My Paper Crafting-Challenge 117, Bundle Up Baby

Hi everyone! Happy hump day!!

Today's Crafts with Cutters challenge at My Paper Crafting is:

Create a project with winter attire. Mittens, scarves, boots, etc. Bundle Up It's Cold Outside!

Here is what I came up with:

 I started this A2 card with white cardstock,then added a dark, blue mat, and then the snowflake patterned paper. The mat for this cute image is a sizzix die and then I just embossed it with my Cuttlebug using my Snowflakes folder. I stamped the sentiment, Baby it's cold outside" in the corner. The smiling hat is cut from the Simply Charmed cartridge. I also popped him up on a homemade action wobble made from jewelry wire.

Then when you flick him he looks like he's shivering from the cold!!

Thanks so much for stopping by today and be sure to stop by My Paper Crafting to check out the rest of the DT's lovely creations and to play along!

Cut It Up Challenge #2--Watch For Falling Leaves

Hi everyone!!

Welcome to challenge #2 at Cut It Up Challenges!! Challenge #2 is to create a fall themed project based on the following photo inspiration:

For my second creation at Cut It Up Challenges, I got to use the brand new Cricut cartridge, Create a Critter 2. I loved the first cartridge and I love this one even more! It has such great year round critters for all your holidays and seasonal creations. I used the Fall tree cut and I popped it up on a homemade action wobble. You can view the tutorial to make your own at My Craft Spot blog. So easy to make!! I cut the two leaves from the Create a Critter cartridge and my patterned paper is from DCWV's Fall and Halloween stack. The twine is from our prize sponsor's this week, Trendy Twine! Thanks so much Trendy Twine for the samples!!

 The sentiment says, "Watch for Falling Leaves" and I just love it b/c then my tree wobbles and looks like the tree is losing it's leaves!! :D I think it is so cute!!

Here is the prize for this week from our sponsors Trendy Twine and My Thoughts Exactly Stamps:

Go off and create something now! Don't forget to use our photo inspiration and to include a die-cut somewhere on your project.