Bicycle cards

You just HAVE to pop on over to the blog today to check out this example of the CUTEST bicycle cards - spring is coming and these are PERFECT!

Here's a pretty project using the Large Die of the Month from Spellbinders! You're gonna love this beautiful bicycle...

Hi everyone, I went to my granddaughter Natalie's grad party in St. Paul this weekend. Got back yesterday~so tired~my back doesn't like long drives. I combined the CAS challenge and Joan's TLC. This was an easy card, except I had to do it three times~I couldn't get the top white layer centered on the base and I couldn't pull it off because I had so many pop squares. Sorry Joan I didn't mean to get three quarters of the bike! lol But I do have half a tree! I stamped the image and…

Hi there! Hope you are enjoying a creative World card making day! I also think this a good day to say thanks to all my faithful fo...

When I got done going through the Hero Arts Blop Hop today I went back to their site, than their blog and was cruising around. I seen a thing about a December contest and clicked on it: DECEMBER CARD SETS & A SKETCH CHALLENGE I made this one birthday card. My sentiment was too long so I snipped it between words and put them on a block to stamp it. Supplies used: stamp sets: Hero Arts Joy Ride and Essential Messages card stock: Slate, Neenah Classic Crest Smooth Cover, GP White, Black ink…

Today's WT: Bicycles. I've had this die-cut bike for years. It was gifted from Sue28. I've also had this uncut dp for a long time and didn't know how to use it, but after seeing Sallie's birthday card, I knew what to do. This actually came out way better than I anticipated it would. : ) I sponged the bike because it was a lighter shade of blue, also sponged dp panel. Added 2 brads to hold the bike in place and used a birthday ef for the sentiment. Thanks for stopping by! ~Roberta

Memory Box, window, grass, bike, pink card

We've got on our bikes for today's challenge! I die cut the bicycle twice in scrap ivory and once in Basic Black, spray glued together. Wrapped ribbon around the first panel and popped it up with foam tape. Popped up the smaller panel, placing the bicycle 'on the road' Die cut lots of blossoms, shaped them and added to the basket, with a few tiny leaves. Used a computer generated sentiment. TFL today x