Girly side step card.

I have the cutest husband. He was watching tv after he came home from work and saw that I was trying to figure out how to make a side step card. After frustration and lots of cut up paper, I gave up. Then he comes over and says "try again! I know you can do it!" lol. And guess what? FINALLY GOT IT! hehe ;) I will post a video on it tomorrow as it's a little more complicated than usual but I wanted to use a stamp from PinkCricut's "Shopoholic" line. Isn't it CUTE?!? I also used Forever Young for the purse and Paisley for the rest of the cuts.Hope you enjoy :)

Paisley card

Have you ever had days where you NEED to make a bunch of cards and have NO creativity in you? LOL- welcome to my week! I made sour cream containers that were inspired by Okie, now today, after throwing away 4 cards I was working on because they just weren't right, I decided to throw in the towel and take inspiration from my Cricut Sister's card she made me! When I opened up my package and saw the paisley mushrooms I thought it was SO BEAUTIFUL! So much so, that I went on the hunt for "bright" colored paper. So Michelle, thanks for the inspiration!

**Make sure you check out her blog! She ROCKS!**
Here is her link: Click Scrappin with my bug!

Snail Mail! *Michelle-DO NOT LOOK!*

So my non-secret Circle Sister is Michelle from Scrappin with my bug and I couldn't be more excited! I got her package ready to be sent so of course, I had to make her a card to go along with it and since it's being sent as regular mail, I thought the phrase "Snail Mail" would be perfect. So if this is Michelle, don't look if you wanna be surprised! LOL Directions after pics :)








Snail was cut at 3 1/4" using Paisley.
Welded two Snail shadows together for card base.
Cut layers at 3 1/4"
Used The Paper Company's alphabet stamps to spell out "Snail Mail".