Die Cuttin' Divas Anything Goes challenge

Happy Halloween (almost).  I can't wait to see the kids at my door tomorrow night!  I'm really looking forward to it.

We are doing an Anything Goes challenge this week.  You can showcase any project you want to, just remember to use a die cut on your project.

I decided to make one last Halloween card for my project.

All the paper and die cuts I used for my

card are from Doodle Bug Designs.

Aren't the paper and die cuts just adorable??  I've had this paper/die set for a while and I was glad I got to use it for my card.  My Cricut was acting up so I'm very happy I had this set on hand.

Please stop by Die Cuttin Divas  and check out what the rest of our talented design team members have made this week.  I hope you will join us for our challenge. 

Thanks for stopping by my blog and I hope you all have a Happy Halloween!!

Die Cuttin' Divas Halloween Challenge

Hello everyone!  Happy Tuesday and welcome to this week's Die Cuttin' Divas challenge, which is Halloween.

I love everything about Halloween but I have to say my favorite part is seeing the little kids come to my house to trick or treat.  They are so adorable and they make my Halloween every year.

I am so excited for this week's Halloween challenge.  I made this card for my project. I saw something similar on Pinterest a long time ago so I decided to make a card similar to that one:

Paper: Stampin' Up

Witch hat die: My Creative Time

Circle punch: EK Success

Washi Tape: Michaels

Sentiment: My Creative Time

Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black

Markers for coloring: Spectrum Noir

Please stop by Die Cuttin Divas  and check out what the rest of our talented design team members have made this week.  I hope you will join us for our Halloween challenge.  Be sure to use a die cut on your project.

Thanks for stopping by my blog and I hope you all have a Happy Halloween!!

Die Cuttin' Divas Food Challenge

Hello and happy Tuesday!  Sorry I did not have a project for you last week.  My husband broke his heel and it was a week of doctor appts. and then surgery on Friday.  The good news is his surgery went very well.  The bad news is he will be in a cast for two months!  I'm going to have to get him some good books to read.

Anyway, on to this week's Die Cuttin' Divas Challenge, which is food.  I saw this pie card and knew I wanted to make it:

Pie card: Cricut Something to Celebrate cartridge

Paper: Recollections

Stamp: Close to My Heart

Sequins: Michaels

Small Dots embossing folder: Cuttlebug

Please stop by Die Cuttin Divas  and check out what the rest of our talented design team members have made this week.  I hope you will join us for our challenge.  Be sure to use a die cut on your project.

 

Thanks for stopping by my blog.

Cut it Up Fall Blog Hop Winner

Hello everyone, I have drawn the winner for my washi tape prize using random.org and the winner is Gail!

 

Hi Leslie - that is such a cute crate - It might be the same as what I have in SVG and need to create - LOL - you did a fab job on it and someone is going to love the treat inside - thanks for the op and for the washi tape giveaway as well - have a blessed day!  September 28, 2018 at 6:28 AM

Gail, please email your full name and address to cascrapper@gmail.com by next Tuesday, Oct. 9th so I can get your prize out to you.

Thanks to all of you for participating in our blog hop.

 

Die Cuttin' Divas October Sketch Challenge

Hello and happy October!  Wow, this year is just flying by.  Since it is a new month, that means it is time for Die Cuttin' Divas sketch challenge based on this sketch:

I decided to make a Halloween card for this challenge since Halloween isn't that far off:

 Solid paper: Recollections

Pattern paper: Doodlebug Designs

Circle: Cut on my Brother Scan N' Cut

Dies and stamps: Stampin' Up Googly Ghouls

Markers for coloring: Spectrum Noir

Ink: Stampin' Up Basic Black

 

Please stop by Die Cuttin Divas  and check out what the rest of our talented design team members have made this week.  I hope you will join us for our challenge.  Be sure to use a die cut on your project.

 

Thanks for stopping by my blog.