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 Happy Monday and welcome to another Monday challenge! Challenge #336- Pumpkins Make a project about pumpkins.  But there has to be a least one cut from the Cricut Library! This Weeks Sponsor And the prize is- A $10 coupon code for anything in the store! To qualify for the prize,  be sure to use at least 1 Cricut cut  on your project and if it's not obvious, let us know what cartridge you used.  If you use a Cricut Explore machine, at least one cut must be from the Cricut catalog of images. If it isn't a card, you will get two entries into the drawing! My Project: To Create this Card I Used: Paper Dolls for Everyday - Boy and pumpkin 3 Birds on Parade - Sentiment distressing ink Thank you so much for stopping by! Blessings,

 Happy Monday and welcome to another Monday challenge! Challenge #30 7 -At the Beach Make a project about anything beachy! This Weeks Sponsor Dreaming Tree SVG's The winner will receive a $20 Gift Certificate! To qualify for the prize, be sure to use at least 1 Cricut cut on your project and if it's not obvious, let us know what cartridge you used. If you use a Cricut Explore machine, at least one cut must be from the Cricut catalog of images. If it isn't a card, you will get two entries into the drawing! Here is my project- To create this card I used the chair card cut from the Life is a Beach cartridge. I cut the sand and water images out from Everyday Paper Dolls cricut cartridge and added them to orginal card cut, the sand behind the chair and the water in front. The umbrella and the chair layers I also cut using the Life is a Beach cartridge. I used Design Space to size everything to where I needed it to be. "Relax" is...

Well, the baby book is done and given to my friend as a shower gift and now I feel like I can post the pictures of the layout. Didn't want to do it sooner in case she decided to check out the blog and get a spoiler. So, here are the finished layouts. For this layout I used the Noah's ABCs and the Create a Critter Cricut Cartridge. A Child's Year and Graphically Speaking Boys will be Boys Every Day Paper Dolls Create a Critter Hope you enjoyed the baby book tour! Till next time,

Here are some more fun layouts for your enjoyment. The first is based of a sketch that Let's Scrap had up for a recent challenge. I only used the right side to enter the challenge and my take is below. This was a very fun layout to make. I used DCWV's My Sunshine Stack. I used the Create a Critter and the Lovely Floral Cricut Cartridges for the flags and the banner at the bottom.  This layout used the Boys Will Be Boys and Everyday Paper Dolls Cricut cartridges. The paper is from DCWV's My Sunshine Stack. The title on this layout is cut from the Life's a Beach Cricut Cartridge. Till next time,

What says more about summer than BBQing? It's one of my favorite things and we do it a lot! Although I have to admit, I probably like it more because that means I don't have to cook :) LOL! So, this week's challenge on the Fantabulous Cricut  blog is to make a project using hotdog, hamburger etc (bbq foods). Since we tend to have a lot of BBQs at our house I decided to create an invitation! Check it out. The BBQer and the BBQ & steak cuts came from the Everyday Paper Dolls Cricut Cartridge, the Sentiment "You're Invited" came from the Sentimentals Cricut cartridge, and the "BBQ" came from the Jasmine Cricut Cartridge.  I had to use a steak because I love my steak and it's my favorite thing to eat off the BBQ!!! The background paper comes from Me And My Big Ideas Boy stack. Mmmm I'm hungry! Now it's your turn. Upload your creation to Fantabulous Cricut !

Welcome to the first day of summer, doesn't that thought just warm you right up?! I'm so ready for summer, especially since our first camping trip of the season is coming up very soon! That brings me to this weeks challenge at Cookin With Cricut . We are to create a project that features a BBQ or Picnic theme, or an item you would find at one of those events. I decided to create a layout ahead of time for pictures that I know I will take of BBQs I know we will have! I created this layout using the Father's Day Cricut Solutions Cartridge. I used this cart to cut out the BBQ you see in the above picture. Everyday Paper Dolls was also used to make the BBQ guy and the little BBQer. (the other two embellishments came out of a swap, so I'm not sure what carts were used to make them). The paper comes from DCWV's The Guy stack. Now, it's your turn to upload your project to Cookin With Cricut .

My son turned 2 recently and has a small obsession with trains, well anything with wheels and or flys. So, I decided to do a simple train theme for his birthday. I made his birthday banner using Create a Critter cartridge for the train cars carrying the letters, Everyday Paper Dolls for the caboose and the conductor, and Boys will be Boys for the engine. I just got the Yours Story Book Binder and Laminator, so I decided to laminate each part of the train so that it would last longer and plan to put it up in his room as wall decor. All in all it turned out pretty good!