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Getting Cricky's "Snow Much Fun" Blog Hop!

Welcome to the "Snow Much Fun" Getting Cricky Blog Hop!!

 

We're so happy you could join us for this month's Getting Cricky Design Team Blog Hop!! In addition to Kristal and the Senior Design Team, we look forward to introducing you to the rest of our NEW Junior Design Team (be sure to visit Kristal's Blog to see ALL of our "new additions"!!)... Each of us, along with our Special Guest - Patty from "Creative Diva", are so pleased to have you here with us!! Throughout the hop, you'll see NEW ideas for creating cards and projects with Kristal's stamps sets!!

If you've hopped along from DEB'S BLOG then you are in the right place!! If you are just joining me from your dashboard, or reading this via email, please be sure to CLICK HERE to start at the beginning with Kristal's blog (you'll want to catch up on all the FUN!!)...

Each of Kristal's stamp sets benefit charity. At least $1 per stamp set goes to benefit the charity noted on the stamp set package. Kristal is donating to the following charities: Cancer Angels, Storefront Shelter for Homeless Children, Intrepid & Fallen Heroes, E. Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, Doorways Shelter for Women & Children (Domestic Violence), Wayside House for Women, Camp Good Days & Special Times, Adopt a Classroom, and Autism Research Institute. Kristal will donate $1 for every stamp set sold, retail or wholesale to the charity noted; and over time believes this will add up to some wonderful miracles for these special people. So you can feel good that each time you purchase a K Andrew Designs art stamp set, someone around the country is receiving some good help!

K Andrew's stamps are all made and assembled here in the USA, which is very important to Kristal. This ensures all product materials are safe and that jobs are being provided and maintained here in America.  You can learn even more about Kristal's stamps (and pick some up for yourself) by visiting her online store: K Andrew Designs:

 

Kristal's stamp sets are perfect for cards, layouts, and so much more...

For my project, I'm featuring the Winter Wishes set! For more details or to make this set YOURS, please click on the preview:

And here's my little card to share with you today!

supplies: CS: White, green, blue (Bazzill); DP: My Mind's Eye (I think!) and a bit of Echo Park; snowman die cut (Winter Frolic Cricut Cartridge cut at 3.25"); speech bubble die cut: My Favorite Things; sentiment: Winter Wishes (K Andrew Design)

Sometimes I think the simplest sentiments can offer the biggest statements, don't you think? I just love this snowman saying "Brrr" from the Winter Wishes set! *lol* I think he's awfully cute, too - don't yout think?

Hope you enjoyed the card I created for you today! Now that you're done here, be sure to head on over to KRISTAN'S BLOG to check out what she has in store for you!

Happy Friday!

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Tiffany Tutor Video: Snowglobe

Hey All!

I'm back with another Tiffany Tutor Video!

Today, I'm going to show you how I play with the Snowglobe set:

 

Here's the preview image of the Snowglobe set!

And here's my finished card:

supplies: CS: red (PaperTrey Ink); Solar White (Neenah); DP: Echo Park; digital stamp: Snowglobe (Tiffany Doodles); sentiment: Winter Wishes set (K Andrew Designs); ink: Tuxedo Black (Memento); doily die: My Favorite Things; ribbon: SU!; Copic Markers; Glossy Accents

As you can see, I had a great time playing with this fun image! The snowglobe image is just too fun! I might try to add glitter someday too! :)

Hope I've inspired you to try something fun! Thanks for watching and stopping by! Have a fabulous Wednesday!

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get WHALE soon!

Hi again everyone! I was planning on posting this tomorrow, but tonight will have to do - I've got some challenges I need to enter this in! For my Skipping Stones Design post, go HERE!

When I'm in a creative rut, I usually turn to You Tube - there are so many fabulous crafters out there that have a TON of ideas. There are lots of techniques I haven't tried yet when it comes to my scrapbooking and cardmaking so usually when I turn to You Tube, I find something that inspires me!

Here's a fold I've never tried before - it's a side-step card and I used THIS video to help me...

supplies: CS: kraft: Bazzill; light blue, red, blue (SU!); white (Neenah); DP: Basic Grey; whale: Create a Critter whale cut at 3" (Cricut); sentiment: Splash-tastic Summer (K Andrew Designs Stamps); square punch, scalloped square punch (SU!); twine: The Twinery; waves die: Taylored Expressions (I think!): Swiss Dots Embossing Folder (Cuttlebug)

Ok, so I admit I had created this card base a few weeks ago - I had every intention of using it on a different card... But the images I had in mind for that card didn't get colored properly and I had an accident with an eyball... *lol*

Anyway, I came across this card base the other day and was inspired by this new sentiment set I purchased at K Andrew Designs (just tried out for their DT, btw - keep your fingers crossed!) - I thought it go well with the cute whale on the Create-A-Critter Cricut cart I've been neglecting. :)

Linking up to:

CCEE1143 - Make a funny get well card.
Paper Playtime #59 - Anything Goes: Past or Present Project
Paper Pretties: Use a Sentiment
Come & Get it Challenges: Anything Goes
Our Creative Corner: Fancy Folds

What do you think? Yay for using my Cricut! One self-challenge down! Yippee!

Thanks for stopping by!