Cricut Circle Weekly Challenge #4 BOO! Challenge

This challenge is to create a Halloween project that incorporates some kind of transparent element and 2 cuts.

I used a treat box with a window from TBBM. The box on p.119 using the fit to page function. The witch's hat and witch's brew phrase were cut from Happy Hauntings.

Cricut Circle Monthly Challenge: Celebrating Creativity

This month's challenge requirements: a shadow feature, patterned paper, embellishments, and 2 cuts. It can be a Home Decor project or a scrapbook page.

I used a small tin box and Winter Woodland Cartridge. Building one was cut once @3.5" and then 3.25". Season's Greeting was cut and shadowed @1". The tag is 1.5". Believe was cut from vinyl @1/2" using Gypsy Wandering. Embellishments include stickles and black gems for the door handles, snow on trees, and Kosher salt for the snow tied with a ribbon.

Cricut Circle Weekly challenge#3: Autmun Splendor! Color Challenge

This weeks challenge was to incorporate the following colors: gray, orange, tan and burgundy and add lots of texture to your project. Must use at least 2 cuts.

I used George for the circles for the pumpkin and the Witch's hat from Happy Hauntings for the pumpkin stem. I did cut off the spider and did a little tweaking. Cuttlebug embossing folders were used for the pumpkin circles, stem, and gray background paper. Textured Bazzill paper is behind the Sentiment with brads

The printed paper has 3 of the colors: orange, tan and burgandy and then added the gray.

Cricut Circle Weekly Challenge #2

THINK PINK! Use pink, ruffles, scallops, flourishes, glitter and jewels (use 3) Also the project must contain 2 Cricut cuts.

Cricut Circle Blog Weekly Challenge#1

I made a card for this challenge using 3 cuts from French Manor Cartridge. The French Horn is cut @1- 1/12", the Tag#1 @ 3" and Shift Tag #1 at 3". The holly is a MS punch, ribbon and gem stickers from my stash. The paper is Echo Park-the Merry Christmas collection.

Rules of challenge: at least 2 cuts from FM and add jewels or pearls.