February swap card

Here is my favorite card I made for the February Swap. The cupid I cut from K & Co. Glitter paper and the Calendar Design Card, isn't that cute? The heart in the background was also cut on the Slice, inked, and embellished with a few gems and a heart button.

January challenge: Snowman

The January challenge on the MB is creating a snowman (or lady) with the Slice. Here is my snowy creation. Cut with the slice, the white paper is Glitter paper by K& Co., embellished with brads and little gems. This cute fella will find his home on the front of a card soon!

Owl gift bag

Well, I decided I would give this blog thing a shot! Here is a cute little owl gift bag I made for my scrappy friends for a retreat we attended last weekend. The little bags were from the dollar store (3/$1), and I simply cut the owls 2 1/2" using my Fall/ Back to School card and then I cut a 1" circle for his belly. I added a little glitter on his nose, 2 big wiggle eyes, and used pop dots to attach him to my bags. In the little bags I put Chap Stick and mini hand lotion, essentials when away at retreat!

Freezer paper

Have you tried cutting shapes with freezer paper and using the negative space to paint on tshirts? I finally found Reynolds freezer paper at a grocery store today and tested it out. It works beautifully. To be honest, I tested with my Cricut first, but the Slice will be perfect because you can cut the paper as large as you like and then cut your designs wherever you like.

I will be testing this tonight and posting the results later.

Karin

October 2009 challenge - 3D ornaments

Here is a picture of the ornament I created for this challenge. Anyone else?

Slice videos in the sidebar

Check out the Slice videos from YouTube in the sidebar.

This gadget seems a bit tempermental. If it isn't displaying Slice videos, just refresh the page.

Enjoy!
Karin

November 2009 challenge - Soup can

I should have announced this to the list, but I'm a bit late. We are in November now and the challenge for November is to decorate a soup can and include things you have cut with your Slice. Let's get really dimensional -- use embossing folders, UTEE, dimensional paint or anything else you can think of.

When you have created something, please post on this blog with a picture of your work of art.

Karin