Wow! It took me longer to get back than I thought. I had wonderful news that the there is no sign of the cancer since my surgery and I've been healing enough to get back into crafting. A good incentive was a craft show which kept me busy crafting the last few weeks.
What I would like to share here is the "prayer" tag I made after I got the good news. I was walking around praying, "Thank You, Thank You, Thank You," and I realized I had to make my prayer tangible. Here it is:
The sunburst came from Cricut Small Talk, Frames and Tags.
The cross and dove came from Cricut New Testament.
The white rose came from Cricut Flower Shop.
I'm sorry I can't remember where this 'Thank You" came from. I'll have to look it up because I like this one and will use it again. (Paper Lace 2)
Some of the curls and leaves were from my cut scraps box - leftovers from other projects.
I was very happy with this. It says and shows exactly what my prayer was about. I hope you like it.
This is my first challenge entry in over a year, in one of my favorite challenges, Fantabulous Cricut. I realized that I could also enter Shopping Our Stash where the theme is "Thanks". Make sure you visit them.
Thank you for visiting.
Rae Ann
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You are invited to share with me the Joy there is in creating Art. I mean the "I can do it" and "it's fun" and "it's beautiful" kind of art, whether it is "museum quality" or not. Here you will find some of what I like to do and, I hope, share some of your joy, too.
Welcome to my blog, Rae Ann.
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Monday, April 22, 2013
A Flower Challenge at Exploring Cricut
Hello Everyone! Are you getting a taste of spring yet? To keep you in the mood for spring our challenge asks you to create a card, layout, or project that contains a flower. I created this tag.
I used Cricut Flower Shoppe to create the flowers, Picturesque to cut the tag (at 3 inches), the reinforcer for the hole and the leaves. and Cindy Loo for the swirls. The quote is from a Close to My Heart set that I bought at the recent stamping show. It's called Woman Quotes. This one is Mae West who states, "Too much of a good thing is wonderful." I think that applies to flowers.
Please join us with your project at Exploring Cricut. We look forward to seeing your creations.
Happy creating.
Rae Ann
I used Cricut Flower Shoppe to create the flowers, Picturesque to cut the tag (at 3 inches), the reinforcer for the hole and the leaves. and Cindy Loo for the swirls. The quote is from a Close to My Heart set that I bought at the recent stamping show. It's called Woman Quotes. This one is Mae West who states, "Too much of a good thing is wonderful." I think that applies to flowers.
Please join us with your project at Exploring Cricut. We look forward to seeing your creations.
Happy creating.
Rae Ann
Friday, March 8, 2013
Rainy Day Tag
Thursdays at My Papercrafting are the Totally Tags and ATC's challenges. I have to make a rainy day tag for a swap later in the month and I planned on using a PCW digi so this was a perfect fit.
The challenge theme is stitching; faux stitching is added along the top and the bottom edge. The digi was printed on watercolor paper and colored with distress markers. I glued that onto a piece of blue cardstock that I edged with a punch (don't remember the brand) and used a piece of ribbon (that my cat's been trying to get) to made a border where the white edge ended. I often think of tags in terms of bookmarks so I don't make them chunky. That's why the only 3-D item is the ribbon rose near the top where it could stick out over the top of a book, or out of a pocket in an album.
Visit at My Paper Crafting to see the entries. There is always a lot of inspiration there.
Have a great day and happy creating.
Rae Ann
The challenge theme is stitching; faux stitching is added along the top and the bottom edge. The digi was printed on watercolor paper and colored with distress markers. I glued that onto a piece of blue cardstock that I edged with a punch (don't remember the brand) and used a piece of ribbon (that my cat's been trying to get) to made a border where the white edge ended. I often think of tags in terms of bookmarks so I don't make them chunky. That's why the only 3-D item is the ribbon rose near the top where it could stick out over the top of a book, or out of a pocket in an album.
Visit at My Paper Crafting to see the entries. There is always a lot of inspiration there.
Have a great day and happy creating.
Rae Ann
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