A place to share my papercrafting designs and encourage others to join in the journey.
Sunday, May 29, 2016
Pencil Play
Friday, May 27, 2016
What's New?
Here's the sketch:
Wednesday, May 25, 2016
Shop Til You Drop
Thursday, May 19, 2016
Spring Banner Card
It's my turn to post for Paper Crafting World.
Today I'm using two cut files to create a fun card. I used the Bracket Top Card Base (turned sideways) and the Spring Banner Set. You'll want to take a look at the Spring Banner set cut file because it would make a perfect page layout. I decided to make a card instead so I didn't use the tree included in the file and adjusted the cuts to fit onto the card base.
I used patterned papers from Carta Bella Alphabet Junction (6x6) and Authentique Homestead (6x6). The files were cut on my Silhouette. When cutting small items like the banner letters, I always use the line segment overcut function at .1. It helps to make truly clean cuts.
I also used Jaded Blossom's Border Dies and some Powder Puffs chalk ink to complete the project.
Thanks for visiting today,
Friday, May 13, 2016
You're Berrylicious
You can link your Strawberry project to Cut it Up Challenge.
Wednesday, May 11, 2016
Alphabet Characters
Thursday, May 5, 2016
Be You
My 5 x 7 card features the Piggy with Bow cut file.
I love the colors in this patterned paper by Bo Bunny. It really seemed to compliment the Piggy.
The sentiment was punched out with a 1.25" circle punch and then layered with Jaded Blossom Stitched Circle and Scalloped Circle dies. I used my Silhouette to cut out the piggy and my Cuttlebug for the dies. I tried shading the pieces using CTMH watercolor pencils but decided to add a little of Copic markers as well.
Be sure to head over to Paper Crafting World to see the latest in cut files available for instant download. Melin's files work with a variety of cutting machines. I love that she added a jpeg and png file. I drag it onto my Silhouette virtual mat so I have a ready reference to assemble the file AND you can also use the image as a print and cut if you don't want to paper piece.
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