I started by picking a picture that I could weld together easily. I used the shadow so that I could then layer the front of the card. I had to copy flip and rotate the image to make it a mirror of the first image. So that when I folded it would line up. I added a small rectangle that I then welded to each image so that I could make it a card. The Robotz has card options but not like the one I made...
This is the image once it was cut, and since I took the picture after I finished the front, this is actually the inside. I am using these as my sons Birthday invite so this is where all that good information will be!
I then cut all the layers that went with the original Robot in the different colors I chose. Usually when you use the Gypsy you can use small pieces of paper and place them on the mat at the same time and then cut all at one. Since, I am doing them in mass I used the Expression Auto Fill feature.
This is what it turned out to be in the end. Oh and the black wheels have pearl ex mister on them to make them shine.
I couldn't just let the paper just be sad and boring so I used my Pink Cuttlebug and Cats Eye Chaulk to give it a different look.
There Crystal I added a new project!
8 comments:
very nice....like the idea of the wheels misted.tfs!
Cute - Cute - Cute! Anyone would love getting a card like this!
So cute Lisa! Is this from the new Robot cartridge that was just announced last week? Can you direct me to where you bought it, I want to order one too.
Thx!
Tammy
Hi Tammy,
It is from the new Robotz cart, and I actually got it from a member on the Cricut message board. She lives near a Meijers, which has this cart for sale in there stores already.
I love it Lisa, I cant wait til u post a new project! Thanks for the Gypsy idea I didnt know I could make a card from anything ... COOL !!
cute dear. love it. I am waiting for mine.
Can you email me sweetie?
Very cute!! I just ordered this cart and can't wait! Love the hint of welding a rectangle between the two shapes ~ mental head slap!!
This looks cool!
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