If you haven't done an acetate card like this one, leave me a comment, and I'll do a tutorial showing how it's done....there is a secret to lining up the four inner and outer pieces perfectly!
My students at my Teach Me Tuesday class at StudioBee had a great time making this, and two other awesome cards! If you ever get a chance, I hope you take some classes with me!
Did you win a Cricut Cake??? You didn't? Want to??? Cuttlebug Challenge still has an amazing contest going on until April 30th. Not only is there a Cricut Cake, but there are 8 (yep, they've added Once Upon A Princess!!) Cartridges as prizes, too!!! Be sure to get over there and leave comments so you are eligible to win! Tell your friends, too... Leave me a comment that you are telling everyone, and I will put everyone's name into a contest here for some great blog candy! I will draw for my blog candy on May 5th (because I'll be out of town for a Cricut Swarm...) Go, sign up, and win!!!
Happy crafting~

7 comments:
I did facebook, tweeter and put this on my blog a week ago. thanks betty. I always stop by to see your wonderful projects.
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Betty ~
These cards are totally AWESOME!!!!! I would love to have a "LIVE" tutorial!!!! LOL!!!!!
You do such beautiful work and we all try to aspire to your level!!!! You did a GREAT job!!!
Hugs and Kisses,
Kari
OMGosh... that is the cutest!!! You know I JUST picked up some of that staz on opaque white! PERFECT!
cool cards!!..Thanks for reminding me I bought acrylic sheets last year at Stampfest..lol..and...I have that chocolate Studio G stamp..lol...
I'm telling everyone I know. Thanks for the great Ideas on the acetate. I can't wait to try it!
I will definitely tell everybody about the Cuttlebug Challenge...what great prizes!!! Your tutorial sounds great, too! :) I find them so helpful!
Acetate cards are so much fun...I love the embossing on the card, it looks great!
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