Saturday, April 13, 2013

Make This Beautiful Card with your Cricut Machine

Card
WISHING YOU A BEAUTIFUL DAY by Laurel Seabrook   
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Card is 3 1/2 x 5 1/2"
Cardstock: American Crafts; Patterned paper, sentiment sticker: Jillibean Soup; Twine: May Arts; Buttons: Papertrey Ink; Electronic cutting machine: Cricut Expression® by Provo Craft; Sewing machine: Janome; Thread: Gütermann; Adhesive: Glue Dots, Scotch (ATG)
TABLESCAPES - SPRING & SUMMER
<BtrfySld> at 2 1/4" and 3"
  1. Cut the larger <BtrfySld> shape from a panel of patterned paper and cut the smaller <BtrfySld> shape from your desired cardstock and/or patterned paper.
  2. Layer the panel with the negative <BtrfySld> cut onto teal houndstooth paper and stitch around the edges of the negative cut.
  3. Zigzag stitch a strip of pink butterfly paper across the bottom of the panels then zigzag stitch the panels onto a block of white cardstock; adhere the block on the front of a white cardstock card base, trim the excess from the right edge, and round the bottom corners.
  4. Straight stitch around the edges of the smaller <BtrfySld> cut and adhere it over the larger negative <BtrfySld> cut.
  5. Layer a white twine bow, a large teal button, and a blue sentiment sticker on the smaller <BtrfySld> cut.
  6. Add a row of teal buttons across the pink butterfly paper strip.
Spring is here! I am sure many of you have been waiting for this season to come so you can leave the shorter days and colder weather of winter behind you. Right now as I am writing this, the sun is shining and I can hear the birds chirping outside my window. I just love it! This month's issue is filled with beautiful projects befitting the spring season. A perfect example is this lovely butterfly card by Laurel Seabrook. With happy colors, a beautiful butterfly cut with her Cricut® machine, and the sweetest of sentiments, it can't help but make your day even brighter. Find many other inspiring projects in the April issue of Cricut Magazine®

Happy creating!
Roree Portrait
Roree Rumph
Editor, Cricut Magazine®  

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