Today I want to share with you my design project for Creative Critterz Imaginations blog.
I so love my Imagine and I couldn’t wait to show you this new technique. In today’s video, we will be using the Imagine to print on transparencies to create our own overlays. The overlays turn out perfect and look like you purchased them. Complete instructions are on the video.
The card base is cut at 3 ¾ inches by 5.25 inches. I used the rectangle from the George cartridge and cut it at 5.3 inches and flood filled using the Audrey cartridge…my new favorite! Trim the overlay to 3 ¾ x 4 ¼ inches and attach using vellum glue dots. Add rhinestones and a rub-on and the card is done! My kind of card.
Recipe:
George Cricut Cartridge
Audrey Imagine cartridge
Kaiser Rhinestones
Ink Jet transparencies
Vellum Glue dots
Lavender card stock
For more videos, please visit my blog or my YouTube Channel.
Happy New Year!
Friday, December 31, 2010
Making Transparencies (Overlays) with the Imagine
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12 comments:
Linda so glad to see this, I have transparencies sitting beside my Imagine to play with and just haven't gotten there yet, so thanks for starting the trail. Happy New Year, Hugs
Linda, you are very creative! Thanks for keeping us informed. I can't wait to try this.
Sue
Thanks so much for the nice comment! Let me know how it works!
Linda
Sue: Thanks for always taking the time to comment! It means so much to me:)
Linda
I so love this Linda, just beautiful.
Are you going to be teaching the Imagine at Memory Trail? I would soooo love that, might really buy one than.
Donna C.
Donna: Maybe sometime in the future. I am going to start with basic Cricut classes first! Thanks for the suggestion! I know you would love one.....
Linda
This is absolutely BEAUTIFUL!!! TFS! -Sam :-)
Linda, now I want that cartridge! LOL
Great idea.
Beautiful card Linda. Happy New Year to ya! :)
Thanks everyone for you nice comments!
I don't have an imagine, but still love watching your videos as I always learn something. This time it was the vellum adhesive suggestions that really caught my attention. I'll be on the lookout for those as I'm not very happy with my current vellum adhesive. It's just so difficult to remove from the backing!
What a lovely, elegant card you've made, Linda! Gorgeous!
I love black and white cards
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