Valentine's Hedgehog Card

While looking at the submissions to the linky party on Someday Crafts I saw THIS and it inspired me to create this...

I am actually making several copies of this same card for all my nieces and nephews for Valentine's Day. My camera was not behaving so I'm not sure if you can really tell that the paper behind the hedgehog is a light pink.

Recipe:

Paper: I used my scraps so I'm not sure

Punch: Martha Stewart

Cartridge: Create a Critter, Heart is from George & Basic Shapes

Ribbon: Papertrey Ink

Size: 5x7 

My take on a "Different Kind of Wreath"

When my sister Francis saw THIS post she decided she wanted me to make her a "different kind of wreath" for her Christmas present. I made it back in August and it was very hard not to show her before Christmas. I found the frame at Goodwill and painted it. Here is a before picture....

and after......

She loved it!

Baby Shower Banner

I threw a triple baby shower this week and needed

 a gender neutral banner for the fireplace.

I made this one using my Cricut and the cartridges

 George and Basic Shapes and Zooballoo.

 I am definitely storing this away for the next baby shower.

Spooky Banner

Here is my Spooky Banner for Halloween that

 I made tonight! It was super easy and I love it!

 I used paper from Target's Dollar Spot and some black cardstock I already had. The ribbon is from Paper Trey Ink. The paper has a swirl pattern with glitter mixed in. Until about a year ago I hadn't tried the paper from Target's Dollar Spot, it comes 8 for $1.00. It's super thin but soooo cute and really works great for any project I am doing. I even decoupaged with it (you will see that later) and it held up.

I used my Cricut to make this banner with the

 George and Basic Shapes Cartridge.

This could easily be made without a Cricut though.

Find a circular shape in your home and use it for

your circles. Print out the letters on your

computer, cut them out, put it together and your done!