Friday, December 30, 2011

WINNERS!


The 25 Days of Christmas Crafting Showcase winners from weeks two and three, as well as the Grand Prize Winners are being announced today!  Head over to CookingWithCricut.com and see if you're one of the lucky ones!

Good luck!

Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Cooking With Cricut Challenge: Year in Review

Happy Wednesday and welcome to Cooking With Cricut challenge day!  Melin asked the Design Team to share their favorite project from 2011 for today's challenge.  There were so many . . . it was hard to pick just one!

I finally narrowed it down . . .

I just love the way this door sign for my sister's baby shower turned out!



It now hangs on this cutie-pie's bedroom door!  Baby Everett joined the family on December 10 and was just 15 days old for his very first Christmas.  His Mommy and Daddy said that all of their other Christmas gifts couldn't hold a candle to this precious gift from God.


Here is the link to the original post with all of the details and specifics, if you'd like more information.

Now it's your turn!  Link up your favorite project from 20111 over at CookingWithCricut.com and you could be this week's Top Chef.  Make sure you check out what the other Design Team members have shared, too!

Sending you all hugs and best wishes for a safe and Happy New Year!

~ Jen

Saturday, December 24, 2011

Day 24 & 25 of the 25 Days of Christmas Crafting Showcase

Merry Christmas!

Last Christmas I created a board book for my then six year-old daughter re-telling the story of Christ's birth in language she could understand.  (Here is a link to the post with all of the details.)  I had so many nice comments about this little book!  So I wanted to share it with you again as part of Day 24 and Day 25 of the 25 Days of Christmas Crafting Showcase at CookingWithCricut.com!











I used only used two cartridges to create this book . . . Paper Doll Dress Up and Plantin SchoolBook!

May you always have the gladness of Christmas . . . which is hope;
the Spirit of Christmas . . . which is peace;
and the Heart of Christmas . . . which is love.

~ Jen