Welcome to the Frosted Designs Winter Wonderland Blog Hop!!! You should have arrived from Marina. Here is a complete list of blog hop participants in case you found me first, or get lost along the way!
Andrea http://www.scrapality.com/
Lori http://www. scrappinmystressaway.blogspot. com/ ***HERE
Joni http://www.joniparkerstuff. blogspot.com/ ***NEXT
Debbie B http://debbiebakk.blogspot. com/
1. Have the phrase emailed to me at danica4us@yahoo.com by midnright Sunday. (Subject Line should say "Blog Hop")
2. Link your LO to the Frosted Design Blog by Midnight Sunday.
The word you need from my blog is "STAYING". Now on to my project:
I created a Winter Wonderland layout for my project today.
I created a Winter Wonderland layout for my project today.
Our challenge this week at Frosted Designs is to use Vellum or Acetate in your project. I used vellum because I had some on hand.
I wanted to print on my vellum with my Imagine. In order to print on the entire 8 1/2 x 11 piece of vellum, I had to get creative. You can print on certain shapes, but you can only size the height.
After using my Gypsy to size and place the item where I want on my mat, I had to work around my limitations. I opted to Print Page (which prints the entire 12x12 area) and filled in the rest of the mat with white cardstock. I cut out a 8 1/2 x 11 section of the cardstock. I switched the overspray option to OFF.
I used Enjoy the Seasons for my snowflake paper image.
Here is the printed paper and vellum.
I grabbed some snowflakes from When It's Cold Outside. I sized them at 3.96, 4.20 and 5.25. I moved them into an 8 1/2 x 11 rectangle of my mat.
Luckily I noticed the arrow was pointed the wrong way on my mat before I cut!! I rotated the snowflakes so they cut where the vellum is placed on the mat. I opened another layer in my Gypsy and put some snowflakes from 1.75 - 2.05 inches across the top of the mat.
First I cut out the vellum. I consulted my friend's site Above Rubie's Studio to check the Complete Cricut Cutting Guide. In order to cut vellum, you need to set your Cricut to Regular Blade 4 (blade depth)-3(speed)-3(pressure).
When the vellum was cut, I selected Return to Design, switched my settings back to cardstock (5-4-4), switched Layers on my Gypsy and cut out the smaller snowflakes.
I cut out Winter Wonderland and the shadow from Winter Frolic at 3.47 inches for my title. I layered the vellum snowflakes in the bottom right corner overlapping the picture. I pop dotted the title on top of the smaller snowflakes, also overlapping the photo. I put some gems on the snowflakes.
I had two of these crystal snowflakes and stuck them hanging off two corners of the page.
Here is a close up of the vellum snowflakes.
I don't use vellum very often, but I am glad I did! I challenge you to use vellum or acetate and link up at Frosted Designs!!
Thank you for stopping by, your next stop in the hop is JONI












