Category: Card Making

Believe in the Magic Card–Back to School Style Tutorial

30% Off This Week–Including NEW Barbie® Inspired Files

First off, this week we have a 30% OFF SALE going on at Lori’s SVG SHOP including ALL digital files and commercial licenses now through Saturday, August 12th ! Be sure to use coupon code: AUG2023 (case sensitive) at checkout in the SVG SHOP. 
 
Did you see the new girly SVG files that I released this week? This collection was inspired by the popular Barbie® movie that you may have seen recently. These files will make the perfect party invitations, birthday cards, or decor items for a themed party. Can you imagine the smile on a little girl’s face when you give her one of these cards? I also designed the super cute A2 Sliceform Pop Up Card Bundle 2. This is a sequel to the beloved first bundle. Take a peek…

***CLICK HERE TO SEE NEW FILES***

A2 Sliceform Pop Up Card Birthday Flower

To view the Sliceform Pop Up Card assembly video on the Lori Whitlock YouTube channel click HERE.

Don’t forget to use coupon code: AUG2023 at checkout to receive 30% off your order total on SVG files (including the new ones) in the Lori Whitlock SVG SHOP.

Have a beautiful day!

Lori

 

Shaped Card Lemon

Hi there crafty friends! Today I am sharing the Shaped Card Lemon (SVG, Silhouette). I like making cards like this in batches. They are quick and easy to assemble and are great for when I need some craft therapy! Cards like this also come in handy when I need to send a quick note to someone. I pulled out all my summer papers and embellishment. Most of the stickers came from the A Slice of Summer sticker book by Echo Park Paper Co. and a few from the Here Comes the Sun sticker book.

I love how bright and cheerful they turned out. Thanks for stopping by today!

Brandie Adams

 

5×7 Card Happy Birthday Words Tutorial

Happy Thursday! Teri here. I’ve been a member of Lori’s team for several years now but I work mostly behind the scenes. Today I’m going to show you how to put the 5×7 Card Happy Birthday Words card together. You can find it here: SVG, Silhouette.

I love this card! It’s so versatile. You can use masculine, feminine, patterned papers or even one color. It’s an amazing card! Let’s get started.

First, I cut out all my pieces.

On the reverse side of the card front and using a thin glue bottle tip, apply glue to the very edges of the first H and the marks.

This is what it should look like.

Next, apply glue to the edges of the A and the marks above it.

Then apply glue to the edges of the other letters. There should be enough room for each letter so that none of the colors should not overlap.
After all the letters have been glued in place, apply glue to the edges and in a couple of spots in the center of the card. Then apply it to your card base.
There you have it! All done and super cute!
Enjoy your day!
Teri

Box Card Crayon Back to School Tutorial

Hi there! Are your kids already headed back to school? Mine starts next week and I have nieces and nephews who have already started. Crazy. With school starting soon we also have “meet the teacher night” and I like to give a card to our new teacher. This year I made the Box Card Crayon Back to School (SVG,) card. Here is how I made it.

This box card only has one insert, but I cut two of each of the crayons. The pieces are kind of small but manageable. I used a sticker maker for some of the really small ones and I fine tip glue bottle for everything else. I folded all of the score lines as mountain folds. I inked the outside pieces with like colors and the smaller detail pieces of the crayons I used black ink.

I glued the crayons in ROYGBV order on the insert and glued the second set of crayons in the reverse order on the inside of the back of the box card (I did this after I glued the box together). I also glued the front details of the crayon box on as well as the sentiment.

With the crayon box open flat, I glued the left tab of the insert onto the left side of the box card lining up the tab up with the innermost score line. I also folded the front of the box card over to help line everything up.

With the box card open flat again I folded the left outside edge tab in and added the glue. Then I added glue to the right-side tab on the insert. The tab should be lined up with the score line on the inside of the box card.

I folded the front of the box card over and held in place while the glued set. Also making sure everything was lined up correctly.

I glued the second row of crayons in and added a few stickers from the School Rules collection by Echo Park Paper.

 

This card turned out so cute. Thanks for stopping by today and Happy Back to School!
Brandie