Hi all!
I work in a small office and I try to do some kind of cute little treat for all the ladies in the office on holidays. When I saw this cute little wrap I knew it would be the perfect office treat.
Hi all!
I work in a small office and I try to do some kind of cute little treat for all the ladies in the office on holidays. When I saw this cute little wrap I knew it would be the perfect office treat.
These are no ordinary birthday cards! These delightful creations feature the cutest little birthday icons that spring to life as soon as you open the card, adding a touch of magic to any celebration. Whether it’s a cheerful birthday cake or a playful animal friend, these pop-up designs are sure to bring a smile to the face of anyone lucky enough to receive one. Surprise and delight your friends and family on their special day with these charming and easy-to-make SVG file A2 Sliceform Pop Up Birthday Cards. Check them out…
I hope you all have a beautiful Wednesday!
Lori
Hi friends! Today I am sharing a Valentine idea. I love the belly boxes and Lori has several on her site (SVG). I used the Belly Box Hippo (SVG, Silhouette). To make him more of valentine I used pink papers as accents and added some hearts to the feet. I then filled the belly part with some of my little guy’s favorite candy. I love how he turned out. These little boxes are easy to assemble and don’t have to many pieces. Definitely something that can be mass produced if needed.
Thanks for stopping by!
Brandie
Hello crafters! Valentine’s Day is right around the corner and this past Tuesday was National Pie Day, so … I found a little inspiration for today’s project by combining the two! I created a cute cherry-themed card and a pie-shaped gift box using a couple of Lori’s fun cutting files.
These would make the “sweetest” gift. You could fill the box with candy, a gift certificate, jewelry, a small toy, money, love notes, or clues to a treasure hunt.
First, here’s how I made the pie slice box …
I used the cutting file called 3D Cherry Pie Slice (SVG, Silhouette). I cut out all of my pieces and then folded them along the score lines. The small notches on the pieces allow the shapes to bend easily to create the pie’s shape. I chose a red paper with hearts (Bella Blvd’s Bestie Hearts & Ombre in McIntosh).
I used a liquid glue to adhere the red “cherry” portion of the pie-shaped box together. Then, I added a base inside made out of Bazzill Kraft card stock.
For the lid, I repeated the process that I did for the base. Then, I layered the red “cherry” filling piece, the kraft lattice piece, and finally … the scalloped crust piece. I used a piece of foam tape under that for some dimension. I added the cute cherry and some lime twine and the box was complete!
Next up, is the cherry card …
For this one, I used the cutting file called Pop Up Box Card Valentine Cherry (SVG, Silhouette). I cut out my pieces and layered all of the pattern pieces before assembling the card. I used Bazzill Kraft card stock, white card stock, and a cherry-patterned paper from Doodlebug’s Bar-B-Cute Collection.
As you can see above … the band of the card attaches to the left and right sides only, leaving the center of the band free of adhesive. This allows the card to fold and pop open easily.
Next, I glued the two remaining pop-up elements inside the band as shown above. I used a cute red polka dot paper from Doodlebug’s petite print dot & stripe for the hearts.
And … they’re done! My cute cherry-themed Valentine’s Day card and Cherry Pie Slice Gift Box are ready for gifting. Well, that was easy! I just love Lori’s cutting files.
Thanks for stopping by. I hope these inspire your next Valentine’s Day craft project. Have a great day!
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~Lori