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Flower Market is in both physical and digital form...

Merry & Bright City Sidewalks...

I know it's only November but CTMH's new Christmas-themed paper line, City Sidewalks, has me swooning over all things Wintry!

I sat down with City Sidewalks paper & Complements and the NEW City Sidewalks Digital Cricut Collection and created this card!

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I cut the car plus separated the images and cut 2 more of just the car base then used my Thin 3D-Foam Tape to create a lot of dimension. The "sun" is actually a silver star from the Complements and I used my Marigold ShinHan Marker to color it a gold color. ****the Willow sun rays*** actually happened by mistake...when I stamped the tree border from Woodland Wishes, my block accidentally got inked up and stamped off on my White Daisy circle...to avoid re-cutting the circle and re-stamping, I improvised...lol

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Here's a look at the layers and dimension...

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To Create the lattice piece I cut 2 of the diagonal image and turned one of them backwards and adhered down....

CTMH Paper Blog Hop - City Sidewalks...

Welcome to this month's paper focus Blog Hop featuring CITY SIDEWALKS! 

If you've come from Melissa's Blog, you're in the right spot...just keep on hopping 'till you see all the blogs...there's only a few of us so it shouldn't take long!

I wanted to make a card using the City Sidewalks Digital Cricut Collection and I love how this simple card turned out...

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I added some layers to the wreath by cutting out the solid wreath 2 times and using some Thin 3-D Foam Tape to adhere the layers. The "J" and the "Y" are cut using the Artistry Cricut Collection...I added a Red Enamel Gem to the center of the bow for some dimension and extra bling...

Thanks for stopping by! Don't forget to head on over to Anna's Blog and see what she's made using this FABULOUS Collection!

Pumpkin Carving 2012...

It's time for another FABULOUS sketch from the girls over at Let's Scrap Sketches!!!

So....the thing I LOVE about sketches is that you can make them your own by:

• flipping them
• rearranging elements
• leaving off some elements
• making a 2-page layout a 1-page layout

I did several of the above on this one...a layout documenting Halloween 2012...

Thanks for stopping by!

Pumpkin Painting...

Welcome to this month's BLOG HOPS WITH HEART! This month the theme is TRICKS & TREATS and boy do I have a treat for you!

If you're coming from Wendy's Blog, you're on the right track!!!

I am sharing a one-page layout I made using the Jeepers Creepers Collection - this layout will commemorate our tradition of "pumpkin painting". Each kid gets a pumpkin...we usually only carve one and paint the rest! I can't wait to take pictures this weekend of this "activity" and get the photos scrapped...

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I used the Artistry Cricut Collection to spell the word "painting" then cut it out of one of the PML Cards that come with the Jeepers Creepers Paper Packet...adding eyeballs from the Jeepers Creepers Assortment was a FUN added touch!

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I used my Artbooking Cricut Collection and some Black Glitter Paper to cut the spider web. I backed it with plain 'ol tissue paper & some thread tangles...

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I had to throw in some CUTE Washi from the Jeepers Creepers line..

Thanks for stopping by...your next stop is Stephanie's Blog.