Friday, October 12, 2012

Thanks to Ewe

Happy Friday!  It feels like forever since I've posted here, and I'm trying to catch up on what's been going on in blogland this past week or so (and get caught up with work, emails, etc too!).  I was out in southern Utah for a marathon and some sightseeing.  We went to Snow Canyon State Park, Cedar Breaks National Monument, Zion National Park and Valley of Fire State Park - 4 parks in 4 days!  We were busy and couldn't see everything in all the parks, but we sure saw and experienced a lot!!  If you haven't been out to southern Utah to go to these parks I highly recommend it; it was absolutely beautiful!!

On to my project for today......I needed another thank you card and recently picked up the Amusing Animals stamp set from Scrappy Moms Stamps.  As I was looking at the stamps, this sentiment popped out at me so I decided to pair it with the little sheep image from the Create a Critter cartridge, which I think is so cute.


I hope all has been going well for you and that you have a fabulous weekend in store!!  Thanks for coming by to take a look at my creation!

Recipe:
Solid cardstock from Bazzill and Recollections
Pattern cardstock from DCWV
Sheep from Create a Critter cut at 3.5 inches
Sentiment from Scrappy Moms Stamps Amusing Animals set
Ribbon from American Crafts
Fiskars Threading Water border punch
Tiny Bubbles embossing folder
i-rock gems
White Sakura gel pen
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2 comments:

  1. MissyOctober 14, 2012 at 8:58 PM

    This is so cute, the embossing looks terrific!!

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  2. Chinglish12November 2, 2013 at 12:27 PM

    Thanks for all of the creative posts. I was wondering if you have ever had any issues with your cricut not cutting images all the way, where they are still connected at certain points of the image. I did 32 lambs recently but I had to "tweak" many of the images for a full cut. I've seen posts on other blogs and all, but never seen a concrete answer. I'm using a brand new blade and the cricut craft room for most of the settings (pressure max and depth #6). Any advice is appreciated, thanks!

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