At each CTMH event, a silent auction is held to raise money to provide facial surgeries for children. For the Regional Celebration held last weekend in St Louis, I was honored to be asked to donate some artwork for the Operation Smile Silent Auction.
Using papers from the Stella kit, I created a dry erase board, a clock, and a nightlight. The sentiment and flowers on the clock are from the stamp set which is included in the Scroll Album WOTG kit. Remember, the stamp sets included in the WOTG kits can be used for many different projects.
When I decided to create a clock, I was pleasantly surprised to find that the Artiste cartridge includes two different clock faces. Using the Cricut machine to cut the clock face with the roman numerals was great, as I did not have to worry about getting the numbers lined up correctly and I love the way the face looks layered on a patterned piece of paper from the Stella kit. The sign post and sign were also cut using the Artiste cartridge, and the flourishes on the dry erase board were cut using the Art Philosophy cartridge.
In total, over $800 was raised in St Louis - that is more than enough to pay for three complete surgeries with Operation Smile.





A “fashion forward” gal from the Fashionista stamp set is used along with papers from the Stella kit. A notched image cut using the Art Philosophy cartridge is perfectly sized for a sentiment from the February stamp-of-the-month, Thoughtful Tidings. Inside of the card is complete with a ‘happy birthday’ sentiment and a row of shops stamped along the bottom.
For a more masculine look, an argyle print from the Cruisin paper is used with a sentiment from Just A Number and frame from 10 Things. A piece of Juniper cardstock was embossed using the Cuttlebug Argyle folder to coordinate with the printed paper.
Actually very little stamping on this card. The bird and the frame are cut using the Art Philosophy cartridge. Some Bitty Opaques and a Bitty Sparkle are added for a finishing touch. The flourish is from The Present stamp set and this card also uses a sentiment from Just A Number. Thanks to CTMH consultant