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Turning 4
by averys_momFeb 22, 2010
When I saw Jenn's (sarahwhithers) layout, I absolutely fell in love with it. I loved the stitching, the number lace, the round photo, everything! So I set about to do the best simulation I could come up with using paper products. I cut out a number/word lace using my Cricut and the Graphically Speaking cartridge. The balloons are cut using the brand new Once Upon a Princess cartridge. I embossed a Maya Road chipboard number 4, painted it and glittered it using Doodlebug Sugar Coating. Papers and cardstock are all DCVW. Acrylic letters are by ATD. Floss is DMC. "Make a Wish" sticker is by Pebbles, Inc. Present and candle buttons are by Dress It Up. Metal "Wish" word was given to me by a friend. Inks by Clearsnap. TFL!
Products Used
This project uses products from Doodlebug, ATD, Pebbles Inc., Die Cuts With A View, Bazzill, Cricut, Cuttlebug







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