First I need to thank everyone that helped me out on my question about taking the picture of my cards. After reading the comments I slapped my forehead and said DUHHHH!
Geeezzze I can't believe I couldn't put it together myself. Oh well isn't that what we're all here for, to help each other out.
So a little back ground on what I mean about Pig 4 Pig. My oldest daughter (I do not use those abbreviation that I see everyone else does because I don't consider myself a designer) the one that lives in Seattle has called her sister , my youngest, Pig ever since I can remember. Probably since she was two years old. Why Pig, because she eats all the time. You can set your watch by her... every two hours. That is probably why she is so skinny. The other thing is she only eats junk. Chips, salsa, pickles, anything that is not really good for you. My kids do not call each other by their given names. My oldest is Sissy and always will be. I remember ohhh probably 10 years ago I was talking to my son and in the conversation I said his sister's given name. He looked at me and really the look on his face was he had no idea who I meant. I said.. Sissy.. ahh your sister.. remember. Oh yea.. he looked a little embarrassed but that is how he only understands her. His name is Beast, well just because he is such a big guy and has, nor will ever, grow into his body. Then there is Pig the youngest. So I made the following card for my oldest to give to her sister for Valentines.
BTW - My oldest is coming back into town in two weeks... Just a pit stop for her on her way to other places but hey I will take what I can get. That's when I will give it to her so she can mail it to her Pig sister. hehehe
I am also entering this card in the
TSG36 challenge - Shape Card.
My disclaimer: I don't want anyone to think I stole this card from someone. I "stole" it from a lot of different talents out there. LOL. I have seen so many cute ideas of punch art pigs and I took ideas from different ones and put my own twist on it.
Here's my twist:
Main body:I used my Creative Memories Circle cutter but placed the templet over the edge of the fold so it would not cut a complete circle.
Face: Used my EK circle cutter and cut a 3" circle
Ears: Small heart. It is glued upside down.
Eyes: Outside = 7/8" Inside = 1/2"
Nose: Oval & Lrg dot punch
Feet: 1/2" Sq punch
Tail: My favorite part - Curly Q punch
Colored with Prismacolor Pencils
Here's my twist: 
I started on this card early yesterday. I don't know why it took me so long but here it is.. the unveiling..
I created my first cupcake card and I know I'll be making many more down the road. It was a lot of fun. I created my cupcake with a combo of freehand cutting and punch art. Here's how I did it. First I had the crimped yellow paper already. You know me and my scraps. I free hand drew (what I thought looked like) a cup cake paper cup. I added a little brown on top of that. Just took the 1 1/8 circle punch, then cut the circle in 1/2 and put round side down. Next I took my 2" Scallop punch. Punched the scallop circle and then inserted it into my Martha Stewart boarder punch called Drippy Goo. Glued down first glitter called Diamond Dust, then put more glue on top of that and sprinkled with Tulip Pink glitter. Now here is the best part of this cupcake. The cherry! Where do you think that came from... It's a berry from a Christmas decoration. You know the little Styrofoam red balls that make it look like holly berrys. Yep took one of those and sliced it in half and glued it down. It worked perfect and really look pretty darn real... so whaaaaalaaa a cupcake! If I say so myself it turned out ok for my first time. 
