I welded the cone in Design Studio on shadow and cut it I believe at 7". I cut the cone again on blackout in tan. I ran that layer through the Cuttlebug using the Argyle folder. I cut the cone again and cut the top off and popdotted it to give it dimension over the bottom half. I distressed it a little bit with Tim Holtz Distress Ink. I cut the ice cream part using Glass Slipper Bazzil Bling paper. I then ran it through the cuttlebug using Divine Swirls then used Ice Stickles to trace the swirls to give it a little more shine. I cut the cherry in pink and also ran that through the Cuttlebug using Divine Swirls and stickled it. I had the pink ribbon in my stash and tied a little bow and added a Prima and a skittle to finish it off.
I pretty happy with how it came out and am getting a bit addicted to the shape card. Be sure to head on over to The Cuttlebug Spot and check out the Design Team's cards they are FABULOUS!
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Monday, April 13, 2009
Cuttlebug Ice Cream
Happy Monday everyone.
Hope everyone had a great Easter and weekend!
This week over at the Cuttlebug Spot, Nilda asked her team to create a card that wasn't rectangular or square. So, I pondered this all day and realized I needed a birthday card for one of my best friend's daughter. I was looking up at my carts on top of my new shelves and poof I saw the ice cream cone on the side of the Doodlecharms cart and I had an AH HA moment!
Here is what I came up with......
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Looks good enough to eat. lol Cute card
ReplyDeleteYummy ice cream cone! You did an excellent job with this weeks challenge. Be looking forward to more of your creations.
ReplyDelete~L~
Another great creation! I wouldn't mind Bruster's right now...LOL
ReplyDeleteYUMMY!!!! great job :-) forgot to check cb site today thanks for the reminder ;-)
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty ice cream cone. Absolutely love it
ReplyDeleteYou are making me hungry! I love it!
ReplyDeleteMarjorie from TX
Chrissy your card is fabulous!! I love it!! It makes me want ice cream! :) Awesome job!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicious looking card - great job!
ReplyDeleteWow Chrissy, this is fantastic! I love how it sparkles...low cal too, I bet:))) Perfect use of that argyle folder for your basket! Very clever. Love all the bling!
ReplyDeletei ABSOLUTELY LOVE this card! going to lift the idea! i have Doodlecharms! never thought of making it big like this!
ReplyDeleteWow that is super cute!!! Great job! I've got to get that doodlecharms cart....!!
ReplyDeleteChrissy, this is so adorable. Thanks for giving the instructions on how you did it, this is one I would like to scraplift, it you don't mind...
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card! It looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us this week!
Aymee
I love your ice cream cone and it really does look "yummy!" Great card. Mary GW
ReplyDeletethat is absolutely adorable!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. I love the touch of ribbon on the cone.
ReplyDeleteLori
What a very cute idea!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome! Looks good enough to eat!
ReplyDeleteOhhh How cute is this!! Great job!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! love everything about it!
ReplyDeleteChrissy, this looks so YUMMY!!! Really loving the embosssing you did on the cone and on the ice cream; and that shine you added on the swirl and on the cherry! This is just one CUTE card - the bow w/flower is a great finishing touch!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great and yummy card - I love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing with us this week!
Cuttlehugs,
Kathrin aka Kruemel
All I can say is wow! What a neat idea. My grandson's birthday is this week. I am going to use your idea as a template. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteDottie
So pretty! Good luck with the challenge. I love your card :)
ReplyDeleteYummy, Yummmy,,,, I love it... look forward to your creations everyweek with us.
ReplyDeleteThank you for participating in the challenge at The Cuttlebug Spot