Ice Cream Dream - Truck & Cone

Who doesn't love the ice cream truck?  Where I come from, there never was an ice cream tuck, however, that does not mean I would not have liked it! :)

I am betting, the young man that is getting this card, will like it.  Just for the cone!

The Touch Twin markers I used are really pretty cool.  The more I play with them, the more I like them.

Have a fabulous day!

Just to Say...Happy Birthday

Good Day!  This "Just To Say" stamp set, is from the Artfully Sent Cricut Collection.  That is where the "Happy Birthday" stamp is from.  The stamp sets in this collection are very versatile.  It is stamped with Indian Corn Blue.

You have seen a few cards from me in the past using this cartridge.  It really has so many possibilities.
Keep stopping by!  You never know what you might see!  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!

Rose Blossom "A Happy Hello" Blog Hop!

Welcome to the Rose Blossom "A Happy Hello", February Stamp Of The Month Blog Hop!  You may have just seen Lynn's beautiful creation.  It was awesome, wasn't it!  I will do my best, to be awesome as well.  Here we go...

 First off, I used the Artfully Sent Cricut Cartridge, to make the card.  The cover is made from the Paper Fundamentals Enchantment Assortment.  Look at the texture on this paper!  Used a few Gold Sequins on the bottom left.  I understated the front of the card, so the inside would POP!

(I got that idea from Shelly)

UP!  Yes, I decided to do a pop-up card for this one!  Nice and bright!  If this does not give you "A Happy Hello", we may have to check for a pulse!  I may not have used the stamp set to it's fullest, but I think it turned out good.  There is so much you can do with this set.  It was a bit difficult to figure out which direction to go.

So, I used the Art Philosophy Cricut Cartridge to cut out the circles, in White Daisey Cardstock.  The stamp pads are...Olive, Smokey Plum, Indian Corn Blue, Autumn Terracotta and Canary. 

I thought about, putting some Sparkles or Sequins in the middle of the flowers, but decided there was enough going on.  It would still look good with them, if you wanted to do it that way.

I hope you enjoyed what I had to show you.  You are off to Shelly's awesome blog, you will not be disappointed!

Have a blessed evening!