Treat Bag: Fun in the Sun

Welcome to KMC.  My son's last day of school is around the corner.  Like last year, I want to give some treat to his classmates to reward their accomplishment through out the school year.  Therefore, I made a treat bag (will be filling with treats inside) today.  Hope my son and his classmates will like it.

KMC's Recipe: 

- Size:  9-3/4"x6-1/8"x2"

- Cricut Cartridge:  Create a Critter, Plantin SchoolBook 

- Card Stock:  Recollection (Read, Black, Light Green, Light Yellow, Yellow, Light Purple, Light Blue, Beige, Kraft)

- Postboard:  Hobby Lobby 

- Embossing:  Cuttlebug 

- Dies:  Spellbinder 

- Embellishment:  Big Bling (Clear Rhinestone) 

I entered this project in the following challenges: 

1.  Paper Shelter: Anything Goes - http://thepapershelter.blogspot.co.uk/2012/05/challenge-63-anything-goes.html

2.  Just Keep on Creating: Challenge #2-Anything Goes - http://justkeeponcreating.blogspot.com.au/2012/05/challenge-2-at-just-keep-on-creating.html

3.  Creative Craft Challenge: Anything Goes - http://creativecraftchallenges2.blogspot.com/2012/04/anything-goes-may-1st.html

4.  Catch the Bug Blog: Anything Goes - http://catchthebugblog.blogspot.co.uk/2012/05/time-for-mays-anything-goes.html

"That's All Folks!"  Ta Ta for Now.  Stay Tuned for More Crafting with KMC. 

"Thank You" cards for the Troop in Iraq

Summer of 2010, my friend, Hong, asked me to help her make a serious of 12 "Thank You" cards. Her office is planning to send the handmade cards that I make to the troop in Iraq to thanks the troop for their service.

Not sure if Hong noticed or not, I was thrill, flatter, honor, and bit scare.  I feel very honor that Hong asked me for help and believe in me.  I was scared because I was afraid that I will fail her.  More over, it was the first time that I used my Cricut Machine to make cards.  Even though, my hubby bought me the Cricut Expression in Spring 2010 but I did not open it until early or mid-Summer 2010.  As I have mention before, I am not computer savvy.  In addition, I also electronic challenge.  I am so afraid to open the Cricut Machine box and break any button.  However, I manage to use the Cricut Machine without any hiccup (knock on wood).

Hong, I hope I did not fail you.

Below are the "Thank You" cards that I made for the troop in Iraq.  Please give me some comments.  I think it will help me to be a better craft.  

TYC #1

TYC #2

TYC #3

TYC #4

TYC #5

TYC #6

TYC #7

TYC #8

TYC #9

TYC #10

That's enough blog for tonight.  More will be post for tomorrow.  Ta Ta for now!