Peachy Keen Challenge 14

This week over at Peachy Keen they are having a color challenge:

I was so pumped up about these colors once I got out all the card stock and realized they were the color of my son's dinosaur bedding.  

My friend Julia recently made a project like this for her son's room using the whales from Create-a-Critter.  I loved it so much!  She inspired me to try it with the dinosaurs from the cartridge.  Here are the supplies:

It really came out so cute!!!

Supplies:

Create-a-Critter-Dino 1 cut at 3 in.

Dino 2 cut at 2.5 in.

Palm Tree 1.5 in.

Plantin Schoolbook for letters cut at 3 in.

Recollections card stock and Simply Chartreuse from Papertrey Ink

Patterned Paper (Striped-4 in x 7.5 in and red-4 in x 5 in)

PKS Critter Faces-Medium

Mod Podge

Craft Wood found at Michaels(They are 4.5 in wide.  I had my husband cut them down to 8 in high and 5.5 in high on the smaller one).

White paint

Twine

White and Black Gel Pens

I got so into this project that I immediately wanted to make a scrapbook page with it.

I used Birthday Bash for the title cut at 1.5 in. and welded it with my Gypsy.

Dino cut at 5 in. with tiny bubbles Cuttlebug folder on two of the layers

PKS Wide Eyed Kids Stamp

Tim Holtz Peeled Paint ink 

Sakura white gel pen

This was so much fun to make!

Peachy Keen Challenge 13: Summer Kids' Party Favor

My little boy's 4th birthday is coming up in the summer.  We are having a carnival theme for it.  I'm so excited because I love planning this kind of stuff.  I plan on having different carnival-type activities and foods.  I like for the kids to leave with a little favor.  This ice-cream treat box is something I'm thinking about doing for it. 

I am entering this in Peachy Keen's Challenge 13:  Anything Goes

Supplies:

Ice-cream Favor Box-Sweet Treats cartridge-3.5 in.

Peachy Keen Wide-Eyed Kids face stamp

Paper-Echo Park Summer Days and Papertrey Ink for ice-cream cone

Paper for box is from Recollections

Hawaiian Shores Ribbon from Papertrey Ink

Sakura gel pens and chalk ink

Treats inside: bubbles, dum-dum, and other small candies

Happy Birthday Card

Well I'm ready for my next challenge.  This challenge stuff is pretty fun if I do say so myself!  Today I have a birthday card using the Create-a-Critter cartridge. 

Supplies Used:

Pinwheel-Create-a-Critter -3 in.

Flowers-Create-a-Critter-1 in.

Grass-Plantin Schoolbook

Paper-Echo Park-Summer Days Collection (SO CUTE)

Peachy Keen Wide Eyed Kids face stamp

"Happy Birthday" and "Wish Big" stamps-Scrappy Moms Stamps-Simple Sentiments

 Purple Twine and Bo-Bunny Button

I am entering this card in the following challenges:

Peachy Keen Stamps-Sketch Challenge 12

My Pink Stamper-Birthday Card

My Craft Spot-Challenge 51-Inside and Out

Bunny Bait Easter Treat Bags

Welcome to my first blog post ever!  I am so excited and I've been wanting to participate in some challenges so here I go!!  Easter is such a fun holiday and I have found some really cute challenges in which to enter these treat bags.  I love making goodie bags for my kids' classes, and these are so cute.  Plus, kids love the "Bunny Bait" inside!

Supplies Used:

Create-a-Critter Bunny-2 3/4 in

Plantin Schoolbook-Grass-1 in and width of 4 in (used gypsy)

Peachy Keen Critter Faces Medium Stamp

Glossy Accents on Eyes

Pink Chalk

Twine

For the words "Bunny Bait" I used my computer and cut around it.

4 3/4 in wide clear bag

Cardstock:  DCWV and Recollections

I am entering this in the following challenges on my favorite blogs:

Peachy Keen Challenge:  Make a 3D Object that holds candy

Scrappy Moms Stamps:  Make something with an Easter Theme

My Craft Spot:  Easter Theme

My Creative Time:  Use an old cartridge and create a "your choice" project

I am so pumped up about FINALLY getting the courage to enter these.  I have gotten so much inspiration from all of these blogs.  "Bunny Bait" idea adapted from cute blog called Brown Paper Packages by Kierste.