Hi Everyone! Sorry for the late post. I was out all day yesterday til after midnight at our Crop for the Cure, and have been pretty comatose today, LOL!
Let's get to the winner of last week's blog candy, shall we? Here's our winner of the Elegant Cakes cartridge...
Beverly said...
Very cute card! Those papers are perfect!
Beverly, please email me at moniquegriffith@yahoo.com with your mailing address.
And since I didn't post earlier today, I'm going to go ahead and share a little project that Emily and I worked on this afternoon. She was assigned a state report, and chose the state of Texas. My friend Phyllis loaned us the 50 States cart, and we used a few others as well. So here's some pics of how it turned out. I did most of the Cricut cutting since we were in a bit of a hurry, but Em helped make the decisions, assemble things, and did all of the writing after we read about each state symbol.
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State shape, bird, flag and state name are all from 50 States. |
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The strip with the images slides through like a movie strip. You can click on pics to see what Em wrote. |
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Bluebonnet flowers are from 50 States. |
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We put the state fish on here, and got the cut from Everyday Paper Dolls. Em helped decorate the fishy. |
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Star and square are from George. I used Centerpoint, and cut the star at 2", then immediately cut a square around it at 2 1/4" still using Centerpoint. |
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State, star and "Austin" are from 50 States. I like what she wrote, hehe. |
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Cowboy boot is from Old West. She was pretty proud of her report. Not bad for procrastinating, huh? |
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Check back in just a few hours for the Tuesday post. I'm going to share a few pics from Crop for the Cure, including the little favors we made. In the meantime, be sure to leave a comment on this post for a chance to win this week's blog candy - a custom-designed one-of-a-kind layout in your choice of theme!
Congrats to the winner!! Wonderful report! Very cute! Gotta love the creativity!
ReplyDeleteWow! Great report! I love using the cricut to make learning fun!!
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ReplyDeleteVery cute, I have also used my cricut to help with my kids school projects. I always get really great feedback from their teachers!
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Great Job Emily! Very nice meeting you on Sunday! WHat a great Blog Candy Monique and a great time for a great cause!
ReplyDeleteAwesome job Emily! You are very lucky to have your Mom help you with your report. Have a great day Emily!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to the winner!
ReplyDeleteGreat project Emily! Isn't using a Cricut for school projects just the best?!?!? My boys projects are always the envy of the school! Everyone needs a Bug!
Melissa
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Congratulation to the winner, you are going to love that cart.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful project! And a great keepsake! TFS
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Congrats on the Crop. You Rock Lady. The report on Texas looks wonderful. I gave one of my cricuts to my daughters high school and they asked me to come teach afew classes. It was such a blast. Thanks for all you share.
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Emily did a great job...she is a sweetie!
ReplyDeleteGreat job Emily!! You get an A+ for your project. Thanks for the chance to win.
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congratulations!
ReplyDeleteCute school project.
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The cricut sure comes in handy! What an awesome school project. Great job!
ReplyDelete-Mandy
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Loved your report Emily...I now know a bit more about Texas (i'm from Canada) and the images are just perfect ;)
ReplyDeleteYaaay, Emily! That is "A" work, for SURE! I know you had fun, Mama, working on that with her. Excellent job!
ReplyDeleteGreat project! I love using my Cricut to help with school stuff!
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I adore it when the "younger" generation gets involved with the Cricut. And they are "show-offs" with their quick learning curve. Great school project...
ReplyDeleteWow Emily did a great job with this project. I love all the detail she wrote about the various pictures, I can see she has put in a lot of time and research. What a great way to make education fun.
ReplyDeleteKim xXx
Looks like you all had a ball.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to the winner. I wish they would have had Cricuts when my kids were in school. It would have made things soooo much easier. But my daughter is a teacher and we make lots of fun things for her class room with the Cricut now.
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Great job!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to the winner, have fun with this.
Emily, Great job on your report. It has lots of great details about Texas. I love the cuts from the 50 state cartridge too.
ReplyDeleteI now know for sure your daughter has GREAT taste.
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Congrats to the winner.
ReplyDeleteUsing the cricut for projects like that is a Great idea.
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What a great report--Emily did a fantastic job!
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Fabulous project! The diecuts add so much to the end product. Hope she gets an A+!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Beverly!!! :)
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job on your state report, Em!!! :)
A+++! Great job!
ReplyDeleteEmily, you've done a great job on your report! What a lucky girl you are to have been born into such a talented family! I'm sure your teacher and your classmates will be very impressed w your project. I love how you made the slider for your pics. I'm gonna have to figure out how to do that. Thanks for sharing your talent w the rest of us! :)
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Such a cute report! It's great that you can use the cricut for school too! I can't wait till my kids are older and I can help them with some projects!
ReplyDeleteMy son is only two, but I already use the Cricut for his teachers' cards for almost every holiday. I can't wait till I can use it for his school projects like this. This gives me more justification for my hubby as to why we need to have so many cartridges. ;-) Thank you! And I love that it's my home state...yay Texas!
ReplyDeleteGreat report!! No kids here...well at least none with 2 legs...just the 4 legged kind! BUT...my nieces and nephews always know they can call on Aunt Mary!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome job Emily
ReplyDeleteGreat project. I wish I would've had a cricut when I was in school!
ReplyDeleteAs a teacher myself, I love how y'all used the cricut cuts for her school project. YOu just can't beat having an involved parent!!! Priceless!
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