I made this Cricut Mother's Day card using the Stamping Solutions cartridge.
This project also includes a Design Studio cut file for the words "Happy Mother's Day", using the Lyrical Letters cartridge
Things Needed to Make this Cricut Mother's Day Card:
Quick Summary for Cricut Mother's Day Card:
Stamping Solutions:
Lyrical Letters cut file is used for "Happy Mother's Day"
1. Fold a 8.5" x 11" of cardstock
in half to create a 8.5" x 5.5" card. This will be the card
base.
2. Cut a patterned sheet of paper 5"
x 8" and glue it on top of the front of the card.
3.
Cut two pieces of cardstock to make the rectangle where the
words
"Happy Mother's Day" appears. The bigger rectangle is 4 1/4"
by 4 3/4".
The smaller rectangle is 4" x 4 1/2".
Glue these on top of one another, and then to the top portion
of the front of the card.
4.
I used the Cricut Design Studio and Lyrical Letters to cut
out "Happy Mother's Day". It was cut using the feature
"connected" and I used the software to kern and weld the letters
together. The title ends up being 4" long by 3.5" tall.
If you own Cricut Design Studio and the Lyrical Letters
cartridge and would like to download the cut file, please click here
(you will need to unzip the file). If this is not working for
you, please let me know by contacting me so I can fix any
problems.
5.
Load the Stamping Solutions cartridge.
Using the color cardstock of your choice, select "shift" then
the
"please come" button (button 20) to select the flower. Select
3".
Press "cut".
6. Load in a
contrasting color and
select "repeat last" and then also hit "shadow". Select
"cut".
This will make a flower with a slightly bigger shape for the
background. Glue the smaller flower on top of the big one.
I also enhanced the middle of the flower with a dot of
glitter
glue.
7. For the dragonfly, load in the
color of your
choice (I used purple). Select "shift" then "missing you"
(button
3). Select size 2". Press "cut". Then
load the color
for the background, and select "repeat last" then select "shadow".
Press "cut". Before gluing the dragonfly to the
background,
I first applied glue to the purple dragonfly and sprinkled it with
glitter for extra sparkle. After it was dry I glued the dragonfly to
its shadow. The dragonfly was then glued below but
overlapping
the flower.
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