How to Create:
- Use the green grid paper as the base. Adhere a 10-1/4” x 10-1/4” piece of Black Cardstock to the center of the base. Adhere a 10-1/8” x 10-1/8” piece of the red pattern paper to the center of the Black Cardstock.
- Adhere (2) 2-1/2” x 5” photos in opposite corners, leaving a thin border showing.
- Adhere (5) 2-1/2” x2-1/2” photos, as shown.
- Using a Dual-tip Black Pen, journal on a 2-1/2” x 2-1/2” piece of lined Storybox. Adhere in the lower left corner.
- Using the This & That Cricut Cartridge, cut the title from Black Cardstock. Set the Cricut to 1” and press the Anywhere Font. Adhere to the layout, using Precision Point Adhesive.
- Doodle around the title, as shown.
- Cut a 4-1/2” piece of the green Noel Paper Ribbon. Cut a v in one end and adhere to the layout. Layer and adhere the flowers, as shown.
Ingredients:
Enchanted Designer-Print Paper US
Enchanted Designer-Print Paper CA
This & That Cricut Cartridge US
This & That Cricut Cartridge CA
Finished Size: 12" x 12"
Project Designed by: Karen Hengel
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This is actually one of the better pages you have had
lateley... More than one picture on the page! I like it.
Thanks,
Posted by: Chris Evens | 05/01/2012 at 07:27 AM
Great luyoat! It is Great luyoat! It is kind of a challenge to make a luyoat/project without using our Cricuts isn't it? But for me, I try to so I can use up some of those supplies I bought before I got my Cricut! TFS
Posted by: Dwine | 06/16/2012 at 01:57 AM
I bought this purodct after seeing it on tv and reading alot of reviews, everyone seemed to just love this thing. So I bought one, and I played with it and it does cut nice shapes but most everything on the George cartridge is Fonts. When I watched the tv commercial they go to great detail on how this has up to 4500 different images, fonts etc. However, if you just buy the machine which comes with the George cartridge, you have about fourty shapes, all aimed at scrap books or cards primarily, the rest is different fonts, or shaded image or black out image or out lined image of the same shape or font. I feel for the price of this thing I was key on the 4500 different images. But alas you can have more if you buy more cartridges at 39.00 on sale(if you can find them) to 90.00 regular price. Which in my estimation for another 6 cartridges would tally up to at least two or three hundred dollars. So if you buy this machine it is neat, but be prepared to fork over at least another 200.00 for cartridges. And new mats, the mat looses its sticky pretty fast. It also takes quite alot of tinkering to get the cut depth right, I used regular construction paper it worked pretty easily, although when I went to textured cardstock, it didn't cut deep enough, took alot of trial an error. Some claim to use thin sheets of compostion board in this machine, from what I used it I'am highly skeptical. I'am an avid hobbist I work with alot of mediums from paper crafting, upholstry, painting and wood work. Overall I'am not nearly as impressed as everyone else.
Posted by: Roni | 07/22/2012 at 01:56 AM