I decided to challenge myself, and participate in three different challenges. My blog traffic has slowed, since the holidays, so I'm hoping to get more views and more followers. I love creating, but I have a style and cuts that I like, so I thought I would step out of my comfort zone and join some challenges that I may not have considered. I hope you enjoy what I have done, and because I'm new I have little to offer as far as give a ways. I have added some adds to my blog that I hope will generate a bit of money to help get some giveaways happening in the near future. I kindly ask that you take a second to click one of my adds; all money earned will go back to my viewers and followers. Till I have something more to offer, I give you all my thanks for visiting and supporting my blog.
The challenges:
Bitten by the Bug 2 - Caterpillar
Fantabulous Cricut - #93 Man Time
My entries:
Bitten by the Bug 2 - Caterpillar
This challenge was to make a project using a caterpillar cut. I normally wouldn't use the caterpillar from '
Create a Critter', but that was the challenge. I tried to come up with some thing cute; so I thought of this concept. Some dreams don't always come true, but for this little guy I think he has chosen an obtainable goal.
I used the following Cricut Cartridges on this project:
Create a Critter - Caterpillar and the Thought Bubble.
Sentimentals - Background Marquee and the Butterfly
Fantabulous Cricut - #93 Man Time
The objective was to "Create a Masculine Project". This one took a lot of thinking. I have very few cartridges with cuts geared towards guys. I don't do sports or tools, so I had little to go on. I do however like animals and so that's what I went with. I chose a animal that I thought was on the masculine side; a Wolf, from
'Noah's ABC Animals'. I made a bit of a scene with the help of '
Plantin Schoolbook'. I think this card came out a bit flat, so I added stars and am still trying to think of something else, maybe add something to the moon.
Cricut Cartridges Used:
Noah's ABC Animals - Wolf
Plantin Schoolbook - Trees and the Circle Moon
Thanks for the challenge,
Colin