Jelly Bean Time!

This week I have created a card for a young man that loves to receive mail.  He doesn't know it will be heading his way.  I hope to surprise him.  Also it's the first time I have used felt on a card.  So let's take a look.

I used the Easter Bunny Kids  file from ScrappyDew's website.  Here is the link to the file.  http://shop.scrappydew.com/shop/item/53318

This is just such a fun file and your imagination can come up with the perfect caption.  I decided that "Do I Smell Jelly Beans?" would suit.  Let me show you the card.

I hadn't experimented with cutting felt with my KNK Zing.  So I found my fabric blade and the KNK blade holder.  (i use roland blades and a click blade holder that i bought a long time ago)  I had saved the settings for the blade holder and got everything set up with the correct speed and force for felt.  Sticky mat ready and let's cut.  It was NOT a clean cut.  I had spent a half an hour, and said the heck with it and cut it out by hand.  I will try again, but I had a card to get done.  

The basket needed some embellishment so I used the lattice feature on the Make The Cut (MTC) program and then sized a oval in basic shapes to fit the handle.  I like the look of the basket. So this cute card is heading out to surprise a young man.  


Have a wonderful weekend, Bright blessings, Jana 

Easter Card

Had some free time this afternoon, decided to make an Easter card.

I used two different embossing folders by Darice, Cloud Sky and Spring Tulips. I applied some Pebbles Classic Chalk to the cloud edges and flowers.

I did a Print & Cut using ScrappyDew Easter Bunny Kids cut a oval scalloped mat using purple Recollections Textured Cardstock. Applied some purple Stickles. 

Martha Stewart Edge Punch was used for the white and purple textured cardstock. My Thoughts Exactly Easter Greeting Sentiment stamps. 

Thanks for looking!

MichelleMyBelle