Disney World Album pt. 4

Bought this album at Michael's as I had run out of room in the other album. This made me happy though as it meant I had taken lots of photos.


Cricut: Street Sign


Cricut: Zoobaloo

Cricut: Serif

Disney World Album pt. 3

Cricut: Street Sign


Cricut: Tinkerbell

Cricut: Life's A Beach

Cricut: Graphically Speaking (discover), Tinkerbell (magic)

Cricut: Plantin Schoolbook

Disney World Album pt. 2

Cricut: Street Sign


Cricut: Hannah Montana

Cricut: Cuttin' Up , Accent Essentials

Disney World Album pt. 1

Blogger is being finicky today so I need to post these in little bits. I did our WDW albums last fall within weeks of our vacation. Most opf my inspiration came from sketches.

I purchased the album in Epcot on our last day in Disney.


Cricut: Mickey Mouse

Cricut: Street Sign

Cricut: George and Basic Shapes

Always

Lifted from: prbloom from SCS

I had so much fun making birthday cards with MDS yesterday that I went ahead and built some Valentine's cards with the Always set.


Lifted from: danceriley from SCS


Lifted from: qvande from SCS

Lifted from: stampspaperglitter from SCS

I actually prefer to print the cards onto quality matte inkjet paper but since I have a bunch of crappy photo paper left I printed on that this time. That's why there's a sheen to the cards.

Party Hearty

Lifted from: suebay from SCS

All of the following cards are made using only SU! My Digital Studio. I had some birthday cards to make and realized half of my crafting stuff is still at the plumbing shop. I borrowed my designs from the Splitcoast Stampers website. Underneath each card is a link to my inspiration card.


Lifted from: snoetzel from SCS


Lifted from: palomine from SCS

Lifted from: CraftyJennie from SCS

2009 Christmas Thank You

SU! My Digital Studio

I made this card using only MDS. I still can't figure out how to get exact measurements but I'm working on it. I printed it on high quality inkjet paper and then mounted it onto plain white cardstock. I love how it turned out and you can hardly tell the ribbon on it isn't real.