My Craft Studio: Nadine's Witchy Legs
This week Kristine hosts the very talented Nadine Woodraska of Material Girls Quilt Shop (http://www.thematerialgirlsquilting.com). Nadine is brings a fa-BOO-lous idea to create a simply and cleaver Halloween decor item that is sure to make you SCREAM!!
“Coordinate with Cricut® Cuts” highlights the unique ways to stamp coordinating Cricut® shapes and add them to your artwork. For more information, contact your Close To My Heart Independent Consultant or find a Consultant by clicking here.
GIVEAWAY DETAILS
One lucky winner will receive the Cricut® Artiste Collection, including the amazing Artiste Cricut cartridge which makes it easy to create a charming, cohesive project, taking you from crafter to awesome artiste in a flash.Cricut® Artiste Collection (Z1790) Includes:
$99 (retail value of nearly $125)
1 – Cartridge (700 images: themed projects, cards, font, shapes, 3-D items)
3 – My Acrylix® D-size Stamp Sets*
3 – 12" × 9" Dimensional Elements in coordinating shapes
HOW TO ENTER:
BONUS ENTRIES (3 possible):
MSRP $60.00
Today's Cost $39.99
- Leave a comment on the CTMH Facebook page thanking them for their support of My Craft Channel and letting them know YOU love their show on MCC!
- Facebook or Tweet about this week's CTMH episode and come back and leave a comment below saying you did.
- If you haven't already, visit the CTMH website and locate the nearest CTMH Consultant using their consultant locator. Let us know the suggested consultant's name in the comment section.
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Like pieces of fabric sewn together with care, time-tested and much-loved, Lucille by BasicGrey proves that variety is the spice of life. Pull that old dress out of the trunk, dust it off, darn it up and grab your kitten heels, because it’s time to pattern your next project, perfectly. This kit includes: 9 sheets of double sided 12x12 paper, one element sticker sheet, one sheet of pattern tissue paper, a vintage mix of buttons, garment pins, and mini wooden clothes pins, and a set of three coordinating trims. Today enjoy a special birthday gift from us. Check out the video for more info.Today's Cost $39.99
I love the tip that you stamp on cardstock and then add to the dimensional element instead of stamping right on the dimensional element.
ReplyDeleteOh my! I've been dreaming about the Artiste collection from Close To My Heart for some time now. I love the technique tip to stamp on cardstock and then adhere the cardstock to the coordinating dimensional elements. Sounds like the perfect way to get a clean image every time!
ReplyDeleteI love all the tips especially stamping on cardstock instead of on the element! Would love to win the Artiste cartridge!
ReplyDeleteMy suggested consultants name is Melissa David.
ReplyDeleteAll the tips are good but I have to agree that stamping on the card stock and the adding it to the dimensional is the best tip. Thank you for the chance to win this great prize!
ReplyDeleteMy suggested CTMH consultant is Kelly Bunker.
ReplyDeleteLove the stamping on so many things. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the tip about stamping onto cardstock and then adhering it to the chipboard elements. I wasn't really sure why we needed to stamp to the cardstock first, but it totally makes sense now. That scrapbook page is A-Dor-A-Ble! I love that the sizes and now the page #'s are on all the new stamp sets. Makes it faster, simpler and easier to make my cricut cuts and then stamp! Love it!
ReplyDeleteWhoops! I facebooked and tweeted this link. Good luck, my peeps!
DeleteMy suggested consultant is Karen Fullam. I've had so much fun with the Cricut Art philosophy cartridge and CTMH stamps I can hardly wait to get Artiste!
ReplyDeleteValarie
A lot of great tips, going to try the one about stamping on the cs!
ReplyDeleteLots of great tips and I loved learning how to get a cleaner stamped image. Made total sense:) This is an amazing set with endless possibilities. Would so love to win:)
ReplyDeleteMy suggested cunsultant is Jessie Brophy:)
ReplyDeleteI love that cartridge! I just have to have it! Great suggestion for stamping on cardstock and then attaching to chipboard. The little banner was amazing!
ReplyDeleteAlso posted on my facebook page. Thanks for the bonus entry!
ReplyDeleteI love the CTMH cricut cartridges! I so wish I could afford to buy both of them. I would be so happy to win. If not I am saving up to buy one.
ReplyDeleteI posted on facebook!
ReplyDeletegreat tips. love the vibrant colors, and loved learning how to keep them that way by not stamping directily on cardstock.
ReplyDeleteThe closest CTMH consultant for me is Tania Klescich.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win this. Would be great for Christmas. great idea not to stamp directly on the dimensional.
ReplyDeleteMy consultant is Diana Veenendaal
ReplyDeleteLeft a comment on CTMH facebook page.
ReplyDeleteLeft a comment on CTMH FB Page
ReplyDeleteI love my Art Philosophy cartridge and use most of the techniques regularly. So much of a value add for my stamps and my Cricut! CTMH certainly has their finger on the pulse of papercrafters. And I would LOOOOVE to win the Artiste cartridge (but it's on my Christmas list too!).
ReplyDeleteTweeted and linked the episode from my business page! Keep up the great work!
ReplyDeleteI loved the video...when I get my cricut CTMH cartridge I will be able to use a lot of these technique...especially the tip for stamping on cardstock and then adhering it to the chipboard. Thanks so much for the tips.
ReplyDeleteLoved your video. I would love to cut and use the dimensional elements that come with the cartridge. I love adding dimension to my cards.
ReplyDeleteMy closest consultant other than myself would be Heather Malagon.
ReplyDeleteI tweeted about this awesome video.
ReplyDeleteI shared some love over at CTMH on facebook and thanked them for their support of My Craft Channel.
ReplyDeleteI will try the technique of stamping directly on the cardstock cut out instead of the chipboard piece. Thanks for that tip.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a beautiful cartridge/stamp set...definitely on my wish list. I really enjoyed the video. I really like the technique of stamping onto white paper and adhering it to the dimensional elements. Thanks for a great video and the opportunity to win a must have addition to any Cricut lover's craft room.
ReplyDeleteI visited CTMH and thanked them for there support!! Would love to win this set, thank you for the chance.
ReplyDeleteStamping on card stock!! Great idea!! thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteTiffany Parke would be the consultant nearest me!!
ReplyDeleteI shared this on face book!!
ReplyDeleteGreat video! Fantastic idea to stamp on the cardstock first and then adhere to the chipboard. Awesome projects too. Thank you for the chance to win! Deb M :)
ReplyDeleteI love the daubers, there have been so many times I could have used some of those.
ReplyDeleteI love the dauber technique! I would have liked to see more of it for the banner, too. Thanks for the chance to win! jonder at frontier dot com
ReplyDeleteI shared on my facebook page
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I love the rainbow technique, I use daubers all the time but never thought of doing this. GREAT IDEA!!! I can't wait for the Artiste cartridge. Love it!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the rainbow technique, I use daubers all the time but never thought of doing this. GREAT IDEA!!! I can't wait for the Artiste cartridge. Love it!!!
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I love the layering of cardstock & dimensional elements. I am planning on trying it with my art philossophy cartridge.
ReplyDeleteOh My fabulous creations on the video - love the party ideas. Using the daubers to mix the colours on the stamps - is such a brilliant idea - opens up a brand new area of creation. TFS and the chance to win.
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ReplyDeleteWatching the CTMH episodes always gets me ready to get my stamps out and get stamping. I'm excited to add some dimension to my projects. Great pointers in using these products to do so.
ReplyDeleteI shared this giveaway on my Facebook page. I'm always willing to promote MCC and CTMH! Keep up the good work!!
ReplyDeleteI thanked CTMH for supporting MCC. I also told them that I love their shows and that Kristine and Monica do a fantastic job!
ReplyDeleteLove all your instruction on "how to" videos. I check it almost everyday. Elsie
ReplyDeleteLove the tip on stamping on cardstock.
ReplyDeleteMy suggested consultant is Monty Nelan.
ReplyDeletelove that rainbow effect! shared on Facebook!
ReplyDeleteThere are 2 consultants near me. They are Jackie Gay and Stacy Burch.
ReplyDeleteI use my daubers for my chalks, but have never thought about using them with inks! What a neat technique, it will be very helpful for making all my Christmas cards this year! I'm also a student teacher, and I do lots of neat things for my students; CTMH makes it very easy to do!
ReplyDeleteI shared the CTMH giveaway on my Facebook page. Love these episodes.
ReplyDeleteMy suggested consultants name is Denise Lowe Whynot!
ReplyDeletetweeted and shared on facebook! Love it!
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ReplyDeleteJill Wing from Nipomo is my CTMH consultant.
ReplyDeleteI have used the rainbow effect as well as using multiple colors on my stamps - both great effects. I'd love to put both techniques to use on those stamps your giving away! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI love how the stamp sets go with the cut from the cricut!
ReplyDeleteI left my comment on CTMH FB page as well as shared this contest and episode on my FB page.
ReplyDeleteGreat products by CTMH and they keep getting better! Love the new Cricut line with coordinating stamps! I have not tried to do a banner, but definitely plan to. I like the tip of stamping on paper and adhering it to the chipboard.
ReplyDeleteThe CTMH consultant in my area is Amanda Drew.
ReplyDeleteI like the box that was on the show. I'd like to make that. I also love the episodes!
ReplyDeleteLove the concept of the coordinating stamps with a Cricut cartridge.
ReplyDeletethe tip to stamp on the card stock first then add it to the dimensional element
makes so much sense. I have enjoyed all the episodes, keep them coming.
thanks Roseanna Crawford
rcraw721@yahoo.com
The use of the daubers to make a rainbow effect is a neat technique. That's something I would never have thought to do. Thanks, MCC & CTMH!
ReplyDeleteI shared the link on facebook
ReplyDeleteI loved the tip on using cardstock to stamp on instead of the element. I would hate to mess up the element and this would allow for mistakes in case they happen and not ruin the element itself. Really looking forward to having the Artiste cartridge for my Cricut!!
ReplyDeleteLoved the dimensional ribbon! Excellent video! Just got a Cricut and only have one cartridge! Would be very appreciative to win!
ReplyDeleteLoved the dimensional ribbon! Excellent video! Just got a Cricut and only have one cartridge! Would be very appreciative to win!
ReplyDeleteThe search function on CTMH site never gives me any results for Oakville, ON. Today I smartened up and did a google search instead and found Kimberey Arnold in Hamilton (close to me) so I will get in touch with her. So far I have been getting my Acylix stamps on eBay...
ReplyDeleteLI've used the daubers before...but never thought of varying colors! Artiste cartridge looks awesome. Thanks for the opportunity to win!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great ideas...hadn't thought about using daubers, and definitely not with different color inks! Loved the party decor and the cards too :).
ReplyDeleteMy closest consultant is Tahirih Gutelius
ReplyDeleteI love the techniques shown in the video. I think the tip about stamping onto a paper or cardstock cut with the Cricut instead of directly onto the dimensional element was a great tip...I can already implement that with my Art Philosophy cartridge, and I'd love the opportunity to try it out with the new Artiste cartridge.
ReplyDeleteLeft a comment on CTMH FB Page.
ReplyDeleteI love the projects and new ideas!
I like that they explained WHY to stamp on cardstock first, so you get a crisper stamp image. I also like the dauber video! I have tons of daubers but haven't put them to full use. Now I think I will!
ReplyDeleteShirly Elliott is my nearest CTMH consultant
ReplyDeleteI shared CTMH's facebook post about this episode with my friends on facebook!
ReplyDeleteMy closest consultant is Sheila Simpson.
ReplyDeletemy fav show was the bend it curve it. also loved the tip about stamping on cardstiock then adding to dimention.
ReplyDeleteI love that the stamps coordinate with the cartridge images! I would love all the ideas but think I'd start with making cards with the speech bubbles.
ReplyDeleteI just found that Autumn Gittins is a Close to My Heart consultant here in Hyrum.
ReplyDeleteI posted a comment about the My Craft Channel blog on my website and included a link in it. Here's what I said: You can learn all kinds of new techniques for stamping to use with cards, scrapbooking, and other crafts on the Close to My Heart MyCraftChannel blog...http://www.mycraftchannel.com/
ReplyDeleteI shared the contest on my facebook page, thanks for the bonus entries!!!
ReplyDeleteI loved the wavy banner, also very clever to stamp on paper to make the image crisper, then add to the dimension.
ReplyDeletemy local consultant is Val Ellis.
ReplyDeleteMy nearest and dearest Close to My Heart Consultant in beautiful Panama City, Florida, is Nancy Berdanier.
ReplyDeleteI commented on CTMH's facebook page...CTMH + MCC = LOVE!!!!
ReplyDeleteI shared the video on Facebook for others to see how wonderful these stamps coordinate with the cricut cartridges.
ReplyDeleteI would really like to try the cut outs with the coordinating stamps. It looks like so much fun. It is hard to find stamps to fit most thing , the fact that these are designed to work together is awesome. Thanks so much for sharing these with everyone.
ReplyDeleteJust when I thought that Close To My Heart couldn't get any better...I've always loved the versatility of the supplies individually, but I love them more when I use the supplies together! Thanks Jeanette!!
ReplyDeleteThe best consultant is Fran Lausch.
DeleteI would love to try the rainbow stamping! That is so cool! My closest consultant is Iona Rowley.
ReplyDeleteI commented on facebook.
ReplyDeleteI like that the size is on the carrier sheet to cut out on the Cricut!
ReplyDeleteI posted it on my facebook page.
ReplyDeleteThere were 4 on the list of consultants. I took down 2 of them. The one closest and the one in the area I know best. Their names are: Karen O'hara and Terri Frateschi.
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of stamping on the cardstock and placing on the dimensional element.
ReplyDeleteMy consultant is Sarah Johnson...BUT thinking of becoming one myself ;-)
ReplyDeleteThe suggested consultant is Nancy Whitson, Standish, MI!
ReplyDeletePost CTMH episode on my FB page too!
ReplyDeleteLoved the cut up banner title using Laguna card stock and the stamping with same ink color for a tone on tone effect. Really lovely.
ReplyDeleteI left a comment on the CTMH Facebook page.
ReplyDeleteI left a comment on my facebook page.
ReplyDeleteSince I don't have anything Cricut, any technique would be great to try.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like Tasha Valdez is the closest consultant to me.
ReplyDeleteLayering adds so much dimension. I love how the CTMH cricut cartridges make layer so much easier.
ReplyDeleteLeft a comment on CTMH FB page!!!
ReplyDeleteApril H.
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I shared the amazing video.
ReplyDeleteApril H.
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I facebook'ed about this week's CTMH episode and the fabulous giveaway on my page www.facebook.com/carlacreates !!
ReplyDeleteThere were only 3 consultants that came up and I know for a fact there are way more in my area...but oh well. The closest to me is Cathy Lambert Saint Helens, OR
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ReplyDeleteI love the Artiste collection and coordinating CTMH stamps. What a great idea! I'd love to try the bravo card and share with my stamping group.
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I shared this week's CTMH episode on my FB - https://www.facebook.com/lisa.wallace.tuorto1
ReplyDeleteMy closest consultant would be Ginny Radtke.
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Sarah Turbyfield is my suggested local CTMH consultant. :)
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I love the coordinating dimensional elements. Would love to stamp on them and use them on projects.
ReplyDeleteDiane Waters is the CTMH consultant that is closest to me.
ReplyDeleteI tweeted about this weeks episode :)
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Fantastic giveaway!!! LOVE CTMH products.. great tip to stamp on the cs and then apply to the dimensional.thanks for a chance to win!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove this collection! The tip of stamping on cs and applying to the chipboard is fabulous.
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I like the rainbow technique. I love all the items in the give away. :)
ReplyDeleteNow I know why my image didn't come out crisp. Duh stamp on the card stock first. Thanks for the tip. Lastamper at aol dot com
ReplyDeleteI would absolutely LOVE to win the Artiste collection - such a great set. Really like the idea of stamping onto cardstock and then applying to the dimensional. Also really liked learning about the ink daubers. Really neat trick getting the 3 color look.
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I love the coordinating stamps! How awesome is that medallion!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing such awesome projects.
Left some love on CTMH FB:0)
ReplyDeleteValerie Rangel is my nearest consultant.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the great tip about stamping onto cardstock instead of the dimensional elements! I had tried stamping on the dimensional elements and felt unhappy with how it looked. So glad to know that it wasn't me! I've had such success with all my other CTMH stamping, it's good to know that I can enjoy the stamping and die-cutting and dimensional elements if I just do them in the right way. So that's what I'm excited about trying with Artiste! I also am so excited about the great cards (especially the heart one that coordinates with the Love stamp!!!!!)(Have I told you I'm excited?)
ReplyDeleteThanks again for the great ideas and tips! I want to go play with my stamps now!
The Cricut Artiste Collection looks so Awesome! Love that the Stamps Cordinate with the Cuts! How Cool is that!!! So many good Tips, I do really like that the Size is on the Carrier Sheet to cut out on the Cricut! That would make things a lot easier. I would (LOVE) to win, Thanks for the chance! :0)
ReplyDeleteI thanked CTMH on their Facebook page (as Ruth Suttie Gauss.)
ReplyDeleteI shared this weeks episode, Close To My Heart cartridges on my Facebook, and two of my friends facebooks. Love the great ideas and coordinating stamps?
ReplyDeleteI shared on Facebook (as Ruth Suttie Gauss)! I want everyone to know how awesome this episode of Clearly the Best, Stamping with Close To My Heart is!
ReplyDeleteLoved the episode. Always looking for techniques to make my stamping crisper. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteMy consultant is Sandra Thompson.
ReplyDeleteNanette Gudenkauf is the closest CTMH Consultant to me.
ReplyDeleteHave left a message on CTMH facebook page and shared the Craft Channel CTMH Episode. Went to CTMH webpage and searched for local cunsultant. Suggested Susan Tomaino.
ReplyDeleteI love all the techniques on the video! I would so love to try them!! Thanks for the chance to win such a wonderful prize !!
ReplyDeleteI shared on Facebook. Thanks for the great prizes .....still celebrating which is awesome! Loved the artiste cartridge. The CTMH episodes have taught me so much about stamping. Thanks for the chance to win...and I absolutely LOVE Heidi Swapp.
ReplyDeleteMy CTMH consultant is Lisa Schampier. Thanks for another chance to win!
ReplyDeleteLove the Dauber ideas using the rainbow of colours.
ReplyDeleteI love the coordinate with cricuts cut! I love the layering effect with the cardstock, the chipboard and then the stamp on top! It's great and Cricut and CTMH clear stamps are CLEARLY THE BEST!
ReplyDeleteI love that you have coordinated with cricut cuts! I love the layering and shadowing and those cute little daubers....wow! Thanks for a great giveaway and a chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI put it on my facebook page to watch the Close To My Heart episodes on My Craft Channel!
ReplyDeleteI facebooked about this and also shared and liked your link on face book. :)
ReplyDeleteI've been wanting this Cricut collection for a long time now! I love the suggestion of stamping on cardstock instead of directly onto the element.
ReplyDeleteMy suggested Consultant is Blythe Shupe.
ReplyDeleteClosest CTMH consultant is Tracy Honeycutt. Thanks for another chance to win!
ReplyDeleteOh wow what a prize!!! Would love love love to win it! My suggested consultant is Sheila McShea!
ReplyDeleteWent on CTMH Facebook Page thanking them for their Support and that I love their Shows on My Craft Channel! :0)
ReplyDeleteI love the idea to stamp on cardstock first and then adhere the cardstock to the chipboard. I will definately be trying that tip! Thanks CTMH.
ReplyDeleteI I love the craft channel and I would REALLY LOVE TO WIN THE CARTRIDGE
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of stamping on cardstock and then adhering to the chipboard element. I would love to win this set. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThe closest consultant is Debbie Carvalho.
ReplyDeleteI left a comment on CMTH FB page. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteJust posted on my Facebook Page! So Excited for the chance to win! :0)
ReplyDeleteI don't have cricut machine and so I would be delighted to win this. My safe-eyes I have on my computer would not let me watch the video, but I know I would enjoy this alot!
ReplyDeleteFantastic tutorial! I love everything about it!
ReplyDeleteThe nearest Consultant to me is Karen Libka.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the extra chances at winning this Amazing Giveaway! :0)
I am going to try the tip to cut out your image on the white card stock, stamp it and then glue it on the dimensional element! Thanks for the tip and a chance to win! I love my Cricut Philosophy cartridge!
ReplyDeleteI tweeted :)
ReplyDeleteI shared the latest CTMH video on the Craft Channel on Facebook!
ReplyDeleteI love the stamping on cardstock. Loved this video!!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of stamping on cardstock and attaching to dimension. My consultant is Tonya Sheridan.
ReplyDeleteI am excited to try to use my daubers to add different colors and shades to the stamps. My consultant is Joani Ochsner! Great video and lots of fun ideas to try. I hope I can win the CTMH prize!! LOVE MY CRICUT!!!
ReplyDeleteLike many others...I LOVE the idea of stamping on the cardstock FIRST! I also LOVE this cartridge!
ReplyDeleteMy consultant is Geri Polaski.
ReplyDeleteI like the cupcake card and will have to try using the daubers to make the sprinkle effect on the cupcake!
ReplyDeleteI just shared info on our Facebook page!
ReplyDeleteI love that you have Cricut cut outs that are made specifically to go with the stamp sets. I love love my Cricut and Close to My Heart Acrylic Stamps. I have been wanting the CTMH Cricut cartridges! So excited I am in a drawing for one!!
ReplyDeleteOh!! Love it!! I would totally try the stamping on cardstock.
ReplyDeleteLove the control of the inks, shared on facebook and consultant is cheryl antley
ReplyDeleteMy suggested consultant is Kathy Carrico, but I already have a consultant (Jennifer Healey) that I love!
ReplyDeleteMy consultant is Michelle Brooks!
ReplyDeleteI shared the video on my facebook wall!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to try the rainbow technique.
ReplyDeleteJust posted how excited I am to be getting the Artiste cartridge on Facebook. I have a great consultant, Debby Champe! Her work is AMAZING!
ReplyDeleteMy consultant is Leslie Hegwood.
ReplyDeleteI shared the info on my facebook page!
ReplyDeleteoops, forgot which technique I want to try! I want to work with the coordinating stamps and make some of the great boxes on this cartridge!
ReplyDeleteThe closest consultant to me is Laura Manning.
ReplyDeleteI commented on the CTMH facebook page.
ReplyDeleteI shared on my facebook page.
ReplyDeleteI shared this giveaway on my facebook page. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI didn't even realize that stamping directly onto the Dimensional Element would not give you as clear an image - but it totally makes sense! That's the technique that I will try - and on a cute "award" card like Monica made.
ReplyDeleteThe stamping on cardstock and then adhereing it the the chipboard.Would just die if I won the Cricut Artiste Collection.
ReplyDeleteI would love to have a stamp set that coordinates with a Cricut cartridge. I have stamp sets and I have cartidges but none are intended to go together. Love the concept!! Thanks, CTMH!!
ReplyDeleteMy suggested consultant is Jan Merritt.
ReplyDeleteSaw this @ Michaels the other day & had an instant crush! I like the fly away banner that you had on your video & would love to win this to try on my page.
ReplyDeleteLove coordinating stamps with a Cricut cartridge. I'm going to try the daubers tip.
ReplyDeleteI would love to make all the boxes! It is a simple and easy way to customize a gift.
ReplyDeleteI would love to have this cartridge and stamp set so much. I would like to use the mini book page cut outs to create Halloween and Christmas mini albums this year. Having the stamp set would be a great bonus too for embellishments!
ReplyDeleteMy nearest consultant is Barb Moser.
ReplyDeleteI want to try it ALL!!!! I want to try the card that they made.
ReplyDeleteShared this great episode on FB! Love using my cricut with CTMH stamps!!! Can't wait to get the new cartridge. Thanks for a chance to win!!!
ReplyDeleteMy awesome consultant is Debi Davis!!
ReplyDeleteMy suggested consultant is Jane Parker
ReplyDeleteI want to try stamping on a cardstock shape, then adhering it to the coordinating dimensional element shape. What a great way to keep the image crisp! Thanks for the chance to win!!
ReplyDeleteI Put on Facebook, and my consultants name is Kira Meunier...
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