Welcome to Day 1 of the kicking off Christmas Blog Hop! If you've come from Amber's Blog, you're on the right track. If not, bop back to Amy's Blog because you're not going to want to miss the fabulous creations and wonderful prizes you can win so be sure to comment on each and every post to increase your chances and hop to the end because Samantha has a giveaway too. We're featuring products from Chomas Creations, iCopic, and the SP& Company Stamp line so I hope you're inspired.
My favorite way to use Amy's mini gel pen holder is to outline a Cricut cut and then color it with Copic markers and that's just what I've done here. I've used Tink from Tinker Bell and Friends and the poinsettias from the Christmas Solutions cartridge. I have to say I never use the Tinker Bell cartridge until Amy clued me about using the Gel pens with Copics. The cuts were far too intimidating. On one page in DS were the regular cuts for outlining, and on a second page were the shadows (with the exception of the poinsettia layers which didn't have shadows so I cut them with the regular cut) for the cutting. If you have questions how to do this, I have a tutorial HERE that explains the method (although the tut is for the Cricut markers, the method is the same).
My favorite way to use Amy's mini gel pen holder is to outline a Cricut cut and then color it with Copic markers and that's just what I've done here. I've used Tink from Tinker Bell and Friends and the poinsettias from the Christmas Solutions cartridge. I have to say I never use the Tinker Bell cartridge until Amy clued me about using the Gel pens with Copics. The cuts were far too intimidating. On one page in DS were the regular cuts for outlining, and on a second page were the shadows (with the exception of the poinsettia layers which didn't have shadows so I cut them with the regular cut) for the cutting. If you have questions how to do this, I have a tutorial HERE that explains the method (although the tut is for the Cricut markers, the method is the same).
The "Believe" sentiment (also from the Tink cart) was done with the embossing tip on vellum. I love the effect and it would have been impossible to make this cut on the Cricut so small. The window was cut with my Nesties Mega Ovals Large and outlined with peel-off stickers.
Then it was just a matter of popping the layers with dimensionals, glittering her wings with Stickles, and adding some adhesive beads and pom poms to her slippers and you have a magical Disney Christmas card. I so love the special effects you can do with the Chomas Creations holders and tip. The possibilities are endless! Next stop is the iCopic Blog and if you get lost, here's a list of the hop destinations. Be sure to come back tomorrow for more ideas. Enjoy!
Donna Mundinger You are HERE!
Great card Donna, love the Tink and poinsettias. Hugs
ReplyDeleteThis is a great card. It looks so complicated. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteTrisha
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Oh my goodness Donna this is amazing. I am on the hop to see all the creations and to meet everyone.
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Linda SP&Company DT
OMG - GASP!! Love this! Tink in her come hither pose is adorable on your card. Great use of the products.
ReplyDeletexx Susan
I love Tink!! My daughter would adore this card. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove the card & really love learning more new crafty techniques & ideas. Thank you.
ReplyDeletewhat a fabulous idea donna and she looks awesome too. hugs Lou xxx
ReplyDeleteYour card is so pretty! Really like the embossing you did on teh vellum. Love all of the ideas. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love your card!! Great Job. I need to get me this embossing tool!! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeletepattig161@yahoo.com
Love the new technique, I have cut a tink and you are right that it is a pita! I will be doing this, I have done it with digi stamps but it never occured to me to do Cricut cart images!
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P.S. the card is fabulous! My little cousin would LOVE it.
I love how it turned out. Thanks for sharing! DianainNM
ReplyDeleteWonderful card. thanks for the tip on using the pens and copics.
ReplyDeletebettylarryn at yahoo dot com
Cute card!
ReplyDeleteThanks for a chance to win all these great prizes!!
ReplyDeleteGreat card. very pretty-thanks millierose651@aol.com
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable card. I do not use my Disney carts a lot because of all the pieces but drawing then coloring them in sounds like a great idea. I will have to try this. TFS
ReplyDeleteLove your christmas tinkerbell!
ReplyDeletecricutdiaries@yahoo.com
Beautiful card, my grandaughter is in love with tink, just great.
ReplyDeletejman4@comcast.net
I love that card! How clever to combine tinkerbell with Christmas! Great Job!!
ReplyDeleteCarmen
I love Tink and that card, so cute, and although I don;t have a cricut yet, I really appreciate the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteSO talented. This is my FIRST blog hop of any kind and I'm so enjoying it,
ReplyDeleteSusie
I love your Tinkerbell and Stickles are a wonderful accent! TFS!
ReplyDeleteMama LoveBug @LoveBug Creations
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Wow, so creative. I also have the cricut pens and never use them, now I need to go see your tutorial. I' sure I will get great tips. Thank you for sharing.
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My daughter would love this one! So pretty with all the copic colors!
ReplyDeleteI love your card, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteTink is soooo cute! I'm making my way around the hop - wasn't this fun to participate in?! Love your project!
ReplyDeleteLori - SP Color Diva
I have this cart, but I've only made one Tinkerbell - way too small cuts! I love the idea of gel pens and copics - I have not heard of this before!
ReplyDeleteHow adorable...love Tink!
ReplyDeletelove that card!tfs
ReplyDeleteHow cute!
ReplyDeleteCute card, I have not used markers in my cricut yet. TFS
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute card!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work! Lovin' the little window with the engraved "believe". What a fabulous idea!!
ReplyDeleteThis card is adorable! The colors are perfect!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! SO much inspiration. This is my first time to your blog. Guess I'll be looking around for a bit. Love it!
ReplyDeleteHi Donna! Wonderful Tinkerbell! I never thought of using her for a Christmas project! I will have to go back and revisit that cart myself! I'm also following your blog now. Wonderful Blog Hop!
ReplyDeleteBTW.. I love you diamond fold card.. I just did one of those the other day and they are fun to do!
Dana
http://www.svgmtcfiles.blogspot.com/
Beautiful Card. Love Tink!
ReplyDeleteDonna your Tinkerbell is soooo super cute!! Luv it! :)
ReplyDeleteOMGoodness! I am loving this Tinker Bell card!!!! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteMelissa
www.disneydreamerdesigns.blogspot.com
Beautiful! Love Tink and the window!
ReplyDeletecrazey_05@hotmail.com
Great card!
ReplyDeleteavrawill@wideopenwest dot com
Nice projects! TFS
ReplyDeletecwalderin@gmail.com
I love Tink...Great card..
ReplyDeleteeadesmarjorie@yahoo.com
That is some serious cuteness...love it, way to go, thanks for sharing this with us!
ReplyDeleteLeanne
northernlan@gmail.com
Your cards are beautiful, I love both of them.
ReplyDeletediannamal@gmail.com
Love the card. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeletecmumom@comcast.net
Donna this is gorgeous. Love Tink and the pointsettias. Nice to be visiting your blog again!
ReplyDeleteCindy:)
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I LOVE the Tinkerbell Christmas card!!! Everything about it...it's so elegant but fun!!! Pretty pretty pretty!!!! Hope you have a very blessed Thanksgiving!!!
ReplyDeleteTink! Oh how sweet!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute card. Tink looks cute sitting on the poinsettias and love the balls on her shoes.
ReplyDeleteSharon
rsmobley85@gmail.com
I LOVE your card it is so cute and I like the poinsettias
ReplyDeleteAnnel
http://annelsblog.blogspot.com
pud22164@yahoo.com
I love your Tinkerbell card. My grand daughter will love it...
ReplyDeleteAdorable card! :)
ReplyDeleteI just love Tink...I might be an adult but boy she is cute! The whole layout of your card is awesome and your coloring is wonder. Thanks for being part of the hop..it is lovely to see your blog.
ReplyDeleteVery Very cute. I am definitely bookmarking the tutorial. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThis is a very charming fairy card! I love this idea!! Thank you for being part of the blog hop!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to outline the cut then color it with copics! Great card.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe after seeing Copics on the market for several years & deciding they weren't for me that your post has changed my mind! But it has. Did you use a mini gel pen for your outline? Thanks! cjdempsey9 at msn dot com
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, well done
ReplyDeleteThis is cute. I think I might buy the Tink cartridge now. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this post. I want to let you know that I posted a link to your blog in Creative Busy Hands Cricut Freebies Search List, under the Elements post on Nov. 23, 2010. Thanks again.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love what you did with tinkerbell and the poinsettas.
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing your talents with us.
patriciagrier@netscape.net
Fabulous card Donna! I love Tink and the pens from Amy are so fantastic!
ReplyDeletejtg0398 at sbcglobal dot net
Your card is beautiful and I ahve to tell you that your babies are totally adorable as well! I have a kitty that is my little baby! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteContact Info: arebori0204@gmail.com...just incase I get the privalage to win your candy give-a-way!Happy Holiday's!
What an adorable Tink card! smilesmoore2 atverizon dotnet
ReplyDeleteHi DOnna
ReplyDeleteI love your card! Very pretty and love all the detail and time put into it.
I am already a follower of you clog, cant wait to see more amazing projects.
TFS and a chance to win
Bonnie C
http://ascrapabove.blogspot.com
ascrapabove(at)aol(dot)com
Ooolala... Tinkerbell is looking very pretty on top of those Poinsettias. Very nice work. I love how you combined all those cheerful colors.
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Sweet Creations...
www.sweetdelightspapernmore.blogspot.com
Gotta love tinkerbell. I like the stamp on the vellum.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card!
ReplyDeleteWonderful little card! I've not used this cartridge yet, just might need to take a look at it! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow! That Tink is so pretty. I didn't think I'd ever want that cartridge, but after seeing what you have done with it using inks, I may rethink that...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
I am a big fan of Tink. Thanks for the inspiration.--Ryansmaama
ReplyDeletegkburrow@cmaaccess.com
I <3 Tink. Super cute card. Hey, I am using this blog background on my blog too. :) hehe
ReplyDeleteWhat a PRECIOUS Card, Donna..LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteThinks Blog Hop is FUN...THANKS!
This card is adorable and I love Tinkerbell! Sweet.
ReplyDeleteI love tinkerbell. Your card is so cute.
ReplyDeleteI just love this card, it is adorable.
ReplyDeleteCherylann (prinkles)
prinkles@woh.rr.com
This is an amazing card... I love the embossed believe!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing!!!
~Ola
okj83 at live dot com
Wowzers!! This card is spectacular! I am a Disney freak and absolutely LOVE Tink. I will have to start buying some Disney coloured copics and use my cart more often now. Thanks for the inspiration!!
ReplyDeletelove the Tinkerbell cuts. i always forget that technique. thanks for the reminder :)
ReplyDeleteTinkerbell is so cute. You did a great job on her. I am having lots of fun on this blog hop. I just love all the new ideas I get.
ReplyDeletesherri_braun@hotmail.com
Great job. I love everyone's entries for this blog hop.
ReplyDeleteLove Tinkerbell! Great project1 TFS
ReplyDeleteLove this card and everything about it!
ReplyDeleteI just love Tink. You color beautifully.
ReplyDeleteBeeeeeautiful card! Thanks for sharing your talents. Good luck, everyone.
ReplyDeleteThat card looks like a ton of work, it is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteYour card is so original. I love it.
ReplyDeletesimplybren at hotmail dot com
Very cute card!
ReplyDeletera6352 (at) gmail (dot) com
cute idea. Would be great for some little girl this season.
ReplyDeleteclemmensen2007 @ att dot net
Awesome job on the card!! I love Tink!!! TFS!!!Thanks for the chance!!
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Rexann
Tink in a Christmas card -- what imagination! It turned out great.
ReplyDeleteGreat card and creativity on your part Donna, as always!
ReplyDeleteGaby
gabycreates.com
Amazing and beautiful card. Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteCheers
Sharon
Wow, love the cards.
ReplyDeleteLove Tink and the card is just awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win.
annadowdy at gmail dot com
WOW! Love this card.
ReplyDeleteTinkerbell never looked so festive! Love the way to layered and popped her on the Poinsettias!
ReplyDeleteI love this I think I need to get me some gel pens ASAP!
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