Monday, June 04, 2012


Sweet 16!

Hi guys!  Today I am sharing a tutorial for creating this card...
I just love the little scooter and balloons! 

1.  Using the Enjoy the Season Cricut Imagine Cartridge, add the scooter and balloon bunch then click "Next".
2.  Click on the scooter then click on the pencil to edit the image.
3.  Change the size to 4.5" and then click on the "Layers" tab.  Click "Apply".
4.  Back on the main screen, click on the balloons then click on the pencil to edit.  Size the balloons to 4" and click on the "Layers" tab.  Click "Apply".
5.  Do the same steps to size the balloon to 4". Then remove the clouds and background from the balloon images.
6.  Click "Next".
7.  Follow the prompts on the screen.
8.  The job will print then cut.

Remove the pieces from the mat and layer the images with foam adhesive as shown in the photo.

9 comments:

  1. What a cute little scene. Love the entire look of it. What embossing folder did you use? I like that.
    http://cardsbyregina.blogspot.com

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  2. Thanks Regina! I used the Swiss Dots Embossing folder, one of my favorites!

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  3. Absolutely 100% head over heels IN LOVE. With this card. Just say'n.

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  4. Jamie this is Wonderful! I love the way it just pops on the paper you used! I love this scooter!! Makes me want to print one now!
    Thanks for sharing!
    Deb Crowder

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  5. AWESOME!!!!! LOVE the tutorial--I have these programs but never use them! Totally bookmarking this post for future use:)

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  6. SO AWESOME Jamie!!! My cricut needs some love now!!!

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  7. Love this scooter! They had a big one at the Scrapbook Expo in Milwaukee! Great card!

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  8. Hi, just jumped off the Blog Train to visit your site! Very cute card and wonderful tutorial to go along with it!

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