tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-69284345919482415612024-03-14T01:51:31.639-07:00Ashley's Craft SpotAnonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/09190808830554285714noreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6928434591948241561.post-57938050006639073042012-08-21T20:05:00.000-07:002012-08-21T20:07:22.530-07:00Cricut Cards! <div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;">
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These are some cute simple cards I made recently using the cricut expression and acrylic stamps.</div>
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I will be posting some tutorials soon on how to make them!</div>
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This card was made using the "Flower Shoppe" cartridge</div>
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Paper flowers are super easy to make and add tons of dimension to cards!</div>
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I found this cute umberella in the "9 months" cartridge and had the perfect stamp sentiment to go with it! </div>
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I made the cute little alligator for this card using the "Crocs Rule" cartridge and added the raindrops and sentiment with clear acrylic stamps. And of course I had to add some buttons... I'm a little obsessed. lol</div>
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This last card is a little hard to see but it reads.."A little bird told me...you're tweet" I cut this little birdy out from the "Crocs Rule" cartridge and added pop dots to the back!<br />
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This is a fun, kid-friendly, and most importantly... a cheap craft! lol</div>
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This is a great family project and a fabulous way to recycle!</div>
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What you will need:</div>
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-Toilet paper rolls or paper towel rolls</div>
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-Glue dots</div>
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-One button</div>
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Step one: Gather up some paper towel rolls or toilet paper rolls. One toilet paper roll makes one butterfly. Begin by smashing your roll flat and cutting off 1/2 inch "slices." Scissors work fine, I used a paper cutter with a guide so that I new each of my pieces were the exact same width. </div>
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Step two: Attach your four "slices" together to create your butterfly shape. I used Elmer's glue spots but you can use Elmer's craft glue as well. keep in mind that if you are using a liquid glue you will need to paper clip your pieces together until they have finished drying. </div>
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Step three: Paint your entire butterfly on both sides (Mine is not finished yet in this picture) You want to get the inside and outside of the wings. I used "Folk Art" acrylic paint that I found at walmart in the color 633 Baby pink. It was very inexpensive and dried very quickly. I have tried spray paint and it made the butterfly look a little messy so I would recommend using acrylic paint.</div>
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Step Four: For this step you could use any twine that you like, I prefer the "doodle twine" or "bakers twine" which you can find at your local craft stores. Ebay also has bulk twine that you can get for a very low price! I cut off about a 4 inch piece of my twine and wrapped it around the middle of my butterfly to look like an abdomen. </div>
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Step four continued: After you have wrapped your twine around the middle of your butterfly use a glue dot to keep the end of your strand stuck down to the back of your butterfly. </div>
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Step Five: (Please excuse the camera quality) cut off one more "slice" of your toilet paper roll and snip one of the ends in half. This piece will be used for the antennas. <br />
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Step five: Using a quilling pen, I curled the edges of the paper making it look like little antennas. A pen or pencil can create the same effect. You can paint your antennas if you'd like, but I chose to keep mine the way they were! <br />
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Final Step!: Attach antennas to a button of your choice using a glue dot or any type of adhesive you have. Then attach your button and antennas to the top of your butterfly. I added some curvy designs to butterflies bottom wings with some of my leftover pieces, but this step is optional.<br />
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