Banners are hot, hot, HOT in the papercrafting world so this month's Cricut Circle Challenge was to create a banner! I've been wanting to make one for a while now and this gave me the perfect excuse. Is it my little girl's 5th birthday on Sunday so I wanted to make her a gift that we could not only display at her party but also hang in her room.
I used the Country Life Cricut Cartridge to cut all of my banner shapes at 10". Then I used Nursery Rhymes to cut the letters in her name at 4" (I think). Then I used Once Upon a Princess to make Princess Penny and a sort of Ariel (hey, she needed to be pink). I used my brand new Peachy Keen Stamps "Wide Eyed Kids" for the faces, aren't they ADORABLE? I just want to make a TON of dolls now! Finally the birthday girl and I went through my mounds of stickers and embellishments to pick out stuff to represent her favorite things: Ballet, Princesses, Hello Kitty, Littlest Pet Shop and Dress Up. I'm really happy with the results and she is too! Here's close-ups of all of the letters to see what we did:
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This is too stinkin' cute! Need to get to work on my banner too...
Omg! I love your banner. I'm trying to make on very similar but with tinkerbell and friends...Thanks for stopping by i to am a new follower..
So adorable! I need to play with my PK stamps more often - they just add so much more life to the cricut dolls (and other characters for that matter!).
TFS!
;)Melody
adorable banner!! I love it!!
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Debbie Chapman
A darling banner -- such fun and love expressed in it!
Happy Birthday, Penny!
Thanks for sharing this great idea!
So cute!! Gotta hide this blog from my little girl!
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