Simple Flower Card

I made this fun simple card in just minutes...I embossed some white cardstock with a Cuttlebug folder called Traffic Jam. Then added it to my card base which is 5x5".
Then added a chevron zig zag in green, a prima flower & a brad in the center. So quick, fun

 & easy.

Black background-Bright Colors

First I cut a black piece of cardstock just a bit smaller than 5x7" to fit my card base & I embossed it with a cuttlebug folder.......

I cut the circle & flower & branch with my Expression/Cricut machine. I made a green & lavender layer with paper & then added some bright orange prima flowers. Added some pretty yellow brads to the centers.

I then added a couple chevron strips that I had in my stash & a cockatoo bird up top & viola, I was done.

Beautiful You Card

Wreath Card

Here's a card I made using the Martha Stewart branch punch for the wreath. I actually did more to this card after taking the photo, I used stickles all over the wreath & it's stunning if I must say. I also used some StampinUp polka dot scalloped Cherry Cobbler ribbon. Again I used the Co'ordinations glitter cardstock.

Candy Cane Card

Another fun card to make, Christmas cards are my all time favorite. I cut the candy canes from the Christmas Cheer cartridge {i think} then added some StampinUp ribbon, and the ribbon across the bottom is actually a Martha Stewart punch which I adore. :) The cardstock is a glitter paper from Co'ordinations. I also used cuttlebug using the candy cane folder...
I then cut the little scallop oval & stamped it with Noel & Viola....

Jingle All the Way

I use the Giant Snowflake cuttlebug folder for the background & used the Cricut cart. called Plantin Schoolbook for the black cityscape at the bottom. I used the Christmas Noel cartridge for the santa & sleigh.

Christmas Tree card

I made the tree using my Martha Stewart branch punch {love that punch} then I used stickles & liquid pearls on the branches. Added a few brads & twill ribbon. Stamped Merry Christmas across the top & used a cuttlebug folder called Geometric rings for the background.
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