She actually made this card for one of her classmates, whose family had a fire in their house this past Friday. She wanted to give her a card to let her know she is thinking and praying for her. She used the cocoa with doughnut image from Sweet 'n Sassy. The PP is some from my stash, and she wrote the sentiment. She also added the little heart brads.
Showing posts with label Kona Kids #10. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kona Kids #10. Show all posts
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Morgan's Challenge Card
Here is my oldest daughter Morgan's challenge card for the Kona Kid Krafters "Kids Choice" challenge. She actually made this card for one of her classmates, whose family had a fire in their house this past Friday. She wanted to give her a card to let her know she is thinking and praying for her. She used the cocoa with doughnut image from Sweet 'n Sassy. The PP is some from my stash, and she wrote the sentiment. She also added the little heart brads.
She actually made this card for one of her classmates, whose family had a fire in their house this past Friday. She wanted to give her a card to let her know she is thinking and praying for her. She used the cocoa with doughnut image from Sweet 'n Sassy. The PP is some from my stash, and she wrote the sentiment. She also added the little heart brads.
Friday, October 15, 2010
Ashley's Challenge Card
Here is my DD Ashley's card for the following challenges:
She used some orange textured CS for the base. We used mommy's Cricut to cut the spider web. We used an i-Top punch to make the spider (mommy saw this on another blog this week, but can't remember where). She wanted the spider to be sparkly, so we used 1/2 a bottle of stickles on him...lol...well not that much, but it did take forever to dry! She added some wiggly eyes, and a little mouth. We used some spider web ribbon, and we made a brad with the i-Top.
She used some orange textured CS for the base. We used mommy's Cricut to cut the spider web. We used an i-Top punch to make the spider (mommy saw this on another blog this week, but can't remember where). She wanted the spider to be sparkly, so we used 1/2 a bottle of stickles on him...lol...well not that much, but it did take forever to dry! She added some wiggly eyes, and a little mouth. We used some spider web ribbon, and we made a brad with the i-Top.
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