Four Legged Friends Scrapbook Page

I created this scrapbook page for a challenge on

Die Cuttin Divas Blog "Challenge #67:  Anything Goes!"

http://diecuttindivas.blogspot.com/2012/05/challenge-67-anything-goes.html

I created the page using the Gypsy and the Cricut Expression.

All the Cricut cuts are from the Cricut Lite Cartridge "Four Legged Friends".

This is the first time I have used the cartridge.

I used a black Cricut Marker to draw the images and then cut the images out.

A 12x12inch mat was used for the cat and dog images.  Layers and phrase were cut on this mat.

After the images were drawn and cut...

I cut this page again using different colors.  This created multiples of the images, but that is OK, I can use them later!

This is the second Gypsy 12x12 inch mat.

All the images, layers, letters and phrases have been cut and kept separate in a desk drawer organizer.  The printed sheet under the organizer is actually a piece of fabric 'paper' that has adhesive on the back.  The printed sheet is by "Elise".  I used the Cricut Lite Cartridge "Four Legged Friends" for all the images and phrases.

The images and phrases have been completed and are ready for the layout!

I cut a piece of blue cardstock to fit the corner.  This provided a background for the little kitty.  The food bowl is cut from a 'mirror' paper that I had in my stash.  All images are put on with dimensional tape to give depth.

I repeated the process on the other corner with the little dog.  I used Martha Stewart Glitter Pens to add some interest to the collars on the kitty and dog.  Again, dimensional tape was added for depth and interest.

I wrapped the little 'balls of yarn' with twine.  You can tell the kitty has had fun playing with these messy balls of twine! :0)

I adhered a piece of cloth ribbon, the phrases, and 'dog bones' to a strip of cardstock and glued it to the top of the layout.  I used SpellBinders Nestibilities "Labels Three" to frame the pictures that will be added later.

I cut 1 inch off one side and the bottom of the patterned fabric 'paper'.  Then layered the patterned fabric 'paper' over a piece of plain cardstock.

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