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Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Thanks for Helping

Designed by Jeannie Phillips ~ Southside, Al
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How to VIDEO of this card at the bottom of this post.
Gypsy file available by email … just copy and paste email into your personal email account.

This card is a Vicki/Jeannie challenge… Vicki and I use to do these all the time…and they were so much fun!!…I missed them!!…and Vicki, she has been missing in action… I am so hoping this will get her all excited about cards again and she will be around as much as she use to be!! Hint Hint!!! So let her know how much you have missed her!! Here is a link to her blog!!.. Just click HERE!… we decided to use the Turtle from Create A Critter… a turtle was one of the first Vicki/Jeannie challenges we did together so we thought it was a fitting choice!!… thank you so much for looking!! Hugs, Jeannie

CRICUT & GYPSY
Create A Critter
Turtle and its layers cut @ h 1.68 set the height and the width will be right….on the Cricut I would cut this @ 1 3/4 inches.
Snail and its layers cut @ h 1 inch set the height and the width will be right…on the Cricut I would cut this @ 1 inch.
Flowers and its layer cut @ h 2.04 set the height and the width will be right…. Weld one of these to one of the taller grass pieces… On the Cricut I would cut these @ 2 inches… you can just glue this to one of the taller grass pieces.
Doodle Charms
Sun cut @ w 4.84 x 3.93.… On the Cricut I would cut this @ 4 inches.
Easter 2010
Shorter Grass cut @ w 1.98 x h 1.19 ... place two in the mat and weld them together....this is the grass on the very front row.... on the Cricut I would cut 2 or these at 1 1/4 inches...and overlap them on the card to get the length you need.
Taller Grass (2) ...duplicate the shorter grass then unlink the width and height and change the height to
h 1.59.....when I cut two rows of the same grass I flip the second row so they won't just overlap each other...on the Cricut I would cut 4 of these @ 1 1/2 inches and overlap on the card to get the length you need.





30 comments:

  1. Awesome card! Love the sunshine in the background!

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  2. Awwwwwwe This is too cute!! We could all use a helping hand like that

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  3. OH I hope I am first to comment =)
    hahaha
    I did have to confess...I dropped off a comment over at Vicki's blog first before I stopped here to comment....i hope you will forgive....

    Oh this is so exciting to see the Jeannie and Vicki Challenges again....
    I was so excited that I didn't even finish reading the instructions and I rushed over to her card....

    This is such a wonderful card and what a wonderful way to start off new challenges...

    You gotta love turtles....I would love to be a turtle...could you imagine how much crafting stuff I could store in my shell!
    hahaha
    Much love and thank you for sharing such an uplifting card.
    WHat a great way to say thank you for being a friend.....

    Alice
    PS - I wonder if turtles tan the tummy side... =P

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  4. This is so adorable!! I love that the little snail is helping the turtle!It's just so sweet, wonderful card!

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  5. Jeannie,
    I cannot believe I am first. What a supper card as usual. Hope you had a great Wednesday.

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  6. Awww..Too Cute! I just love this card..I just showed my sister who is visiting and my fiance..My fiance loves the turtle. I think if I had ever had one of your cards I would frame it..Thanks Jeannie for sharing your cards & videos..really neat how you do the back of your cards..I might have to try that sometime.

    Hugs, Sheena

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  7. I've always wondered which pot dots you use. This video was perfect for seeing how you get all of your layers just perfect. I marvel at your ease with the Gypsy. Clever card.

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  8. Jeannie,
    I cannot believe I am the first to comment on this. Another great job. Hope you had a great day!

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  9. Wow you have outdone yourself!!!

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  10. Ha ha ha, looks just like my whoops card only better and with more color. Love it!

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  11. Wow, I love this card. It is so cute, thank you for sharing. Would love to try this one out someday. Your cards are such an inspiration, love to visit your site.

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  12. Wow, I love this card. It is so cute, thank you for sharing. Would love to try this one out someday. Your cards are such an inspiration, love to visit your site.

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  13. Such a beautiful card! Of course thay all are, you are so talented! You always inspire me to keep crafting and cricuting. Love the videos too. Please keep them coming!!!
    TiffanyN

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  14. Awesome!! Love all the layers. Excited to know that you & Vicki are doing a challenge. I have missed them. Will go visit her now! Love love your card!!! :)

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  15. This card is so adorable!!! I don't know if I could come up with all the cute coordinations you do with the patterned paper. Just fabulous!

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  16. This card is so cute! I love the
    upside down turtle and the little
    snail and pretty colors!
    Your cards always make me smile
    Jeannie! :D :D :D
    Hugs,
    Maryellen

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  17. I absolutely love this card. Very cute. I love the paper and the design. Keep creating, love you work. Enjoyed the video too!!!
    Marcie

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  18. Another fab card Jeannie, I love the detail you put in your posts, it must help so many folks,
    big hugs,
    En xx

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  19. Beautiful card. i love the way you carry the theme over to the inside of the card. That is something I really love to see in a card maker. your video is very good also. I think this helps me more than anything. I have been working on some cards. trying to get back in the swing of things,, thanks for the inspiration.

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  20. Jeannie, What does Weld mean? You mention that often in your video and I suspect it means put two pieces together, but how do you do that? is it just gluing those ends together or is that a gypsy term? thanks so much

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  21. Nan...welding is a gypsy or design studio term...it means to attach things together...like letter... I welded the grass pieces together on this card...and I welded the flowers to the grass... so they all cut out in one piece.

    Thank you everybody so much for the comments.

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  22. Jeannie, this is such a darling card! I loved watching your video and learning more about how you do so much dimension on your cards. You are amazing!! Thank you for sharing!!

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  23. Oh my gosh!! This card is too cute for words!! I scraplifted it right away! Thank you so much for giving us all of the cutting guides. I am planning on giving these to my parent volunteers in my classroom. Won't they be surprised!! We have 2 turtles in our house, so this card is extra special to me. Thanks for sharing your creative spirit with us!!!!!

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  24. Jeannie, This card inspired me to make a get well card for my dear friend..I posted it over at my blog.

    Hugs, Sheena

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  25. This is just so darn cute! Seeing your cards always brightens my day! Thanks for stopping by my blog. Your comment about the honesty of my messiness made me laugh out loud!

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  26. Cutie patootie, Jeannie!! I love, love, love it. What a cool way to say thanks.
    Veronica
    vballen@comcast.net

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  27. I love, love this card!! You are truly talented!! Love the colors, the details and the video! Please keep sharing your gift with us.

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  28. Adorable... I not only love your designs but your paper selection is always perfect.. .Thanks for sharing

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  29. Love the card I tried out your tecnique and I love it in my blog there is a picture of it
    Used my gypsy and followed your instructions. you are very talented

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  30. I love this little turtle would love to have the file cut for it...

    thanks

    vicki-russell@ouhsc.edu

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Thanks so much for taking time to comment on my work...it means so much to me.... Jeannie