Showing posts with label Varsity Letter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Varsity Letter. Show all posts

Thursday, September 11, 2014

Cricut Football Gift Bag

Hello, friends!
Cricut Football Gift Bag

As promised, I have a Football gift bag to share with you. I will be sharing one of these a week until the end of football season. This of coarse can be translated into any other sport.

My ten year old son is a junior wildcat, so he is assigned to one of the varsity football players as a mentor (our team was #1 in the state for the last two years woot woot). It is a really great program! Part of the gig includes me bringing a bag full of game day snacks for the player. Since I never do things simple and easy, I thought I would decorate the bags, so they stand out. That way he would always remember my son and the awesome bags full of goodies.
 

Below is a picture of my son and his mentor. You can tell how excited my son is, but I am not sure the player is as thrilled. Hopefully my bags will change his mind!


  The bag is made using the All Sports and Varsity Letter cartridges. These cartridge worked so harmonious together! I wanted to make sure that this bag was special and personalized, so I used his jersey number and put his name on the back of the jersey as well.  

Since this project was made using the Explore I was able to upload and cut the team's wildcat emblem for the helmet. How FABULOUS is that?

I cut the helmet tag out at 4.25" and the jersey out at 6.5". If you have an Explore I have included the file here ==>
Football gift bag file

All Sports handbook page

All Sports handbook page

Cricut Football Gift Bag
Cricut Football Gift Bag closeup
Cricut Football Gift Bag tag
Cricut Football Gift Bag back view

supplies I used









Anna Griffin Lettering Soirees
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september constant campaign

Close to My Heart Stamp of the Month

 

Friday, October 7, 2011

University of North Texas t-shirt made using the Varsity Letter Lite cartridge.

Hello, friends!

Ok, I know that you guys probably notice that I go through periods of time where I perhaps do too much of one thing. Like Bo Bunny Double Dot paper or Art Philosophy cartridge projects. Now, I keep cutting fabric with the cricut. Sigh...I just love doing it. It is just so darn gratifying. However, this will be my last project made using fabric for at least a week. I need to give it a break. That way you guys don't thinks that this blog is all about cutting fabric with my cricut. 

This shirt is made using the Varsity Letter Lite cartridge. I am transferring to the University of North Texas in the spring, so I thought I would make my own shirt. My dad saw this shirt the other day and has requested a University of Arkansas shirt. I wish there was a Greek alphabet cartridge because I could make sorority shirts and sell them!

I cut the letters out at 4".
There were a few questions from yesterday's post and I thought I would answer them.

A beautiful card that I plan to make myself but you didn't say which CTMH papers you used. Sonoma?
Also have you done or will you please do a Tutorial on making the beautiful bows that you make?

1) The paper pack is called Believe
  
2) I have been asked many times about my bows and doing a bow tutorial. Currently, I do not plan on doing one. There are several reasons why. However, the main reason is I just hate making videos. They are SUPER time consuming and I spend so much time keeping two blogs a float as it is(7-8 posts a week combined, which means 7-8 NEW projects a week). For now, I am keeping my bow secret to myself. Although, it is not a secret. It is just lots and lots of practice!

Thanks so much for stopping by this week! Come back to see me next week. I promise I won't do any shirts, bags, or onesies!

October Promotions:

The October Stamp of the Month is $5 with a purchase of $50 or more!

Also this month there is another promotion. If you sign up as a consultant you will get an extra add on collection to your new consultant kit purchase that is valued up to $130! So, come join my team! This is a great time to do it! If you are interested and want more information, please email me!








Why be a Close to My Heart consultant?
  • Sneak Peeks: You get to see the entire catalog of new products usually a full month before the general public. This is one of my favorite things about being a consultant and the main reason I became a consultant. Who doesn't like sneak peeks! Not only can you view the catalog early, but can order your products early as well and have them weeks before non-consultants.
  • Incentive trips: Close to My Heart chooses really great trip destinations every year for consultants who qualify. The 2012 trip is to Hawaii and the 2013 trip is a cruise to the Caribbean!
  • You are your own boss: You can run your business how you want to. Close to My Heart gives consultants the freedom to work from home, be your own boss, and do as much or as little as you want. I promise though, that you will get out of this what you put into it! I go to school full time, run two blogs, and have a little one. There is no way I could fit in a regular job. Close To My Heart gives me the freedom to juggle my hectic life and make an income at the same time.
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  • The discount: As a consultant you get a 22% discount on all Close To My Heart products. This includes Art Philosophy!
  • Low cost start up: It only costs $99 to sign up and you get $280 worth of product!Sign up as a new Consultant between October 1–31 and receive one New Consultant Kit add-on collection of your choice FREE! Add-on collections are priced at $40 each and have a retail value of up to $130. That means you get $410 worth of product for only $99!!
What are you waiting for? Come join my team!

Last but not least, the Art Philosophy cartridge is still available!


If you get your Cricut Art Philosophy cartridge bundle between now and the end of the month you will qualify for the $5 Stamp of the Month.

What you will get if you get this deal?

*Cricut Art Philosophy Cartridge (retail price of $59.99) , Three Stamp Sets (retail value of $17.95 each), & Three Dimensional Element chipboard sets (retail value of $4.95 each). Total retail value of $128.69 for only $99. (click here for pictures of the handbook ==> ART PHILOSOPHY HANDBOOK)

*The October Stamp of the Month 'Holiday Magic' stamp set for $5 (retail value of $17.95)

YOU SAVE ==> $42.64

Click here to get in on this FABULOUS deal ==> Melanie's Close To My Heart Website



Have a great weekend!

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Thursday, November 11, 2010

Global Scholars poster board made using Varsity Letter, Locker Talk, Destinations, Printing 101, and Stamping Solutions Cricut cartridges!

Hello, friends!
 
Today I have a poster that I made for a club I am in at my college. We needed a good recruitment sign and I thought I was up to the task. Five Cricut cartridges later this is what I made. It was a huge hit and the best sign in my opinion of any of the other clubs! If you do not have any of the cartridges I used make sure you check out the 40% off sale at cricut.com. Did you know they are now selling lite cartridges and Martha Stewart cartridges over there? Cool, huh!?!

Cartriges used are Varsity Letter, Locker Talk, Destinations, Printing 101, and Stamping Solutions.
The globe and cap are from Locker Talk. 'Global Scholars' was cut using Varsity Letter.
Most of the writing is done using Printing 101.
The 'who what' and 'Where when' are cut using stamping solutions. The destinations are cut using the Destinations cartridge.


Now don't forget to check out Joy's and my Cuttlebug giveaway. We are each giving one away this week, so click below to check out each giveaway!!



See you back here tomorrow with the name tags that I made for my club members using my Expression and my Your Story!



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