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| Mandy Leahy posted this project on the Close to My Heart artwork board, and I LOVE it! Thanks to the Cricut Art Philosophy cartridge, you can put this together in minutes. |
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| This is another "stamp-lifted"I found posted by Andrea Marie Sherman (her blog is GIRLplusPAPER.blogspot.com). You can hang it on a tree like an ornament and it's the perfect size for a gift card. |
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| I used to make notepad covers and Post-It note covers all of the time, and I thought it was time we made another one. The cover is made out of chipboard (I used three pieces so that it could bend) covered with B&T paper from the Roxie kit. Now that we have the Art Philosophy cartridge, we can add 3D elements like the roses. |
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| This box is made using the Wonderland paper and the CTMH Art Philosophy Cricut cartridge. It's just the perfect size to put a couple packs of cocoa and some candy canes. If you want pattern on both sides of your paper, but you need it to be a little thicker/sturdier, you can glue two sheets of B&T paper together with spray adhesive, then cut it as one piece on the Cricut. |
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| I saw this project posted last year on the artwork board by Debi Davis, and I thought it was just a fun way to dress up a candy bar! You can use any patterned paper for the hat and scarf (think scrap bin), so it's an economical project. |
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