Pink Slippers

     I was digging through my bag of finished products that I have for sale in my shops when I found a set of gift tags that I never listed.  These are so cute, they are made using two different Cricut cartridges, the Ornamental Iron and Wall Decor and I used Design Studio to weld the shoes inside the iron gate.  Welding allows me to cut out the design as one design and not have to worry about cutting two separate images and then somehow attaching them together to get them to look like one image.  If you want to view the other photos of these tags, you can see them in my Storenvy shop.

     The little bows were made using the fork method which I have a link to the "How To" video here and in an older post in my blog also.  They were super easy to make and so cute.

The First of the Christmas Projects

     Wow - I can't hardly believe that half the year is gone already.  I know it must be true though, not only does my calendar say so, but I'm starting to get that "Lets do Christmas Stuff" itch!  I keep bouncing back and forth between wanting to work on Halloween and Christmas lol.  
     Here is the first of my Christmas tags and it's actually 1 of a set of 6 that I made.  I try to make one extra of any set that I make so that I can keep one for my own use and the rest of the set goes up for sale at my store.  If you want to take a look at the rest of the set, jump over to my shop on Storenvy and take a peek.

Handmade Gift Bag filled with Gift Tags, using Cricut's Plantin Schoolbook cartridge.

     I used Cricut Plaintin Schoolbook cartridge again to make this gift bag.  This handmade gift bag is also made at 7 1/4 inches and is filled with matching handmade gift tags.  The gift tags are about 5x4 inches and they have "To" and "From" on the back.  I used one of the cricut cartridges for the flowers that you can see on the front of the gift bag and gift tags, but for the life of me, I can't remember which cartridge it was.