A while back I purchased several baseball cap blanks from Cricut. There was a great sale, and since I wear these when travelling, it was a great purchase. I then needed to add something, and while searching through Cricut Design Space, I found the perfect image to add to the cap. It was an opportunity to try my hand at layering vinyl since there where two colors. I think it came out pretty good for a first try!
I realized at the last moment that I had no Anniversary cards! I made this one, and it was quick and easy!
I used the following for the card:
I used lots of stamps for this card! Each postage stamp used a different silhouette stamp from a variety of sets!
To make the card, I cut the postage stamps from Master Layouts 14. I also cut the matching mat piece from a piece of black card stock. On the postage stamps, I used masking magic strips to mask out the areas between the stamps and the very edges. The inks were then added to each stamp using blending brushes. The images were stamped in black for each stamp, and postage amounts were added to all but the sentiment postage stamp. The postage stamps were added to the mat, and then the entire piece added to the card base to complete the card.
This card could be used for a variety of occasions, since the sentiment on the front doesn't indicate a specific occasion.
Here is a card I made using a design from Cricut Access.
The card was easy to make! The rose and the sentiment were both cut from Cricut Access. They were then backed with peach foiled cardstock. The sentiment was added to the rose image and the entire piece added to the card base to complete the card.
I've this stamp and stencil combination for a while, and figured it was time to use it! The stamp barely fit on the card! It is a huge stamp and the stencil makes it so simple to add color.
I used the following for the card:
