Scrapbook Blessings Club

September Cricut Cart Hop    We are so happy you could join us.  You should have came from   LE Paper Studio   .   If you happened by my blog or are joining me from your dashboard, head over to  Luisa   to start at the beginning.  We don't want you to miss any of the fun!    My scrappy-crafty friends  each selected different Cricut cartridges that they would like to showcase for you today.   This is a one day blog hop, and we appreciate you leaving a comment letting use know what you think and telling us what is your most favorite cartridge to create with. For my project I did a layout for my girls' scrapbook... The cartridges I used for the hop are: Teddy Bear Parade- bears cut at 3" Lacy Labels- frames cut at 4x6" Plantin Schoolbook- grass  Doodle Charms- sun cut at 1.75" Wall Decor and More- sentiment cut at 2" Once Upon a Princesss- castle cut at 3.5" Thanks for stopping by for this month...

Hi Friends!  Sandy from Scrapbook Blessings here to show you another card tutorial for She's a Sassy Lady .  I have been on a teddy bear kick lately and was inspired (link is below) to make every bear on the Teddy Bear Parade cart from Cricut. So I wanted to show you my little tips in making a lot of diecuts for future projects in a short time. Here is my Inspiration Bear... So let the teddy bear assembly line begin!!!! You need a bear (cut at 3"), glue pen, black scrap card stock, pink and tan color pencils, white gel pen, black sharpie  Using the sharpie marker, fill in the nose, draw the mouth and the ear creases all following the cut lines on the die cut  Flip the bear over and adhere a piece of the black card stock over the eye holes (tip: no one is going to see the back so you don't need to waste paper and cut another place bear in black unless you want a shadow, just use scrap pieces. I do this ALL the time) Using the color ...

Hi Friends!  I was feeling scrappy today so I decided to do some challenge cards.  So in keeping with the Teddy Bear Parade theme here are a couple of them... First is the New Years Bear.  He is a wobble bear.  Do you know how hard it is to take a picture of him in motion, lol?!?!?  Linking this guy up to... Craftin' Boutique Challenges - anything goes  Second is this cutie!  I did this for Die Cuttin Divas- back to school.  Can you tell I am ready to do the happy dance?!?!  For this card, I was going for the chalk board look, kinda messy but a lot of fun! This card is my Jessie's favorite. I did her for the Paper Playtime pearl challenge.  Was going for the rock in the ocean effect, lol. .. Last but not least... I did a cute girl pirate for Twisted Tuesday Challenge - pink outdoors. The inside says happy birthday in balloons.   To get more inspiration for the Teddy Bear Parade, check out My Crafting Chann...

Hi Scrappy Friends!  Today is "Would You Ever Guess @ My Cricut Craft Room"- Using a Border Feature.  I chose to do a step fold card this time using Teddy Bear Parade, Doodlecharms and Wild Card carts... TBP cart: Bear cut at 3" (make sure Real Dial Size is off that way the outfit cuts at the right size) DC cart: Heart Border cut at 1", 1.5" and 2" (don't you love it, a ton of hearts with just 3 die cuts) WC cart: I Love You cut at 2" WITH Real Dial Size ON! To make it a little easier for me when making my bears.... I just tape a piece of scrap black paper to the back of the head for the eyes Use a black sharpie marker for the nose Pink color pencil to fill in the ears Tan/peach color pencil for the muzzle and belly White gel pen to give some dimension with the eyes and nose Black fine tip marker pen for eyelashes, bottom of the ears and the mouth. The bear is raised up using pop up tape. Love just cutting off one big piece, ve...