12x12 DCWV Wall Decor

In the beginning of April I made this awesome wall hanging for my 15-year-old niece Mia. She loves everything to do with music and the quote that best describes her is "Music is my Life." So when I saw this paper in DCWV's "Colorful Life Stack" I knew right away that I wanted to make this for her.

The background is exactly how the paper looks I didn't have to change it at all. (I love how glittery it is.) I just the cut Peace, Love & Music from the "Rock Princess" cartridge, added yellow Stickles to it and glued it to the page. It was super easy and fun and my niece loved it.

After my sister Tanya (Mia's mom) saw it she decided to make some thing similar for her 9-year-old daughter.

We used the lite cartridge "Twinkle Toes" for the ballet shoes and for the words and background mat we used the "Storybook" cartridge. All paper on this project came from DCWV's "Black Currant" stack. This project was so much fun for us to make and looks so amazing in person, the picture just doesn't do it justice.

We hope you enjoyed and have a great day!

~~~KIDS CRAFT BLOG HOP~~~

Hello everyone and welcome to our Kids Craft Blog Hop!!! We are so excited you are joining us today!!! My kids have had so much fun creating projects to share with you.

If you came from Amber at Staying Crafty then you are on the right spot, but if you just happened to start with me, then make sure you start with Jen the Purple Scrapbooker and hostess of this wonderful hop.

Today I have 3 of my kids participating in the hop. The first is my 9-year -old daughter.

Here she is gluing down her title.

The next is my 9-year-old son. Here he is taking his image off the mat.

The last is my 7-year-old son. Here he is using the Cricut.

This is the completed scrapbook page my Daughter made.

For her LO she used the "Rock Princess" cartridge for the "Too Hot 2 Handle" and for the title "Cousins" she used "A Child's Year". The extras used were a white gel pen. Gold Stickles and a MS quilt punch.

This is the completed card my 9-year-old son made for his best friend's Birthday.

For his card he used the "Micky And Friends" cartridge for the T.v. and the "Happy Birthday" was cut from "Create A Critter". He used black buttons for the knobs on the t.v. and CB Happy Birthday embossing folder.

Here is the completed bookmark my 7-year-old son made.

For his bookmark he used the "B is For Boy" cartridge, CB Swiss dot embossing folder, and MS glitter marker.

Here are all 3 together. :) My kids had so much fun playing in this hop and hope you enjoy their creations and have a great day. :)

Now you are on to Georgina's daughter's blog: www.onecreativeteen.blogspot.com

You are going to love what Kelsey has in store for you. She is a very talented young lady!

Here is the line up in case you get lost.

Jen - www.purplescrapbooker.com

Amber - www.stayingcrafty.blogspot.com

Star - www.starspaperpassion.blogspot.com (you are here)

Georgiana - www.onecreativeteen.blogspot.com

Celeste - www.ccscards.blogspot.com/

Nicole - www.s0ldierswife.blogspot.com

Meagan - www.beyondpaperdesigns.blogspot.com

Linda - www.heavenlycreations7.blogspot.com

Jessica - www.thecreativestamperspot.blogspot.com

Zeni - www.scrappyzeni.blogspot.com

Annette - www.annetteasalinas.blogspot.com

Cheryl - http://cardsbycg.blogspot.com/

But before you go my kids wanted to giveaway a little candy.

They are giving a way a pair of TWEEZER BEE'S because they loving having them to pick up little pieces when they are crafting.

all you have to do to win is leave a comment about your favorite craft project as a kid and a way to get in contact with you if you win.

Thanks for visiting and have a great day!

You Shine! Card ~ Throwback Thursday & CCCC challenges

(I had a hard time getting a good picture but if you click on the picture it will make it bigger)

I made this card for my 9-year-old daughter. She has been struggling a lot in school this year. but this last PTC showed a great improvement in grades and participation in class so I decided to make her a card to let her know how proud I am of her hard work.

The card 5.25 diamond shape. I cut the background from the "Wild Card" cartridge and the rocker girl from the "Rock Princess" cartridge. Her face was stamped with PK's "Laughy Taffy" face asortment. The sentiment is from Scrappy Moms stamps "Sweet Somethings"

I am entering this card into 2 challenges:

Emma's "Throwback Thursday" and

"Cricut Cartridge Chaos Challenge"

I hope you enjoy and have a great day. :)

Rock Princess ~ "Rock On" Card

I made this card for my little brother that just turned 24 the other day. The second I saw this image on the Rock Princess cartridge I knew I was going to use is on a card for him. He is currently sporting a blue Mohawk and that what inspired the the colors for this card.

For the "Rock On" I used the Blackletter cartridge because it his favorite Font. I outlined the sentiment with my blue glitter Martha Stewart marker, then put everything on pop dots. We loved how this turned out and hope you also enjoy. Have a great Thursday!!

You Rock! Card ~ Rock Princess Cartridge

I got this cartridge in the mail yesterday and I absolutely love it! It has fun fonts and great images and they're not hard to work with. When I saw this girl it totally reminded me of my 14-year-old niece, Mia. So I just had to make her this card. :) For the background on this card I really wanted to emboss it but I didn't like how any of them looked so I decided instead to go with some bright pink tulle . I love how it looks and it gives it so much texture. :) I added Stickles to her arm to look like the jelly bracelets that Mia loves to wear and then I made a very small skull from the same cartridge to add to the front of her shirt.

The stamp is from My Pink Stamper Stamps. I stamped it twice to make it look like vibrations from the guitar.

and this is the inside. I used my Treading Water punch. I love how this came out! Hope you enjoy and have a great day!