The dragonflys are cut from - Doodlecharms, Gypsy Wanderings, Create a Critter and Paisley and are cut at 2.5 inches. To get the pattern paper I used my Gypsy and the Imagine. I don't have any of my cartridges anymore (story for another post !) so I had to be creative to use the papers I wanted from the Imagine Nursery Tails Cartridge. I used the rounded corner square shape that comes preloaded on the Imagine, sized it to 5.5 inches and filled it with the pattern paper I wanted. I did this 4 times to fill the 12 x 12 white textured cardstock. I then changed the settings to print only.
After I had the paper printed, I moved to my Gypsy and pulled up the dragonfly images from the various cartridges and placed them on the screen to match where the papers were on the mat. Then I cut ! Simple, right? Yes but I had to concentrate kinda hard so I got the right image to cut from the right paper . But it was worth it . I really like the way they came out.
The border was another Gypsy project. The image is from Easter 2010. I sized it to the height I wanted and copied 3 or 4 times and welded them all together. I know I will use this border lots more.
The solid paper is Stampin Up. All the extra embellishments I add are from my stash. I inked all the edges and used Dazzaling Diamond Glitter - Stampin Up.
I think this is going to look great on my daughters desk!
As always, thanks for stopping by :)
I cannot wait to put this on my desk at work! All my co-workers are going to be jelous! Thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to try making one of these. So much cuter than the box.
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Mindy, it's just beautiful. I hope I can make one half as good as yours. You always push me and inspire me to go beyond my comfort zone. Thanks, my friend.
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Shirley
WOW Mindy that is beautiful. I love the colors. You stopped by my blog today and asked about the circle membership. I don't think that it is open until March, but you could always call Provo craft and ask. Thanks so much for stopping by.
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ReplyDeleteLove your tissue boxes they are gorgeous!!
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