welcoming Amelia

Megan used the Cricut to cut the cards and the  heat transfer vinyl for the shirts. 

wishing everyone a Merry Christmas!

Megan worked so hard this year!

megan still making cards

Megan is still making beautiful cards, just have not had time to post...Still using the Cricut Explore, she loves to add Wink of Stella and lot of love in her cards... She also added Cricut foil for the words.

WEDDING FAN

When Megan and I were asked to make a "wedding fan", we thought who would use it at the
wedding ceremony?  Now that we are in a heat wave, I am thinking that they may come in handy!
We cut them with the Cricut explore and are in the midst of assembling them, we better hurry, we are running out of time....

saying Thank You to those who served

Priorities-Megan kept at it -even while she was in the stander- to get cards of appreciation done for the military present at Staten Island Yankee Military Appreciation night. Thank You to all who have served our country!

first birthday card

Megan used the Cricut adhesive foil on the front of this card to personalize it. The slide is made of the new Cricut Pearl Paper and really looks great in person.   She loved picking out the fancy font for the inside of the card as she typed the message out on the Cricut Design Space.

pillows for bridal shower

Using the Cricut Explore, we cut these images from heat transfer vinyl, Cricut brand, and applied them to these pillow covers. The font for "always" was easy to change using the Cricut fonts.  It is hard to see in the picture, but the pillows are a gray ombre to match the comforter we purchased off the registry.

bridal shower cutting board gift

Megan and I used the Cricut Explore to cut the vinyl for this glass cutting board.  It is not perfect but we did remember to mirror the image before cutting it and using the Cricut transfer paper made it easier to place on the surface. Weeding the vinyl image took the longest to do.

having fun making a bridal shower card

Megan's welcome to Cardinal Dolan

Staten Islanders were blessed today to have Cardinal Dolan visit Our Lady of Pity to host a Day of Mercy.  Megan wanted to make a sign for him and hang it by her dad's office, just three door away from the church.  She had great ideas and had fun making it.   What a beautiful inspiring day!

 She knew it was not complete until she added the butterflies too!  The sign took a few days to make, but that just gave Megan more time to add color and flowers to it!