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Child Theme Cartridges w/ MCCR




Hi friends,
Happy Monday!  Today we are looking at some Child Theme cartridges.  By no means are they just for children, however, the images make it so easy for layouts, cards and projects for the kiddos.

I decided to put away the cards and work on a couple of layouts.  I am so behind in my pictures (like 3 years, opps, time flies!)

With the first layout, I used A Child's Year and Plantin Schoolbook...

  • A Child's Year: Happy Birthdays cut at 4"
  • Plantin Schoolbook: shift 3"

 I love the silhouette look on this cartridge.

  • A Child's Year: Birthday 1 image cut at 3.5"
  • A Child's Year: Birthday 1 cut at 3.5"


The next layout, I used the new cartridges: The First Few Years and When I was a Kid...

  • The First Few Years: sleep baby cut at 2.5" in blue
  • The First Few Years: Moon and Starts cut at 4" in yellow (added blue behind the eye and mouth of moon)
  • The First Few Years: star cut at 1.5"
  • When I was a Kid: 3 cut at 1.25"
  • When I was a Kid: months cut at 1" (welded together in CCR)


Hope you have a blessed day and thanks for stopping by,
 

Comments

  1. Adorable! Thank you for contributing such a cute project!
    ~Erica
    My Cricut Craft Room

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  2. Darling layout. And that's a really cute baby, too! ~ Marilyn

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