Imagine Blossom meets George and Basic Shapes Card

I guess the title basically explains it all.  I used a premade kraft paper colored cardbase I purchased from Michael's.  I used my Imagine Blossom cartridge for the paper.  All I had to do was flood fill a rectangle and use the flower and their shadow, flood filling them with color also.  A little ribbon from my statch, stamp on a sentiment, add a few gems to the flowers and it's ready to go!  Using the Imagine has made it so easy to coordinate colors for all my projects.  TFL and have a blessed day!

Darling, I'm Late Birthday Card

I just love this sassy elephant and her glasses from Paisley!  Simply adorable!  I colored and cut her out using my Imagine.  (Did I mention how easy it is to just color white cardstock and not have to find the exact pink, and realize at the last minute, you have no pink?)  I colored and cut out the stock image circle, cut out the stock image conversation box, wrote "Darling", faux stitched around both embellishments and put them on a premade card base.  I applied stickles to her glasses.  They just HAD to sparkle!  :-)  Whal--lah!!! Finished!  Yippee !!  Have a wonderful and sassy day!

Two More Imagine Cards

Wow!  Two posts in two days!  I think I'm on a roll!  The Imagine truly does make cardmaking easier. I started with a pre made card base.  I loved being able to cut this image in layers and pop it.  I stamped my own sentiment and personalized the card inside.  Very quickly done.  Thanks for stopping by and I wish you the most wonderful day!

Cricut Imagine First Few Cards

Wow, quite some time since I've been here!  Like so many, life has gotten in the way of me posting regularly.  I hope to offer sincere encouragement a little more frequently.  :-) 
Lets get to work.  My sweet, dear hubby insisted that I purchase the Imagine when I told him how little they were selling on eBay.  I finally gave in and went for it.  I have not been sorry.  I love coloring my legacy cartridge shapes and not having to go through the time consuming process (at least for me) of matching card stock.. I start out with white card stock and color it whatever I desire.  My first  few cards I wanted to share are made with the Imagine More and Imagine More Cards Cartridges.  The cards went fast and were so very simple!  I usually purchase my cards from Joann's or Hobby Lobby, then embellish it with my cuts and such.

I think that little chick with the birthday hat is simply adorable!  You can't tell from the photo, but I had the option to cut the design all in one piece or separate pieces.  I cut them in separate pieces and pop-dotted them.

Same image with a different card base. The pink shape behind the image  pre-installed on the Imagine.  It started out as white card stock.  I just colored it with the Imagine.  You can see in the first card the word "chick" isn't quite right.  I calibrated my machine and the second card looks great!

On this image I selected to cut all the layers, omitting the sentiment and stamping my own "Happy Birthday"  I also used stickles on the sun and pop-dotted it.

Once again, same image, different card base, different sentiment.  The rectangle started out as white cardstock and I colored it with the imagine.  Even using the Imagine images, you versality is unlimitless!  Hope you have enjoyed this visit and may the Lord pour out His blessings on you today!