Beachy Thanks

This card turned out so cute and I was so happy with the end result.  I had to make it for a thank you for the  Young Women's Stake Presidency to show our appreciation for putting such a great girls camp together.  I love it because our camp was Samoa so I think the beach theme is perfect.

Recipe:

Everyday Paper Dolls

Life's a Beach

DCWV Paper

Cardstock (Michaels)

Ribbon (Michaels)

Stickles

Rub on Sentiment

Girls Camp Continued

I saw this really cute idea on a cricut blog I came across and I feel so bad because I cannot find the blog again and I do not remember who it was.  So just know that this is not my original idea and I would like to give credit where credit is due.  I did make it my own by adding different things but they are super cool.

I made these super cute lanterns out of regular glass jars.  I used my cricut to cut contact paper and then I stuck the contact paper to the glass and sprayed the glass with frost spray paint.  Once dried I removed the contact paper and it left the cute shapes.  The quote says, "Share the LIGHT of testimony.  A candle loses nothing by sharing its light with another candle." And I added a cute little bracelet lei to add to the beach theme.

I used battery operated tea candles for the effect and this is what it looks like with the lights off.  Pretty cool huh?  I think they are going to be a huge hit!

Recipe:
Glass Jars
Contact Paper
Lifes a Beach Cartridge
Frost Spray Paint
Wire

Girls Camp

I was asked to be on the girls camp planning team in my ward.  I was in charge of decorations and was super excited to put my new cricut to work.  Here is the poster I came up with.

Recipe:
Gelly Roll Pens
Lifes a Beach Cricut Cartridge
Poster Board
Stampin' Up Paper
Cardstock (Michael's)

Crabalicious Thanks

I kind of "scraplifted" this idea from Emma at My Creative Time.  It isn't exactly the same but I could not take all the credit for coming up with it on my own.  I used the Create a Critter Cart and I think it turned out pretty cute.  I LOVE Emma's a little more but you live and learn.  I still need some practice with the shaped cards.  I hope you enjoy though.

Recipe:

Create a Critter

Stampin' Up Paper

Cricut Birthday Paper

Stickles

Tim Holtz Distress Ink

Rub on sentiment