Yay, it's Friday again and time for another Stuck on U Sketches Die Cut challenge! Grab a cup of coffee because today is a longer post than usual. We have lots to share!
We are excited to present this week's Die Cut challenge which is:
Time to put those thinking caps on, ladies! But really, it's not as hard as you might think! There are tons of images out there that can be cut that way! For example the Cricut A Child's Year cartridge is mostly silhouettes. Just be sure that you use a die or die cut machine versus a stamp.
Before we get to our DT inspiration, we want to introduce you to a new DT member! One of us was surfing the web in regard to Silhouette's Cameo Die Cut machine when we stumbled across Lisa's blog. We were all super impressed and couldn't wait to ask her to join our team! Here is what Lisa has to tell us about herself:
'I've been married to a wonderful Air Force man for almost 13 years now, and we
have two daughters, ages 10 and 8. I'm originally from Texas, and I'll always
be a Texan at heart. Being a military family, though, takes us all over the
world. We're currently living in Germany, and loving every minute of it! Back
in the States, I taught 3rd and 4th grade for 9 years, but I'm taking a break
right now to enjoy being
with my family and our travels around Europe. I've
been crafty all my life, and I started scrapbooking right after my hubby and I
got married. Over a year ago, I started making cards and started my blog,
Pretty Paper, Pretty
Ribbons, and I've never looked back! My favorite tools to use when I craft
are my Cricut and Silhouette Cameo electronic cutting machines."
But that's not all!!!! We also have a second new Die Cut team member!! Elizabeth Currie-Matsko is joining us as well. Many of you already know Elizabeth from the Cricut MB and follow her blog, 217 Creations. We are absolutely head over heels that she is going to be part of our team! Here is a short bio from Elizabeth:
"My name is Elizabeth Currie-Matsko. I am a thirty something wife and mother of 3 rambunctious boys. Two of my boys are Autistic and crafting has become a shared passion for us. I have always enjoyed art, sewing, coloring, basically anything creative. I started scrapbooking in 1999 after I got married. I love sharing and teaching. As a result, my posts are very tutorial in nature and usually have lots of pictures and full instructions. Even though I started by making layouts, I find them very stressful. I enjoy making cards the most followed by altered art and mini albums. I look forward to joining the SOUS Die Cut Team!"
So, now it is time to share what our amazing team has done with this week's challenge:
Snips and Snails
Be a Little Rowdy (birthday card)
Sandi Clarkson
Mom's Cameo frame
Wanda Boardley
Special Delivery
Lisa Norris
Memories
Another Flower Has Bloomed in Heaven
Tammy E. (NCScrapAddict)
Wedding Card
Faith Abigail
Annette Gearside
Prince Card
Elizabeth Currie-Matsko
Seriously?!
Theresa Kelly
Isn't that some awesome inspo? Remember that you will have 2 weeks to upload your project to SOUS! We can't wait to see how you interpret our challenge!