No Shirt, No Shoes, No Ink, No Glitter, No Craftroom....

Hi everyone, today I am a guest designer on Shesasassy Lady.  This quick banner was not made in my craft room.  We are traveling for the Holidays, and I had the bright idea that I would have time to make something while I was gone.  I packed my Cricut, Gypsy, White, and red cardstock and a paper pad from GCD studios called Home for the Holidays.  I also packed my ATG, and nothing else.  What was I thinking?  And with the help of my inlaws, they provided a hole punch and some double sided foam tape that you use for putting down carpeting, and white ribbon, this is what I came up with.

I used Tis the Season for the Mittens and Cardinal, Jolly Holiday's for Winter Wishes, and Christmas for the Snowflakes.  The Mittens were cut with their layers at 6.11 tall using the Gypsy.  Winter Wishes was cut at 3.12 tall along with it's layers, the cardinal was cut at 2.29 tall along with it's layers, and the snowflakes were cut at 2.5 tall.

It sure is hard making something without all of your supplies at your finger tips.  It needs ink and glitter, and my craftroom!

I hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas, Thanks Sheila for allowing me to be a guest designer, until next time,  Beth.

Circle Magazine Challenge using Sophie

I made this for the Monthly Circle Magazine Challenge on the Circle Blog.  This month's challenge requires you to use Sophie the Exclusive Circle cart.  It has some really pretty images on it.  I used the snowflake and the birdhouse for some of the ornaments, I also used JOTS for the Christmas Bulb.  I made gift bags using Tags, Bags, Boxes and More.  I got the snowman and tree from Hobby Lobby.  I just love this color combination.  Hope you do too.  Beth

3-D Card

Hi Everyone, I created this 3-D card over the weekend using Christmas and George carts for the cricut.

The front is very simple, but I just love the house cuts on Christmas, they are some of my favorite.

On the inside I welded the Trees from Christmas, and and Oval and rectangle from George.  I made the inside cuts so when the cards is closed it folds up.  thanks for dropping by to visit today.  I just love guests to my blog.

Beth