Love these pictures of my happy girl on the day she received her leadership belt at her karate dojo! She was so excited. I went a little old school and used a stamp set, Versamark ink, and embossing powder to create the word welcome for my title. I really appreciated my Cricut after I sat there fussy cutting the embossed word; the rest of the title that I created on my Cricut only took seconds to cut out! Funny story: I could have sworn I had used the black embossing powder previously, but when I couldn't get the lid off, I realized it still had the wrapper on it, so I guess it was new. Glad I got to pull it out for this challenge.
Recipe:
Urban Alphabet stamp set
Summer Stack papers (DCWV)
The Flower Emporium paper (49 and Market)
Gypsy, Black & White cardstock
Gypsy, Buttercup & Versamark ink
Gypsy marker
White gel pen (Sakura)
White acrylic flowers & hearts
Black glitter enamel dots (Eyelet Outlet)
Wild Wheat ribbon (SU)
Unicorn ribbon (American Crafts)
Black embossing powder (Ranger)
Cricut Design Space: scalloped circle, title using Austin Hearts font
Pattern: EMS Sketch Challenge #115
Challenges: A Cut Above Anything Goes including a die-cut with optional twist of fall flowers (not sure if mine are fall, but I did include lots of flowers); Heart’s Quest Challenge Blog #87 Anything with a heart goes; Little Red Wagon #872 Q is for Quote (I used a quote from the movie A Few Good Men as my title); Love Those Pretty Papers Anything goes as long as you use lots of patterned paper; NBUS Challenge #89 my never before used stuff is black embossing powder for the title.
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