And here are the details . . .
Products:
- Card stock is Die Cuts With a View
- Patterned paper is Echo Park, Life is Good 'The Neighborhood'
- Gems on sentiment are Prima e. Line
- Gems on flowers on gate are K & Company
Tips, Tools and Techniques:
- Card base was cut on Cricut Expression using the Walk in My Garden cartridge, card2 set at 5"
- Frame shapes for sentiment were cut on Cricut Expression using the Songbird cartridge, frame1-s set at 2 1/4" and the green background was cut using shadow feature, frame1-s set at 2 1/4". {Note: I printed the sentiment on my home printer, and cut the frame on the Cricut using the 'center point' feature. You simply click on the 'center point' button then using the arrow keys around the 'cut' button, move the blade housing to the center of the space you want cut, and then press cut. It may take a few times to get your spacing just right, but once you do - it's very easy!}
- The garden gate was cut on Cricut Expression using Freshly Picked cartridge, gate set at 2 1/4". The green vine and flowers were cut using the layers and layers2/Shadow features. The grass at the gate posts were cut using flwer6-s set at 1 1/4".
- The gate was cut from brown card stock, then inked with brown ink and heat embossed using Ranger 'copper' embossing powder.
- For gluing the tiny pieces of the gate and plants, I used the Zig Memory System '2 Way Glue' chisel tip glue pen
I sure hope you have enjoyed visiting my 'home' today! Come back soon to see what is going on at Camellia Cottage! Blessings, Becky
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3 comments:
So pretty! I love the crisp clean lines, and the simplicity.
Hello! Thank you so much for visiting my blog today and leaving me with thoughts I'll never forget. I love to think that my parents now watch over me through God's eyes. What a wonderful and inspiring blog you have! I have been enjoying scrolling through previous pages to admire all of the design ideas. Sigh, a Cricket is definitely on my Christmas list this year! Inspiration to be found here! Elizabeth
I love the sweet colours you have used here, what a pretty card! Thanks for playing along at ECP xx
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