This week it is "anything goes" at Getting Cricky. I can't wait to see what you have to create for this challenge!
For my project I made a wedding gift. I saw something like this on YouTube once. This project is an example of why I call myself the "Crafting Misfit." I tried to do it just like she did. YIKES! NOT a good turn out. It was a nightmare. There were tears, a bit of wanting to kick my Cricut, and of course it was all my husband's fault. LOL. The issue was getting the glue to keep the glass on the frame. I tried a glue gun. NOT something that worked. So, I was going to try another glue that a good friend recommended but I ended up running out of time to get back to the store. So my husband gave me something to use- this is why it is all his fault LOL. That glue, or whatever it was, didn't work well because it kept smearing on the glass. So, I spent lots of time with Windex and a razor blade trying to clean the glass. In the end, I was mostly satisfied with the gift although I wish it had been cleaner. Wow, now that was a long story!!!
The black font is Base Camp and the gray is Gypsy Font (I think!) I thought I saved the file, but I didn't :(
Here is one I made for another wedding:
Don't forget about the blog hop and UStream coming up Friday night the 17th! There will be lots of blog candy along the way and some great chances for free stuff!!! Are you planning on joining us?!
Thanks for looking!
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Sunday, June 12, 2011
Getting Cricky Simply Sunday Challenge: Anything Goes
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Valentine Treats for Teachers
For a Valentine's treat my kids wanted to dip pretzels in chocolate. So we got some pretzel rods and dipped them in white chocolate and then sprinkled them in pink to be more festive!
I took recycled tin cans and made something to put them in to dress them up a bit. My son and daughter picked very different styles for their teachers!
The font on this one is Gypsy Font
The font on this one is A Child's Year. The letters and dots on this one were done with white contact paper. I also did learn that the contact paper would peel off the paper without any issue. That was a discovery I was very happy to make!
Now, the damage from this little project... don't try to wash out the inside of a can with a lot of strength while running your thumb around the inside rim. I have bled through a few band aids on my thumb in the past couple hours as a result of that choice :)
For challenge at My Sheri Crafts
This is also for the "Something Sweet" challenge at Cooking With Cricut. What is sweeter than chocolate dipped pretzels?!
I took recycled tin cans and made something to put them in to dress them up a bit. My son and daughter picked very different styles for their teachers!
The font on this one is Gypsy Font
The font on this one is A Child's Year. The letters and dots on this one were done with white contact paper. I also did learn that the contact paper would peel off the paper without any issue. That was a discovery I was very happy to make!
Now, the damage from this little project... don't try to wash out the inside of a can with a lot of strength while running your thumb around the inside rim. I have bled through a few band aids on my thumb in the past couple hours as a result of that choice :)
For challenge at My Sheri Crafts
This is also for the "Something Sweet" challenge at Cooking With Cricut. What is sweeter than chocolate dipped pretzels?!
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