Friday, October 2, 2009

Hat, Scarf, Mittens


Designed by
Cheryl Becker

This card just never sat quite right with me. But...here it is anyway. Just not happy with how it turned out. Cuts are all from Winter Woodland. I added glitter to cuffs and band and tassel of cap as well as the snowflakes. Thanks for looking.
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My Hero


Designed by
Cheryl Becker

I made this card for my son who is in the process of joining the US Army. I gave this to him on the day he went to take his ASVAB test...giving him some extra support. Inside sentiment is ...My Son. I did lots of inking of edges and used my signo white gel pen for accents on the front. I am so proud of him and pray God's best for him in this endeavor and where ever God may lead him.
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A View Out My Window


Designed by
Cheryl Becker
I use Design Studio to weld the shadow cut of this card for the base. Cut one more for the next layer. Cut one regular cut, layer of acetate and then another regular cut. The trees were skewed a bit to make them narrower...to fit a little better. They are adhered to the second layer, before the "window" is put on. Used a gel pen to highlight the accent marks made by the cricut. Added glitter to the accent snow pieces. The candle stick added the finishing touch on the outside of the card. Thanks for looking.
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Saturday, September 19, 2009

Circle Tags with Hallmark Card Studio


Created by
Cheryl Becker
I have Hallmark Card Studio Deluxe 2008
I start with a blank document and go to text to type what ever it is you want. Once you hit enter, there is a box to check for curved effect. From there you can make a full circle or a simple arch shape. Once you choose which one you want, you click on it and some "handles" will appear around your text. You need to play with pulling on those "handles" to make larger or smaller. You need to play around a bit to get the size right. Once you get this step down, you can add dots, dashes or solid circle. You can put clip art in the center or leave blank. Other than fooling around with those small gray box "handles", there is nothing else to learn. That is probably the hardest part. You just have to push and pull and drag them around. Good luck all.
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Friday, September 11, 2009

Retro Snowflakes



Designed by
Cheryl Becker

I used Winter Woodland to make this card. I cut strips of coordinating card stock and did a weave with them. I cut one of the snowflakes at 3 different sizes. On the largest one, I cut the layers that went with it. I added some flat back pearls, did some inking, finished off the inside and called it done.
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