Look what I got in the mail...
The NEW Spring Collection carts!!!!!
I can't wait until I have the time to create!
Friday, December 31, 2010
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Card sets
Hi everyone! This is going to be a quick post! I am taking the Little Stinkerbella to her first movie today! Fingers crossed that she will sit and {Love} Tangled!
Here are the 4 cards that I made for our friends and family as their Christmas gifts. I also ordered boxes from Clearbags to package them in. The boxes are the ones that are supposed to hold 6 cards, but with all my ribbon and pop dots I was lucky to get 4 with envies inside!
Onto the cards...
I used the MPS Punnylicious stamp set (it's adorable)!
The wool was embossed with the Cuttlebug folder Divine Swirls.
LOVE this little skunk! The skunk, lamb, and frog were made with the Create a Critter cartridge.
This crab was made using the Smiley Cards cartridge on the Gypsy.
Here they are in the box:
My hubbie helped me by putting all of the cards in the boxes. I later added a tulle bow, and viola...presents were done! I made 18 sets, and I still have a few more I need to send out! Until next time, craft away my friends! <3 Kristy
Here are the 4 cards that I made for our friends and family as their Christmas gifts. I also ordered boxes from Clearbags to package them in. The boxes are the ones that are supposed to hold 6 cards, but with all my ribbon and pop dots I was lucky to get 4 with envies inside!
Onto the cards...
I used the MPS Punnylicious stamp set (it's adorable)!
The wool was embossed with the Cuttlebug folder Divine Swirls.
LOVE this little skunk! The skunk, lamb, and frog were made with the Create a Critter cartridge.
This crab was made using the Smiley Cards cartridge on the Gypsy.
Here they are in the box:
My hubbie helped me by putting all of the cards in the boxes. I later added a tulle bow, and viola...presents were done! I made 18 sets, and I still have a few more I need to send out! Until next time, craft away my friends! <3 Kristy
Friday, December 24, 2010
Merry Christmas!
Hello my crafty friends and MERRY Christmas and Happy Holidays to each of you! For Christmas this year I made 18 sets of cards for our friends and family! I will post pictures when we return. Enjoy this holiday and all the blessings it brings! <3 Kristy
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
The Winner is....
Thanks for all of your FABULOUS comments! I had a great time posting for my first blog hop and can't wait to join another one! I used random generator org and put in the numbers 1-37. And number 2 came up as the WINNER.
Nadia please email me HERE and give me your address so that I can mail you your winnings!
- Nadia's Beautiful Mess said...
- Hi Kristy, What a fabulous layout. I really like all the detail and effort put into it. NadiaP
Nadia please email me HERE and give me your address so that I can mail you your winnings!
- Have a great day, and a very Merry Christmas! <3 Kristy
The Polar Express
**UPDATED Gypsy file now available below!!!**
Hello my crafty friends, and Merry Christmas to you all! This is Kristy from craftin-on-my-door and I am super excited to be sharing here today at She's a Sassy Lady! Thanks Shelia for the opportunity!
My family and I just returned {yesterday} from the Polar Express, We went with some friends of ours and had a fantastic time! While we were there we visited the gift shop. My friend Shannon found an adorable scrapbook kit, but it was a little over priced if you know what I mean. She really wanted it for the "Believe ticket." That's when I thought...I can make that on my Gypsy!!!! So, during the ride home I designed with the help of my G!
Here's the golden ticket:
And here are the layout pages:
I started by using a ticket on the Fabulous Finds cart, and used the hide feature to hide the inside cut. It was a little too chubby so I "unlinked" the w/h and set it at 9.88"w x 4.53"h. Then, I used Cherry Limeade for the BELIEVE. It was sized at 1.94" and then tilted at 9.00.
I placed BELIEVE in the middle of the ticket.
For the hole punched effect I used a circle from Accent Essentials and sized it at .22". This is the part that took FOREVER, but we had a 4 1/2 hour trip home so I had the time! I copied and pasted circles into each letter until I got the look I was looking for. Then I deleted the actual letters and grouped all of circle letters together.
I made two, one for my friend Shannon and one for myself.
For the train I used the Christmas cart. The train and blackout train were cut out at 2.65"h. The cars and blackout cars were cut at 2.41"h. Then, I attached a light yellow strip of paper behind the windows. These were cut at 1" x 3".
The bells are also from the Christmas cart. They were cut at 1.24"h. The band and bow were on the same key together so I took turns hiding one and then the other so that I could cut them in different colors. I made the band a little larger and cut them at 1.31"h, and the the bows at 1.27"h.
I also made a wreath for the front of the train. This was done using the Christmas cart, and was cut at 1.50"h.
For the title I used Plantin Schoolbook at cut it at .84"h. (This font matched the actual title the best.)
Here are some pictures of the pages getting put together:
Like I said we just got back yesterday (Monday) afternoon, so I have not had time to print my pics yet. There is a 5 x 7 of my Little Stinkerbella and her friend Emma sitting on Santa's lap. (Of course Stinkerbella is SCREAMING!) Here are a couple of the pics that I will be ordering to add to these pages:
***Here is the Gypsy download Polar Express Gypsy Download
If you download the file please leave me a comment :) This way I will know how many people are interested in more Gypsy downloads!
Monday, December 20, 2010
The Winner
Hi Everyone! My family and I just got back from the Polar Express! We had a fantastic time! I hope you all do not mind, but I need to reschedule the "Winner" of the Shall We Dance blog hop until tomorrow night. I have a post due tonight for She's a Sassy Lady, and need to get the little Stinkerbella into bed soon! Thanks for understanding! Here I go to craft the night away....
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Shall We Dance Blog Hop...
Hello my crafty friends, and welcome to the Shall We Dance Blog Hop! This is my first time participating in a blog hop, and I am so excited to show you what I’ve made! We have all created something using the Cricut Circle cartridge Shall We Dance. Hopefully you arrived from koalatkreations. If you happened upon my blog another way and would like to see the whole blog hop, you can start at greengirlscraps.
Here's the line up:
1. http://greengirlscraps.blogspot.com
2. http://allthingscrafty3.blogspot.com
3. http://fantabulouslypink.blogspot.com
4. http://craftyscentiments.blogspot.com
5. http://createdbymissie.blogspot.com
6. http://koalatkreations.blogspot.com
7. http://craftin-on-my-door.blogspot.com <---You are HERE!!!
8. http://dlmbscrapping-time2create.blogspot.com
9. http://sayanythingcrafts.blogspot.com
10. http://scrappidyashy.blogspot.com
2. http://allthingscrafty3.blogspot.com
3. http://fantabulouslypink.blogspot.com
4. http://craftyscentiments.blogspot.com
5. http://createdbymissie.blogspot.com
6. http://koalatkreations.blogspot.com
7. http://craftin-on-my-door.blogspot.com <---You are HERE!!!
8. http://dlmbscrapping-time2create.blogspot.com
9. http://sayanythingcrafts.blogspot.com
10. http://scrappidyashy.blogspot.com
I decided to create a layout for this hop. My daughter is one and is not in any sort of dance class yet, so I had to come up with a way that I could use some of the cuts on this cartridge. Here's what I came up with:
I used my trusty Gypsy to design and cut everything on this layout. The following were cut using the Shall We Dance cartridge:
The white "frame" is the Medallion 2 on page 70, and was cut at 8.12"h. Then, I doodled around the edges with a Stampin' Up marker.
The little "ballerina" is on page 42. Her and her layers were cut at 6 1/2". I embossed her hair with the Cuttlebug folder Divine Swirls, added a tulle bow, and cut a tree at 1" from the Christmas cartridge to match Little Stinkerbella's shirt.
I used Mini Monograms to cut out the scallop circle, and I also welded small circles into each scallop. This was cut at 13.29"h. The green polka dot circle is from the MM cart too. It was cut at 14.24"h. I only needed a little bit of red paper for the "ballerina's" outfit so I cut it out of the middle of the scallop circle and then covered it with the green polka dot circle.
The title was typed up onto my computer, and the color was changed to match the other browns on the layout.
"So big" was cut using All Mixed Up. The Silhouette, and the Shadow features were used to cut each letter at 2 1/2".
I used Stampin' Up Chocolate Chip Satin ribbon and glue lines for the border base. The stars, hearts, and memories borders are by Making Memories.
I used pop dots to add dimension, and also added some bling of course!
Thanks for "hoping" by today, and I hope you come back and visit! How about a little blog candy???? I was a part of a stocking swap this week, received some fun items, and would love to share a couple of things with one of you! All you have to do is become a follower, and leave a comment. I will chose a winner on Monday night.
Tim Holtz stamps and grungeboard!
Thanks for "hopping" along with me today! Your next stop is Time2Create.
Have a great weekend! <3Kristy
p.s. Just added this LO to Cupcake Inspiration Challenge! ;)
Have a great weekend! <3Kristy
p.s. Just added this LO to Cupcake Inspiration Challenge! ;)
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Blog Hop this Saturday!
Hello my crafty friends! This is my first time participating in a blog hop, and I am so excited to show you what I’ve made! Please join me and my other crafty friends for the Shall We Dance Blog Hop this Saturday!
We will be showcasing the Cricut Circle cartridge Shall We Dance. There may even be some blog candy involved! ;) See you all on Saturday! <3 Kristy
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Cricut Message Board Stocking Swap
This was the first time that I took part in a swap. This swap was put together by Octoberbeauty on the Cricut Message Board. I opened my package tonight and was very excited! My stocking came from LinAnn! I don't know how she knew, but I needed new markers BADLY! Look what she sent me:
I have never used these Prismacolor markers before, but I am VERY excited! They have a fine and a broad tip!!!! Here are some pics of everything else that was included:
I sent a stocking to PigLover. Here's a sneak peek of the stocking I made for her:
I don't know if she has opened her package yet, so I don't want to spoil the surprise by posting pictures. I will try to post them tomorrow! Have a great night, and thanks again LinAnn!
I have never used these Prismacolor markers before, but I am VERY excited! They have a fine and a broad tip!!!! Here are some pics of everything else that was included:
Do you see the cute card she made me? Looks like LinAnn has an Imagine!
LOVE the bling and the fun flowers! Thanks sooooo much LinAnn! I can't wait to play with all my new items!I sent a stocking to PigLover. Here's a sneak peek of the stocking I made for her:
I don't know if she has opened her package yet, so I don't want to spoil the surprise by posting pictures. I will try to post them tomorrow! Have a great night, and thanks again LinAnn!
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
A little something for my classroom...
So, I have a few students that are struggling with even and odd numbers. I decided to use my trusty Cricut, Gypsy, and my brand new Gingerbread cartridge (Thanks again Penny at Light Whimsy!) to make these adorable "even" and "odd" houses:
I used Recollections paper for all of the cuts. The houses and layers were cut at 11 1/2". (I cut off the window and the doors so that I would have more room for the numbers) The numbers are from Opposites Attract and were cut at 4 1/2". The arrows are from Don Juan. I "unlinked" the width and height so that they were skinnier and longer. They were cut at 0.77" w by 2.40" h. The words "even" and "odd houses" are from Cherry Limeade. They were welded together and cut at 3.10" h.
Then I used my white Gelly Roll pen to trace over the letters. They were laminated, and then I put magnet tape on the back of both houses so that they will stick right onto my wipe off board in the front of the classroom.
Each number stands for a number in the "ones" place. The arrows show...If you were to put a number (let's say 2) in front of each number you would have: 21, 23, 25, 27, and 29. These will all still be "odd" numbers. Same thing if you put a 3 in front of each number 31, 33, 35, 37, 39, and so on. When a student has a question about even/odd numbers all I have to say is, "Is it in the even house or the odd house?" When I taught kindergarten my little ones grasped this concept so quickly because of the houses that we made together. Now, I am using this as a review for my 2nd graders. I have found that this REALLY helps my students remember the difference between even and odd numbers.
I hope this quick idea will be able to help your students, children, grandchildren, or friends! Happy crafting to you all!
<3 Kristy
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Stylish Blog Award!
Thanks Sheila at She's a Sassy Lady for this fabulous blog award!
As part of accepting this award I need to list 8 things about myself and pass it along to 8 other bloggers.
1. My husband and I have been BLESSED immensely this year!
2. I am absolutely in LOVE with our one-year-old daughter (whom will SOON have our last name!)
3. Paper crafting IS my relaxation...the cleaning up afterwords is not! ;)
4. I have a HUGE sweet tooth!
5. I teach 2nd grade, and am loving it! (Holla to my amazing teammates Christianna & Krista!)
6. I love anything pink! (especially my hubbie in a pink shirt!)
7. I HAVE to have coffee (with my creamer) in the am!
8. I REALLY need a visit from the Dog Whisperer! (My dogs Bob & Hope having been really acting out lately...ie: eating the couch to pieces! Yikes)
And the Stylish Blogger Award goes to.....
1. Leinad at Scrap Stickle Pop
2. the Bean at Greenbean's Crafterole
3. Liza & Rina at Hoo's Crafty
4. Kristi at Little Paper Sprinkles
5. Sammye Jo at 62 Cards
6. Liz at Liz's Paper Loft
7. Penny at Light Whimsy
8. Sentimental Scrapper at My Craft Spot
Make sure you "hop" on over to their blogs for some great ideas!!! Thanks Again!
<3 Kristy
As part of accepting this award I need to list 8 things about myself and pass it along to 8 other bloggers.
1. My husband and I have been BLESSED immensely this year!
2. I am absolutely in LOVE with our one-year-old daughter (whom will SOON have our last name!)
3. Paper crafting IS my relaxation...the cleaning up afterwords is not! ;)
4. I have a HUGE sweet tooth!
5. I teach 2nd grade, and am loving it! (Holla to my amazing teammates Christianna & Krista!)
6. I love anything pink! (especially my hubbie in a pink shirt!)
7. I HAVE to have coffee (with my creamer) in the am!
8. I REALLY need a visit from the Dog Whisperer! (My dogs Bob & Hope having been really acting out lately...ie: eating the couch to pieces! Yikes)
And the Stylish Blogger Award goes to.....
1. Leinad at Scrap Stickle Pop
2. the Bean at Greenbean's Crafterole
3. Liza & Rina at Hoo's Crafty
4. Kristi at Little Paper Sprinkles
5. Sammye Jo at 62 Cards
6. Liz at Liz's Paper Loft
7. Penny at Light Whimsy
8. Sentimental Scrapper at My Craft Spot
Make sure you "hop" on over to their blogs for some great ideas!!! Thanks Again!
<3 Kristy
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