Kraft-y Skater

Happy Independence Day!  Here is a card for my nephew.  He loves to skate board and has for years.

I used Kraft, White Daisy, Black, Glacier & Hopscotch cardstock.  Glacier Ink and 3D Foam Tape.  I used my Cricut Explore with the Dude Cartridge to cut out the skater.

Thank you for stopping!  Have a blessed Day!

The other side of Hopscotch!

Hi there!  Today, i will be showing a card made with the Hopscotch Paper Pack.  This really seems like a girly paper, but it is more versatile, then one might think.

This could totally be used for a BOY!

Colonial White was used for the base and banner  Flaxen, for a banner and backing for the border edge of the duo paper, as the sentiment.  Edged everything with Indian Corn Blue Ink.

Super simple!  Hope you liked it!  Have a great day!

Hopscotch Pop-up!

So, I was going between this and the BOY layout, for the Blog Hop.  I love how this card turned out, but I wanted to do something different with the Hop.  So, here it is.  I had this in mind for a 19 year old, however, it may look a little too young for that.  I will think on it.

This Hopscotch Paper is only available through the end of March!

Using the Artfully Sent cartridge again :)  I cut out the card.  I also used the Joyful Birthday stamp set, yet again.  I am just saying, you will not regret buying this stamp set!  I used Sunset and Smoothie Inks.  Blinged the inside up a bit with Sparkles on the crown!  I used 3D Foam Tape, to pop up the crown on the front and the "Happy Birthday" on the inside.

Hope you enjoyed it!  Have a blessed day!

Rose Blossom Seasonal Expressions Blog Hop

Hi there!  If you have come from I Didn't Have Potatoes, welcome!  Marg had something beautiful, I know!  I can't wait to see it myself!  Welcome!  No matter how you ended up here!

I have actually done a two page layout!  I know!  I am as shocked as you are!  :)

Don't get me wrong, I love to scrapbook!  My terrific two year old, however, takes a lot of my time.

I was determined to use the Hopscotch Paper Pack, to make a BOY layout!!!  Yea, that's right!  A BOY layout!  I believe it has been accomplished!  My sweet boy is in the pictures.  He was pushing a truck, he received from his Grandpa, this last July.

 

To BOY it up a little more, I used the Fast and Furious (D1541) Stamp Set.  It worked perfectly with my photos. (I actually cannot wait, to use this set a lot more.  I love it!)  The Artbooking Cartridge for the background and the Sunset Chevron Washi Tape, was the perfect compliment, to the patterned paper.

Hope you enjoyed it!  Be blessed!

Now you are off to Shelly's Pretty Piece!  She will have something wonderful!  I will be seeing it soon too.