As we all celebrate Earth Day, the Cricut Monthly challenged us to make a project. The criteria is as follows per the website:
"In honor of Earth Day (April 22nd) we would like you to recycle, reuse or repurpose 3 items on your project and your project must be newly created for this challenge and include at least 2 Cricut Image Cuts."
I had bought some new sheets for our bed. In the packaging was cardboard. There was one piece that looked just like a binder and plenty of flat card board in between the sheets in the packaging. I also found some green duck tape that a house guest had left behind. The last picture in this group is the before picture of the "reused/recycled" items I used.
So I came up with the idea to make my oldest granddaughter, Glory, a book to put stickers, draw or whatever. I always try to plan a project for her and we have fun spending time together creating.
I used the Dinosaur cartridge to cut out the letters, background for the letters and of course dinosaurs. Each page was covered with a different color of paper and used the green duck tape around the edges of the book.
AND the ribbons I tied the book together are from the Maryland Crop meet. We all exchanged a length of ribbon. One of the ribbons has a repeated saying, "Made With Love," which was so PERFECT!
So enjoy.
"In honor of Earth Day (April 22nd) we would like you to recycle, reuse or repurpose 3 items on your project and your project must be newly created for this challenge and include at least 2 Cricut Image Cuts."
I had bought some new sheets for our bed. In the packaging was cardboard. There was one piece that looked just like a binder and plenty of flat card board in between the sheets in the packaging. I also found some green duck tape that a house guest had left behind. The last picture in this group is the before picture of the "reused/recycled" items I used.
So I came up with the idea to make my oldest granddaughter, Glory, a book to put stickers, draw or whatever. I always try to plan a project for her and we have fun spending time together creating.
I used the Dinosaur cartridge to cut out the letters, background for the letters and of course dinosaurs. Each page was covered with a different color of paper and used the green duck tape around the edges of the book.
AND the ribbons I tied the book together are from the Maryland Crop meet. We all exchanged a length of ribbon. One of the ribbons has a repeated saying, "Made With Love," which was so PERFECT!
So enjoy.
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