollections : binding and lettering                   Bazzil (book) Glue: Glossy Accents Crop-a-dile I used the Glossy Accents because it seems to be a good hold for the binding. The paper inside is just plain printer paper cut to size. There is a template on the cartridge; but I just decided it would be quicker to cut and score the pages. Hope you like them. Have a great night!:0)

Good morning everyone. I have been working on the table decorations for my son's Blue and Gold. I just LOVE the Campin' Critters cartridge! I made the shapes with both sides....so when you see it from the back, there is another side.;0)  I made these table centerpieces and next I am (knock knock) going to try and make journals to go on the table as well. Hope you like them.:0) Here is what I used: cartridges: Campin' Critters and Campin Out cardstock: solid - Recollections                  pattern - Recollections (Simply Autumn) and DCWV (All about boys) containers: Walmart 3 for $8

Good afternoon. I made a little card for my friend's daughters birthday. I have been wanting the Kate's ABC's cartridge for a while. I found it on sale at Joann's yesterday. Hope you like it.;0) Here is what I used: Cartridge: Elegant Edges                   Kate's ABC's Cardstock: base - Recollections                    patterned paper - DCWV Nana's Nursery                    plain - (old) SU On the card base I welded two shapes; one was flipped. The hearts were hid in both shapes. I copied one card shape and minimized it about a 1/4 of an inch for the top layer. I entered this card in the : Our Creative Corner : Show us your shapes challenge http://ourcreativecorner6.blogspot.com/2012/01/show-us-your-shapes-challenge.html

Good evening everyone! I found some super cute brown envelopes a few weeks back at Archiver's. It was $2.99 for 12 envelopes (4 x 3.75 in). I thought it would be cute to put the little envelopes inside the treat bags for my daughter's class. I am linking this up with http://www.pinkcricut.com/2012/01/to-link-party/ What are You up to? Link up party;0) This is what I used to make the little owl Valentine's day cards...... Cardstock (base) : Recollections in brown                   (cover): K&C Company                   (solids): (old) SU                   (pattern): K&C Company Paper punch: Fiskars Cartridge: Create A Critter I started off with a piece of 3 3/4 x 5 1/2 inch brown cardstock and scored it at 2 3/4. I used the Fiskards paper punch on the front piece of the card. I cut a piece of cream cardstock at 2 3/4 x 3 3/4 for the front of the card. I cut a piece of patterned paper at 1 1/2 x 3 3/4 for the front of the card. The patterned cardst

Good afternoon everyone! Yep....more birthday cards. Can you tell we have a lot of December/January birthdays around here? lol For both cards I used: cardstock: (old) SU cardstock (pattern): Happy Camper-Fireside Fun-Imaginisce cartridge: Campin Critter TFL and have a great weekend! I entered the first card in the Fantabulous Cricut : Man Time Challenge Check out the site here: http://fantabulouscricut.blogspot.com/2012/01/challenge-me-monday-93.html

Good Evening everyone!:0) Wow...two posts in one day.:P I made a card for my sweet neice Mia. Here is what I used to make it: Paper: beige  and cream - Recollections             polka dot - DCWV The Playtime Stack             pink - (old) SU Crop a dile - Corner Punch Ribbon - Michael's Cuttlebug - Happy Birthday embossing folder Scallop Punch - Marvy The card is a 4 1/2 x 6 card. The cream cardstock is cut at 4 1/4 x 5 3/4. The polka dot border is cut at 1 1/2. The little rosette is cut at 2 1/2 x 12. I believe the round scallop punch is a 3 inch Marvy punch. TFL Have a great night!:0)            

Hello! Here is a little banner I made. It is my first Valentine's Day project. Here are the "ingredients" I used to make it: Coasters: Michael's ($1.50) Dollar Bin Christmas Cartridges: Base Camp and Create A Critter Paper: (old) SU and K&C Company Eyelets: Recollections (4.7mm) Crop-a-dile Ribbon: Michael's i-rock: white bling Heart buttons: Michael's Directions: 1.   Apply double-stick tape on backside of coasters; add cardstock about 1/4 inch larger than       coaster. Repeat till all coasters are covered. 2.   Use foam sanding block on edges of each coaster. This will shape the paper to the                 coaster. 3.   Make a (paper) template with holes at 1/4 inch down.....and 1 inch in at each side. 4.   Place template on top of coaster and punch holes. Repeat to the bottom of each coaster. 5.   Add eyelets. 6.   Add ribbon. 7.   Use Cricut (Base Camp) to cut out the letters LOVE using the regular font and shadow       featur

Good afternoon everyone!!! This is my first post for the new year. My daughter was invited to her first birthday party. I made a little card and bag for her little friend Jacob. This is what I used to create the bag and card: Cartridge: Create a Critter Paper: (old) SU and DCWV Nana's Nursery (green polka dot) paper punch: Fiskars (wave) Let me know if you have any questions. Have a great day!!:0)