Hi There,

Stopping by to share a carousel card that I made using Too Cute by Jessica .svg cuts from Scrapbooking Mice – Jessica Owens 2016 and HB2U Car – Jessica Owens 2015.

I wanted to make a unique and different card using the Scrapbooking mice, so I decided to make it a step-by-step card using a carousel look.

Used largest die from Marianne Design CR1236 to make doilies for joining papers to make the carousel.

Here a few different views of the card.

Front – Closed and side view.

Open view – looking down.

Here are the steps on how I put this card together in more detail.

Uploaded all files into Cricut Design Space and then cut out pieces with Cricut Explore.

Front of card – HB2U Car.

Balloons from Craftin Desert Diva’s Party Dies. Balloon strings from My Creative Time – Stitched Circle Balloon Dies.

Background paper from Echo Parks Paper Co. – Birthday Wishes by Alisha Gordon – 6″ x 6″ Paper Pads.

All instructions – Typed out on laptop in word and then printed out. Die cut backgrounds using Craftin Desert Diva’s Fancy Frames. Smallest die cut from Your Next Stamp – Stitched Rectangle Die Set – (YNSD214) All highlights on eyes and nose are done using Gelly Roll Sakura #8 Pen.

Background frames for all Mice are from Cricut. Background papers are all from Doodle Bug Designs Inc. – Sugar Shoppe – 6″ x 6″ paper pad.

Stage 1 of Carousel. Mouse #1.  Put together.

Stage 1 of Carousel. Mouse #1.  Separate pics before joining together.

    

Here is a close up of Mouse #1.

Stage 2 of Carousel. Mouse # 2.  Put together.

Stage 2 of Carousel. Mouse #2.  Separate pics before joining together.

 

Here is a close up of Mouse #2.

Stage 3 of Carousel. Mouse #3.  Put together.

Stage 3 of Carousel. Mouse #3.  Separate pics before joining together.

Here is a close up of Mouse #3.

Stage 4 of Carousel. Mouse #4.  Put together.

Stage 4 of Carousel. Mouse #4.  Separate pics before joining together.

Here is a close up of Mouse #4.

Hope you like it!

 Entered into contest: http://cutitupchallenges.blogspot.com/2016/07/cut-it-up-100-anything-goes.html.