Ivy Lane Workshop on the Go G1075

Welcome to the Everything ABC's Blog Hop!

If you have just hopped onto my blog, please start at the beginning at Linda's Blog Scrappy Therapy

For this hop we will be featuring the letter D.  So mine is for  the D size stamp set that come with the Ivy Lane cardmaking Workshop On The Go G1075

The kit comes with everything you need to complete 15 cards with envelopes It uses the Art Philosophy Z1686 to make the cuts you see on the cards.  If you don't have a Cricut it shows you a pain shape to use.

It makes 5 each of 3 designs.  I also made the Magazine holder that I cut with the Artiste Cricut cartridge Z1790.  The kit includes cards and envelopes, D size stamp set, Gold Shimmer Tape, Sequin Dot Assortment, and Instructional Brochure.  

You can order yours here!

If you came her from Pam Trostle - Pam's Crafty Creations then your on the right track!

Thanks for stopping by.

Your next stop on our Everything ABC:s blog Hop is  Sharon Chapman

Here is the complete lineup in case you get lost along the way :)

1. Linda Norman- Scrappy Therapy

2. Lauren Moore- CTMH Craftings

3. Michelle Battitori -

4. Catherine Nowak ~ Catscrapbooking 

5. Jenny Gilbert - Jen's Creative Classroom

6.  Lisa Plummer - Flaunt Your Creativity

7. Cary Magnani - My Heart's Design 

8. Shalana Glass - Scrappin with Shalana

9. Pam Trostle - Pam's Crafty Creations 

10. Michele Pryor - Michele's Ink It Stamp It (Your are Here!)

11. Sharon Chapman - PaperFiesta

12 Anita Autore Cards and Coffee 

Base & Bling Style

Here is a fun video to show you how to make a great gift card to go with your Base and Bling wearable crafts.  It shows you how to cut the circle out for the round base.  Take a look and then go and create one of your own.

                      

Here is mine.  I just love how you can make it to be all about your story.

Your can see them and order it here!  Be sure to join my online gathering.

Artbooking Made Easy: Nursery Rhymes

Here are some layouts that use the shapes from pages 84 and 85 from the Artbooking Cricut Cartridge Z1906.  Be sure to take a look at the cute card too!

ProPlayer Happy Birthday Boy Card

Here is a card that I made for my January Class.  We used the plop technique for adding the paint splatters.  I love this technique it is a fun project.  Just be sure to ware an apron just in case there is some back splash!  I placed a project bag under to protect my surface.

You can see the how to on this video here
I am entering this in the H2H challenge.
I am entering this in the Mojo Monday challenge MOJO333.
I am entering this in the Fantabulous Cricut challenge


Products I used are:

Artbooking Cricut cartridge Z1906  pages 76, 83
ProPlayer paper pack  X7172B
Ruby Chevron Z1933
Slate Striped Twist Ties Z1864
Liquid Glass Z679
Triangle Studs   Z1928

Cardstock:
Ruby   X5927
White Daisy  1385

Inks:
Ruby   Z2270
Pear   Z2297
Hollyhock   Z228
Outdoor Denim  Z2240

Marker:
Honey   Z2415

Stamp set:
Joyful Birthday   B1419

Base & Bling at Its Finest

I love the new addition to our Base and Bling line.  You can see them all here





These are our new Wearable Crafts.  You won't want to miss out on this.  You can customize them to be all about you.  

Balloon Ride Gift Box

I needed a little gift box today so I decided to use my Artist Cricut Cartridge and make one.  I love the Balloon Paper pack.  So that is what I got out.  I loved the blue paper with all the wording on it.  I also have a thing for our Kraft paper.  I love how you can use it with anything.
I used the 3-D box from the Artist on page 69 and I cut it at 3 1/2"

Products that I used:

Balloon Paper pack X7180B
Kraft cardstock  Z1375
Black and Grey Sparkles Z1754
The Flower with the Button is from my stash
I cut up one of the clear plastic packaging that my Cricut cartridge came in to make the backing on the opening.

Thanks for stopping by.

Artbooking Made Easy: Sweet Smiles

Here is a sweet baby book with keepsake holders too.  It's made with the Artbooking Cricut cartridge. The cut are from pages 50 and 51 cut at 8".  Take a look and you are going to want to make one.

You can order yours here!