CTMH Vancouver Regionals Artwork

Here is some of the artwork I made and presented at Close To My Heart's Regionals held in Vancouver last weekend. I made an assortment of cards which coincidentally all used images from the new cricut cartridge that you can only get through a Close To My Heart Consultant. I have used this cartridge so much and absolutely love, love, love it!

I will also be posting full instructions on how to make the napkin fold card using Believe papers, and the Easel Card Box with drawers using the Sonoma paper later this week if you want to check back. 

You can click on the pictures to see a larger view.

Thanks for looking!

After I took my pictures, I wrapped the wide-width sweet leaf ribbon and tied a bow around the striped band which you need to hold the card shut when folded.

I wish that I actually opened this card up fully and got a picture of that. I will do that when I post my tutorial on this card later this weekend.

Check back at the end of this weekend for my tutorials on how to 

make these last two projects!

Magnifique Birthday Easel Card

I made this card for my dad for his birthday this year. I used the Magnifique paper from Close To My Heart and cut out the sentiments and mats with CTMH cricut cartridge called Art Philosophy which you can purchase here.

Enjoy and thanks for looking!

Cowgirl Tilda Thank you card

I made this card for a colleague at work who is moving to Houston, Texas for 2 years. I used papers from the Felicity collection from Close To My Heart, image from Magnolia stamps and flowers from Wild Orchid crafts.

Thanks for looking and enjoy!

Roxie Art Philosophy Card

I made this card using the new Close To My Heart Art Philosophy cricut cartridge that was just launched and I cannot get enough of it! I have used my cricut more in the last few weeks than I have in the last 3 years! It has so many images that are so versatile to use.

I used the Roxie paperpack as well as CTMH's new bling buttons. The paper flowers, made with this cartridge, were so fun and easy to make. Of course, I had to bling them up with sparkles in the middle.

Thanks for looking!