Hi Deer

Good morning friends!

Today's share is an older Pop 'n Cut card that I made as a 'Love Note' for our Grand-daughter.

The deer & flower were Cricut cut and sitting in my "Odds & Sods" pile. I added a couple of sparkling green scraps to the card, and a label that was also in the pile.   I die cut the clouds and outlined them with my Sakura gel pen for some shimmer ... stamped the 'hi' on the front and I was done.  Olivia is two, so any other details would be lost on her.

I like to pop things into the mail for the Grand-kids, so they can appreciate the feeling of getting something in the mail that's just for them.

That being said, the town of Langdon is sometimes without mail service!!!  I'm pretty sure they are breaking all kinds of Federal Laws but that doesn't seem to phase Canada Post.   I have to be sure mail is actually getting through to the town before I will mail anything there. I heard at Christmas they were just returning everything to the sender sbecause mail was piling up so much. Go figure.

Supplies used
A2 Pop 'n Cut base with included circle label insert, Karen Burniston (Sizzix)
Patterned paper - Kaiser Craft, Summer Breeze and scraps from DCWV Songbird
Hi stamp - Stamps of Life

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Cute Little Reindeer

I have quite a few Christmas cards that I made last year that didn't get posted, and I'm slowly wading through those photos.  This cute reindeer card is one of them ...

The reindeer was Cricut cut using 'Create A Critter' cartridge, and the snowflake background is all sparkly.

He is pretty cute, and one of these days I'll try cut a couple more and use a different background. Any of the Create a Critter cuts would be adorable on a Flip-It or Pop 'N Cut card!

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Dog Shaped Card

I found these pictures in my file - and realized I never did post this CUTE little card:

It was one of the first things I made using the 'Create A Critter' cartridge - and I think this cut is just adorable. It is smaller than I would like - it fits into an A2 envelope, but next time I would make him bigger - to fit in a 5x7 envelope.

I cut two identical solid layers, and scored the back one just below the curve of the head. Adhesive was applied above the score line, then the two layers were attached.

The base is craft card stock, and I used a Basic Grey subtly patterned paper for the lighter tan. The cream piece was stamped with a (PrintWorks) speckle stamp before attaching.

I have had this card done for a year or so - and have yet to part with it. ;-)

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