CottageCutz Poodle LOVE

Hello everyone, today I'm sharing Page 6 of my mini.

On this page I used the 3 x 3 CottageCutz French Poodle and reversed the one, so they would be facing each other. I thought it would be super CUTE to have them like this. 

The oval tags that you see in the small pocket on front are from CottageCutz Elf & Snowman Tag set 4 x 6. Perfect for this mini page.  I LOVE the tags as they are perfect all year round.

Now there is a LOT Of room for PHOTO's here. there are 5 spots on this inside flaps. Also you can have writing as well. There is a Pull out tag on the right side and room for 2 more photo's on it.

I stamped with CottageImpressions on the page using Frame 1 Lettering Stamps

 I also used the beautiful CottageCutz Shabby Chic Border

Thank you all for looking and for your wonderful comments!!!

Hugs to all,

Cheryl

For a Valentine!

Hi, Friends!

Today I have another card for you

showcasing one of the new dies from the

CottageCutz--Vintage Collection.

 

I die cut the Eiffel Tower 4 times and folded two of them in 

the middle and then glued them all together.

Also used the Scalloped doily and the sentiment

is from Cottage Impressions Frame 1 Lettering Stamps.

Hugs, 

BeCreativeBeYou.blogspot

Vintage Sewing Machine

 

 Hooray for the weekend.  Hope your weekend is all you want it to be.  It's Carol here today with some of the new Vintage release dies.  This card is made with: 

 Vintage Sewing Machine,

Oval Doily and Frame

Mini Dress Form

 The edges of the paper have been sewn with a real sewing machine.  The paper punched lace at the top is embellished with real buttons with crochet thread bows to compliment the real lace at the bottom.  The mini dress form is mounted on a teabag folded flower that looks like a quilt square in real life.  The camera just did not pick up the lovely dimension.  A button was attached to the center of the dress form and another bow made from crochet thread was attached.  Thanks so much for stopping by.  Have a wonderful "crafty" weekend!  Here are the dies used: