Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Cuttlebug Be Inspired #32
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Cuttlebug Be Inspired #30
Friday, May 1, 2009
Spa Retreat Weekend- Mother's day mini album
Emboss cardstock with Stylized Flowers embossing folder, ink, and add Stickles to flowers. Take white cardstock and use Glimmer Mist and border punch on one end if desired. Adhere to debossed side of the tags.
Cuttlebug Challenge, Relax, Rejuvenate, Be Inspired!
Thank you for joining the Cuttlebug Challenge blog hop today! Make sure you visit all the Design Team blogs and "collect" the flowers! I chose the Hibiscus as my flower because thinking about it transports me to a beautiful sandy beach in Hawaii, where I can lounge around all day sipping cold alcoholic beverages and get a great tan! LOL I've never been to Hawaii, but the Hibiscus, to me, is a symbol for that beautiful tropical island, and it definitely relaxes me! The Hibiscus is a versatile flower with uses ranging from tea to medicine and paper to grass skirts. There are over 200 known species of Hibiscus!
Special Thank You to all of our generous sponsors!!
Blythe terrarium Etsy store
Monogrammed Robe By Tammy Etsy store
Bella Bee designs Etsy store
Ferris Wheels Wonderful gift set for PC comfort Etsy store
Delicious fun Handmill soap from SavonShoppe Etsy store
How about some Java to help us rejuvenate?
Katheryn Etsy store
What's a party without Sweets, eh?
Laura's Sweet store
How about a set of Handpainted coffee mugs?
Mary's Etsy store
How about a set of Blooming towel basket?
Christie's Etsy Store
How about some indulgent bath soap? (Fragrance may vary)
Nicki's Etsy Store
How about a manicure and pedicure kit?
Erzulie's Cosmetics Etsy store
Complete Spa basket with bath salt, eye pillow etc..
TuttieLou Designs Etsy store
How about Divine chocolate soaps?
Southern Vermont Soap Etsy store
Spa Gift Basket
Connie's Boutique Etsy Store
And don't forget to check these Design Team member's blogs for some give-aways too!
Karen M K&Co goodies
Amber Ribbon & Martha Stewart stamp set
Eva TBD
Maggie Uhu Glue
Ching SEI Windsor
Christine Basic Grey
Lea Scenic Route Sonoma papers
Danni Small Spa basket
Nathalia vintage ribbon/trim/lace
Jen P. Paisley Embossing Folder
Spike Arbonne, a pot of Glitter Ritz Glitter & a set of Spellbinders Nesties
Mrs. J Lush bath bomb, a candle and maybe a couple of other little surprises
Cassie Lavender goodies Sachet and pillow mist
To be eligible for the great prizes, make sure you:
Visit each blog in order
"Follow" each blog
Leave a comment on each blog
Grab the name of the blogger
Grab the name of the blogger's flower
Email Cuttlebug Challenge with the name of the bloggers and flowers by the end of the weekend
Make sure you start at Cuttlebug Challenge to collect all the flowers in order!
Be sure to visit Becky's blog for more blog hop fun and to collect the next flower!
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Cuttlebug Be Inspired #29
This week, the challenge was to make a Mother's Day card w/matching envelope using the Shopping Boutique digi stamps from MyGrafico. Here's my card:
These little images are super cute and were really fun to work with. Thank you, MyGrafico!
And don't forget our Spa Retreat Weekend starting Friday, May 1st!! It's going to be soooo much fun! You won't want to miss it! Awesome tutorials, wonderful prizes, a fun blog hop... make sure you stop by Cuttlebug Challenge to get started at 8 am EST on Friday!
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Cuttlebug Be Inspited #28
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Happy Tax Day!
paper: DCWV
cardstock from stash
flowers and crystal swirls: Prima
misc: rhinestones
Threading Water punch
Cricut Expression used with Accent Essentials, Doodlecharms, and Printing 101
TFL!
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Spa Retreat Weekend at Cuttlebug Challenge!

Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Cuttlebug Be Inspired #26
This week's Cuttlebug Be Inspired challenge is to make an Easter card with embossed vellum.
Front:
Inside:
I decided to use a clear SheetLoad acetate sheet for the base of my card. I cut the Easter egg on the Cricut using Doodlecharms; 2 vellum, and 2 cardstock eggs.
I inked the edges of the cardstock eggs with lavender Dew Drop Brilliance ink, and adhered one to the inside and one on the back of the card. Then I traced the egg on the front of the card and cut it into an egg shape. I embossed my large vellum egg with the Cuttlebug using Perfect Paisley and the small egg using Swiss Dots. I used the lavender ink again to bring out the embossing.
I adhered the large vellum egg to the front of the card and added a strip of green cardstock for a
"grassy" look. I tore the top edge and inked using CTMH Sweet Leaf ink. I stamped "egg hunt" on the front using black StazOn ink. I tied a little yellow ribbon around the bottom of the egg, added 2 Prima flowers on the left, and the small vellum egg on the right.
TFL!
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Cuttlebug Be Inspired #25
This week's challenge is an inter-site challenge, and sponsored by SheetLoad. They were very generous and sent the Design Team some clear and frosted acetate sheets. I used one of the clear sheets. It measures 8.5" x 5.5". We were also given a Sheetload sketch:
I made a wall hanging:First I cut my background sheet one inch smaller (7.5 x 4.5). I adhered it to the back of the acetate so I can journal on the back if I choose to.
I cut 2 more smaller pieces of patterned paper and embossed one with Bloom Dots on the Cuttlebug. I inked over the embossing a little to help it to stand out more. After adhering my photo, I added flowers (Prima and Imaginisce), crystals (Prima), and a ghost letter (Heidi Swapp). To make the letter more noticable, I added some acrylic paint around the edges and also tied a little ribbon.
Make sure you stop by Cuttlebug Challenge to check out the rest of the Design Team's projects, and also the Sheetload giveaway!!
While you're visiting the challenge blog, make sure you take a few minutes to complete the Provo Craft survey!



