Today we are going to take a look at the Cricut Cartridge,
"Just Because Cards" in a different format than my other cartridge overviews. I had a difficult time getting to know this cartridge because the completed card images in the handbook are itty
bitty. I had a hard time envisioning a completed project and since
the phrases are more specific to card captions I did not invest a lot of time playing with it. Now, after doing a boat load of investigating, Just
Because Cards has become a much more exciting cartridge. I hope you will think so too.
This is a long blog entry because I show all of the pages from the handbook and, in all but 2 cases, provide an example of a completed card created by one of the many talented crafters I discovered on the internet. The photos vary in quality, size and angle but I think it is really valuable to show you what you can do with real life examples. Under each photo, I include the artist's name and a link to the source where you can more information including step by step instructions, and many more of their amazing creations!
This is page 24 where the cartridge contents begin.
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Creations with Christina Thomas
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By ODonna at ODonnaSmith.
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By ODonna at ODonnaSmith.
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By ODonna at ODonnaSmith.
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By Joy at Everyday Cricut
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By ODonna at ODonnaSmith.
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By ODonna at ODonnaSmith.
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By ODonna at ODonnaSmith.
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Made by cricutcrazyscrapper
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It took me 3 days (working when the kids were occupied) to locate all of these samples. It was a lot of research but I learned so much. I am really impressed with all of the Cricut focused sites I found during my treasure hunt and encourage you to pop over to see more of their work - it is so inspiring!
With each page you get the following:
- the primary image and all of its layers
- the phrase and its shadow
- a "sticker" which consists of a circle layer and an icon layer
- a stencil which consists of a mat and a negative cut of the phrase (negative meaning an identical sized mat with the phrase cut out so when you stack it on the mat, the phrase is filled with the mat color)
- the cuts for the card and for a mat/ border / accent to layer on the card.
Here is a list of all of the images and phrases on this cartridge with
their page numbers. If you find any errors in the spreadsheet, please
let me
know so I can correct them. If you would like to share this information
on your blog, instead of copy and pasting this info, please paste a
link to my site. The spreadsheet below is saved as a JPEG but you can
download a PDF version of Just Because Cards here:
Thanks so much for featuring my card.. Everyone's cards were fabulous too..
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Amanda :0)
you are so welcome. You are so talented! thank you for popping over. have a great day!
DeleteWOW! What a wonderfully comprehensive review of this cartridge! TFS!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt is my pleasure! I am really glad the overview is helpful!
DeleteWOW! What an amazing showcase! I pinned it for future reference. You did a LOT of work putting this together! Thanks so much for showcasing my card:)
ReplyDeleteYour card is fabulous! I'm so happy you pinned my blog. i hope to connect with you again.
DeleteYou are so amazing! All the work you have put into such a wonderful display of this cartridge is so appreciated. I am planning on spending the next hour on your blog exploring more of your amazing work. Thank you for all you do.
ReplyDeleteLorraine
I love how you have a real card/project for each page! What a great resource! Thanks for featuring my card. :)
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, I am so blessed and thrilled by all your information. I am at a lost in doing things and not sure of myself so I try and follow you. You are the greatest.
ReplyDeleteI did learn that I better put where an image (what cartridge)came from when I download it because I forget and have to look, look for it. Now I always put the name of the cartridge beside the image of a card so I don't spend so much time hunting for it. Thanks a million for everything. Phyllis/fefelu
Awesome thAnk you very much for doing this very helpful
ReplyDeleteWow, what a lot of work this must have been, pulling together all the examples and presenting the pages in a clear way for us. Thank you for doing this!
ReplyDeleteYou are so awesome!!! Thank you so much for sharing all of this!
ReplyDeleteThank you for this!
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone know what the three fonts are that are used to write the sayings on this cartridge? I know that Country Life and Paper Lace are used, but cannot locate the third, which is the "lemons" in "when life gives you lemons" saying.
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ReplyDeleteIt is so wonderful of you for sharing the knowledge you have with everyone else. Your blog kept me hooked from the beginning till the end and the words you have chosen were easy to understand.
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