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Thursday, July 15, 2010

Plenty of fish




I guess it has become quite apparent that I can't get enough of this Lettering Delight's Seven Seas graphic set. I have bought several Cricut cartridges (including some Lite ones from Walmart) recently and yet I still found a lot of satisfaction  converting and cutting out these LD images up with my Cricut using the Make-The-Cut software. It does make it hard to justify keeping all those Lite carts (still in their blister packs!) when this graphic set only cost me a mere fraction of the cost of 1 cartridge.


Today's project is a tri-fold card that measures 6" x 6" when closed. This is what you see when the card is closed...



... and once opened, this is what you get:


12 comments :

  1. gorgeous as always, but I do have a question. How big was your cardstock when you started if that is a 6x6 card, 17 inches?

    -- dalis

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  2. Thanks Dalis. I used a sheet of 18" x 24" Cricut cardstock and then cut it down to 6" x 17" with MTC. :)

    Jin

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  3. Hi there, love this! I like the images from Lettering Delight also! But it seems my images does not are so nice ... Is there a secret: do you only convert in MTC or also in Inkcape? Thanks for sharing! Bye! Anne-Marie
    annemariejeukenvissers@yahoo.com
    anne-mariej.blogspot.com

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  4. Thanks, Anne-Marie. I use Adobe Photoshop and MTC to convert the images. I do not use Inkscape at all. :)

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  5. Oke, do not know that method, is there a tutorial available (I searched your blog, but think I cannot find it ..). Thanks for your quick reply!

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  6. I've had several requests for a tutorial and even though it is taking a while, I thought you might like to know that I'm working on it. :)

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  7. Jin Yong, have you checked WalMart's website for the Lite cartridges? You get free shipping to your local WalMart store...eBay prices are way out of hand!

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  8. Thanks eunice, walmart.com sold out of the cart that I want so I've been going to the store to look for it. You know, I really should rewrite this blog post. I had meant to say that I've been bidding for regular (non-lite) carts on eBay and going to Walmart stores for the Lite ones but what I wrote did sound like I've been bidding for the Lite carts. yikes!

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  9. That's super, cannot wait! I just got my files from Lettering Delights, did not know I had a freebies page, haha! Love these images!!
    Bye and thanks for letting me know!
    Anne-Marie
    http://anne-mariej.blogspotcom

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  10. eunice, I decided that I didn't make sense so I'll just rewrote rewrote my blog entry. :P :)

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  11. Hi Jin love your blog...super inspirational.. I was also hoping for a tutorial how to use adobe photoshop and MTC to convert your images... Especially how to use adobe photoshop..I saw a similar comment above so I will also wait eagerly.. Thanks for the great ideas..

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  12. Thanks, Richelle. I'm glad that you are enjoying my blog. :) I will be making a post to update my progress with the tutorial. Do check back soon.

    :)
    Jin

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