Wednesday, February 8, 2012

Hello Kitty Valentine

Hi Crafty friends, I made a Valentine for a little girl who is sick with Leukemia and could use some thinking of you cards, Pulling for you cards, etc...So I started with a Hello Kitty card from Hello Kitty Greetings Cricut cart.  I used the card feature of this cart and made sized my card to 5 1/2 inches. Thinking that it would fit in an A2 envie.  But it didn't, her little whiskers where to long. lol  So if you want her to fit in an A2 envie, mabye make her 5 inches instead.  I sized her on my Gypsy, but didn't realize that the whiskers where out of my template.  That's what I get for not zooming in!!! But that was ok, I just used a larger envie for her.  Nothing special about this card, didn't do anything special just made the card as it was supposed to be.  Still think she is super cute though and I am hoping that Hello Kitty brings a smile to little Emily's face.  If you would like to put a smile on this sweet little girls face, please send her a card.  All info can be found here.

8 comments:

Michelle (scrappinforkenzie) said...

This is adorable!!! Thank you soooo much for sending this to emily! :)
Michelle
scrappinforkenzie.blogspot.com

Vickie said...

Love the card. OMG you have the Hello Kitty cart :( I'm envious.

Vickie

Shawnee said...

Beautiful card. Thank you for making this little girl smile.

Tammy said...

I lucked out and purchased the HK cart for cheap way back when and Ive used it a time or two and I love it. The girl will love it and im sure she will smile big when she opens up the envy. :)

The Queen (Laura) said...

I hate to hear when little ones are sick. Prayers for her. This is a sweet card, great job.

TerriK said...

Cute card, Brenda. I am sure she will love it.

SandeeNC said...

I love shaped cards the best and I think Emily will love hers too! waving hi from the hills of North Carolina :)

Tahir said...

it is the nice card but the total back ground will become of wood then it is looking so beautiful

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