chocolate, bunnies and eggs oh my!

Here come peter cotton tail hoppin down the bunny trail.... hipppy hopppity Easters on it's way

love breakin out into song!!!

I made the above Easter bags from my daughter and two guys that I take care of on Saturday nights.
I used we R memory keepers paper "Cotton tail" with my cricut cart "stretch your imagination" to create the background which is a frame :) of a card.... which I added to meet the challenge being held at Cardz tv - frame.  To make the bags I used Close to My Heart "Art Philosophy" Cricut car. 

 The bag above I also used stretch your imagination for the chocolate bunny and basket

 The bunny on this bag is using paper dolls for everyday

I used CTMH stamps to stamp the kids names on the back of the bag

 My daughter's is pink and I used the cricut cartridge "Lyrical letters"

 for the tags I used once again my trusty cricut and the cart "plantin school book".

The stamp on the tag is from CTMH "say it in style"  and an easter egg from hero arts

I would like to enter the bags into the following challenges:

there was so many challenges that inspired me to create these so sorry if you have a limit... I had to recognize you all!!!

always crafting: creative Monday - anything but a card, gingerloft challenges- anything but a card, Simply create - bunny, card crafter's circle - chocolate bunnies, the crafters cafe - spring colours, tuesday throwdown - #92, sassy cheryl's - soft pastels, the stampin boutique - pastels, pal paper arts - colour, little miss muffet - spring colours, paper crafting journey - photo inspiration, all sorts challenge - bingo (pink, ribbon and green), incy wincy designs - Easter/Colour, Simon says - favorite tool (of course my cricut), cute card thursday - candy, my craft spot - easter, cooking with cricut - easter, paper lovin gals - photo inspiration, freshly brewed - tie it up - and that my friends is it!    Love following everyone's blogs and I hope that someone has inspiration from mine :) 

Sending hearts... 

monos/inchies

So I believe that most people call them inchies but the group that I am in have had some pressure to change the name because they are not true inchies.  I have never made an inchie before - had fun making it.  I do hope that I don't disappoint the other ladies in the group- the flower and the square the flower is sitting on is made with the cricut - Plantin Schoolbook both at 1" .  I then found some small buttons and sewed them onto the flower added glue and presto - my first inchies/monos

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Congratulations

Happy Sunday everyone!

Yesterday I had a friends backyard wedding reception to attend. I have been starting to experiment with cards and made the below card for them.  Now the colour in the pic looks pink but I would say it truly more burgundy than pink,  I used Plantin Schoolbook cartridge to create the card and the envelope, Sophistication for the frame and wild cards for the couple.   I stickled the scroll on the right of the card using Gold.  Inside I stamped  "Congratulations".

the card standing up - see my cats cute little feet... she always wants to be in the pictures

close up of the stickle gold 

Thanks for looking!  Have a great Sunday,

Kimberly 

first time

The weather is certainly warm out.  I have been busy doing some home improvement duties but managed to get in some scrap time.  I have no pics of the one I am working on but wanted to share my first misting page.

On the cruise Sarah and my dad were up dancing,  my dad having a bit too much fun caused my daughter to go into a laughing fit.  

To make the flowers I used the Cricut cartridge graphically speaking, the circle is all mixed up and the letters is Plantin school book.    When I get a moment I will take a picture of the flowers close up so you can see the sparkles from the misting. Today I bought some Stickles and tattered angels glam glitter paint.  

Well chat again soon,

Kimberly