Showing posts with label SVGcuts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SVGcuts. Show all posts

Saturday, October 18, 2014

A 21st Birthday Card

 I made this birthday card for my niece to give to a friend using a file from SVGcuts and Stampin' Up! designer paper, cardstock and stamps.




Saturday, August 2, 2014

Birthday Box Cards

I'm on a roll...more box cards.

Here's a strawberry basket box card which I made for my Aunty Cath's 72nd Birthday.

Here's a up up and away balloon box card which I made for one of my Stampin' Up! ladies birthday.

Here's a piano box card I made for a very close friend's birthday - she plays the piano.

Here's a camera box card, I made for a friend's son who turned 5.

Saturday, July 19, 2014

Christmas Box Cards

I am so loving my Silhouette Cameo and the files I get from SVGcuts.

After coming back from Sue's Christmas workshop, I finished off my Christmas wreath and started working on the Christmas box cards from SVGcuts.

So loving them.

I've found out a way to use my surplus cardstock and Stampin' Up! designer paper.


Looking forward to making more cards.

Monday, June 2, 2014

SVGcuts Teapot, Cup and Saucer

For our latest workshop, I decided we'd make the teapot from the Tea for Two set from SVGcuts, using Stampin' Up! Gingham Garden DSP and coloured cardstock.


 Before we made the teapot though, we made a box card using the same DSP.   I thought the teapot would be an easy project for them to complete, but it turned out to be more of a challenge.  Some of the ladies followed instructions and took meticulous care, while others, thought they were doing it right, but somehow ended up with teapots that had a lot of character.  It took longer than I expected and we didn't finish our workshop until after 10.30pm...the latest I've ever done.  There was a cup and saucer to do as well but I will have the ladies do that at the next workshop.

Thursday, April 17, 2014

Easter Eggs by SVGcuts

I recently purchased a Silhouette Cameo cutting machine and some files from SVGcuts and have been cutting and glueing and as a last minute Easter gift for my colleagues at work, I decided to craft some Easter eggs, using Stampin' Up! cardstock and Designer Series Paper.  They turned out pretty well. I decorated them with buttons and ribbon and stuffed them with shredded paper. Added a few maltezer chocolate Easter eggs, finished them off with a matching gift tag and voila!!