Touched by God – Cards by Lori

Here we go again! Another year has come for National Scrapbooking Day! Our first challenge was to produce a project on kraft paper. This is a very simple card:  I used a background stamp with Versamark Watermark Ink for the background. I then placed  a   1-3/4″ strip of tan paper (that I embossed on my Cuttlebug) vertically on the card. To finish it off, I picked an oval scalloped die cut and stamped “SMILE” on the front of it, using dimensional adhesive to make it pop off the card. Hope you like it!

I own a Silhouette SD Cutting Machine and I absolutely love it! So many great shapes to cut. I especially like the fact that I can pick and choose from thousands of shapes, cards, phrases, etc. instead of buying a cartridge with only a couple of shapes that I really want. If you don’t have one yet, I say “Buy it, now!”

Over at http://www.cricutholiday.com they are giving away a Cricut Expression machine. Check it out. By posting this message I am getting 5 extra chances to win!

They are great machines! Can’t wait to win. Thanx, Lori.

I made this birthday card in the “shape” of a present! By pulling up on the bow, the “lid” slides out and exposes the inside of the card! I love this one, so cute. Hope you love it too! Thanx, Lori.

Here is a Father’s Day card that I made for this next challenge. Thanx, Lori.

Here is the card I made for challenge #5. Hope you like it! Thanx, Lori.

Here is my card that I made for Challenge #6, “Kids Craft, too.”  This card is a birthday card for a young girl. Hope you love it! Thanx, Lori.

This challenge was to make something with our least favorite Cricut cartridge. I don’t have many cartridges so I picked “Sweethearts.” I remember why it is my least favorite.

For our third challenge, we had to use a medium or something that we don’t normally use. I decided to use vinyl and acrylic to make a home decor item. Put this in a black frame and you have a beautiful picture. Thanx, Lori.

Celebrate Sunshine! Here is a card that I made out of scraps for NSD Challenge #2.

Hope you like it. Thanx, Lori