Mother's Day Bouquet Card #4

Well, I must really love the Mother's Day Bouquet Cartridge because I am using it like crazy! I believe it is the single most useful cartridge Provocraft has made yet!

Mother's Day Bouquet #3--Jumbo Clothes Pin

This is just a jumbo clothes pin to put photos or memos in on a desk which I picked up in the dollar section of Michaels.  I made a flower with the Mother's Day Bouquet Cartridge and the buton in the middle of it is from Close To My Heart.  I then glued tiny pearls to each flower.  I didn't even repaint the clip as it was cute already.  This will make a great gift for my friend who just found out she got a school secretary job she really wanted!  It will look cute on her desk with a pic of her children in it.

Mother's Day Bouquet Card #2

Here is another very simple card I made today using the Mother's Day Bouquet Cartridge to make the flower,  and a large scallop punch from EK Success for the border.  The papers I have had for a while and I think I got them at Target, but cannot remember the designer, sorry!  The buttons are Recollections from Michaels.

Mother's Day Bouquet Cartridge

I created all three of these cards using the Mother's Day Bouquet Cricut Cartridge.  The patterned paper on the first and third cards are from the Isabella Collection by Anna Griffin, my all time favorite designer! The pink and orange patterned paper is from the new K and Company stack by Caroline Gavin called Greenhouse.  The rick rack is cut from the rick rack border punch by EK success.  The flowers are all cut from various textured cardstock in different sizes ranging from 1" to 3".  I just layered them and curled the edges a bit for dimension. I do not remember who makes the "just a note" sentiment stamp, however, I stamped it on to a strip of cardstock and just folded the paper to look like a banner, then inked the edges. The first two cards are gate fold cards.  All three cards are A2 sized.