Showing posts with label Gypsy Font. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gypsy Font. Show all posts

Thursday, January 27, 2011

A Different Kind of Scrapping...

Wow, have things gotten busy around here!  So I haven't had a moment to scrap - in the traditional sense - but I have been busy creating all sorts of things.  Mostly school related and a lot of preparing for my son's 5th birthday - busy, busy, busy!  So I wanted to do a quick post (and yes, I am very aware of the time - it's when I do my best work, lol!) to show you all what I've been up to the last couple days.  I can't show you the invitations of my son's birthday yet because they are going to be mailed tomorrow and I don't want to ruin the surprise, but I can't wait to post them next week!  I will, however, show you some of the school projects...

Last week I was chaperoning a trip to Disney.  Now my group of kids is really special and I wanted us all to look the same, so I bought t-shirts and my nephew helped me design and iron them on.  I loved the way they turned out and the kids loved them too! (We were the only ones that had matching shirts)

I couldn't get the picture below to rotate, so you will have to turn your heads to see the design close up.  For years now I've had a name for my groups along with a symbol and chant.  It's all really fun, but the two C's you see is the symbol.  


This is the back of my shirt...


Next is a vinyl project (my love for vinyl continues!).  At my school, we have a themed Gallery opening every 2 months where we feature paintings and artwork as well as student work.  Tonight we had a gallery opening called...

Now, the frames are not from the Cricut, our Media Specialist had those.  But everything else is Cricut, of course!  The title is a play on words (instead of Past Tense, Past Tens, since its all about the decades). I created it with my gypsy. I used Plantin Schoolbook, Cherry Limeade and Gypsy Font - all welded, of course!

Finally, tonight my sister needed to create a poster to hang in her classroom tomorrow, so again it was time to create.  I used my go to font for school - Mickey Font - and welded it on my gypsy.  For this I added a lot of texture.  You will see below...






So although I haven't actually scrapped, I've done quite a bit of creating!  
I hope you've enjoyed seeing what I've been up to.  I hope to have a layout to share by this weekend since I will be cropping with my friends.  
Thanks for stopping by and come back soon!

Thursday, December 23, 2010

Christmas Cheer Layout and Blog Candy Winner!

Only 2 more days, everybody...Anyone else feeling the clock ticking?  Well I am!  I've been trying to wrap and get things done, but it's a little difficult with my kiddos around.  I had a little time today thanks to my husband, but not enough to really put a dent into my to do list.  But I did create something that I love, but can't show on the blog yet because it's a secret till Christmas.  I promise to post afterwards.  

Today, I wanted to show one of my Christmas layouts.  It mainly uses the cartridge that it is titled for, Christmas Cheer.  But I wanted to create gingerbread looking cookies on the right and I don't have that new cartridge, but I have plenty others that I opted for including Stretch Your Imagination for the gingerbread and George for the star.  There are lots of close ups, just scroll...










I also wanted to announce the winner of the Blog Candy from last week's Fantabulous Cricut Crawl.  A BIG THANK YOU to all of you who stopped by my blog, commented and even became followers!  I feel honored.  So without further ado, the winner is Nicolle, who said...

Wow I love your project. What a beautiful collage and your work is awesome. I became a follower. thanx for the opportunity to win....:) 

You have two weeks to claim your prize!  I've emailed you and hope to hear back from you soon!  


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Sunday, December 5, 2010

Personalized Holiday Ornaments

Hello everyone!  Last year I learned how to create these beautiful glitter ornaments in just a few steps.  There are tons of tutorials online and I see this year quite a few people have made some similar.  I had made them the night before Christmas last year in hopes to maybe put outside some special christmas presents but it got late and I didn't get a chance.  When I opened up my box of ornaments this year, there they were, but this time I decided to personalize them and use them on my tree.  I let my kiddos pick their favorite color and then on my gypsy I welded their names in different fonts.  I used Don Juan for MJ, for Sofia I used Sesame Street Font and for the others I used Gypsy Font.  I then took out my vinyl to cut them out and add to each ornament.  So here are my ornaments and their cute recipients...






We finished trimming our tree tonight and it was so fun watching the kids get involved in this for the first time this year.  The holiday spirit is all around us and I absolutely love it!

One more quick project I wanted to share.  Last night was my sister and brother-in-law's 27th year anniversary and I made them a special card.  It is very simple and doesn't use the cricut, but I like the way it turned out and wanted to share...

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