Hello everyone! Traci here and today, I have a cute little Christmas scrapbook to share with you titled Eat, Drink, and Be Merry. I made it using one of Lori’s fabulous cutting files called 5×5 Mini Album with Gusset Pages (SVG, Silhouette) and it’s the perfect small size for gift giving this holiday season!
Lori’s files make it so easy to create the sweetest handmade presents and this one was super simple.
The album is made with a cover piece and 3 gusseted pages (which gives you 6 scrapbook pages inside). To start, I cut the base out of white cardstock then decorated the pieces with paper and embellishments from the Bella Blvd, Merry Mingle Collection.
Here is a photo of the gusseted edges. The white pages go in the cover piece and the holes line up perfectly for binding.
I ran 3 strands of twine through the
cover and each page, then tied them in a cute knot on the inside.
Next … the decorating! I layered the pages
with 12×12 pattern papers, photo mats, and colorful embellishments.
And that was it! See? Sooo simple and such a fun project!
Here are the other pages for some holiday inspiration …
Above, you can see the first gusset where I tied the pink and white twine.
While I decorated this mini album in a festive Christmas theme, the cutting file is literally a blank canvas and could be designed with ANY paper collection. Imagine winter, Valentine’s Day, spring, Easter, Mother’s Day, or … anything! I love Lori’s projects … the possibilities are endless. 💕
How is December going for you? Are you busy, relaxed, crafting, wrapping gifts? I hope the season is grand.
Today I’m going to share a tutorial about editing the doors in the 12 Day Advent (SVG, Silhouette). You can find a YouTube video here that shows how to construct the house.
I wanted to change the numbers of the doors, so I’m going to show you how to do that in Silhouette Studio.
Before cutting, you can layout the doors/windows on your computer to make sure all the numbers have a home.
Now you have different numbers for different doors. I want the number 1 door to be the last opened, so I wanted it to be the biggest door.
You can use this technique in other projects too. Enjoy.
Ashley
We’re excited to introduce the brand-new Doodlebug Tinsel Time Collection of SVG files, now available in the shop! This adorable set is perfect for all your Christmas-themed projects. Featuring charming designs like Santas, reindeer, cute Christmas houses, and snow globes, it’s a must-have for anyone who loves a cute and cozy Christmas. These Doodlebug files are a must have. And, they’re 30% off this week with code: DEC2024.
Thanks again for dropping by! Have a GREAT day!
~Lori
Hi there! Today I am sharing an assembly tutorial for the Mug Lighted Shadowbox Snowman (SVG, Silhouette). This shadowbox would make a great gift or beautiful decoration for the holiday season. I used The Magic of Winter collection by Echo Park Paper Co.
This project was a little bigger than I thought. It stands at eleven inches tall and eight inches wide. I needed four sheets of white cardstock, two sheets of navy, one patterned paper and smaller scraps for the red, orange, and pink elements. I used some ballon lights to light mine, but a short strand of fairy lights will also work.
First, I folded all of the score lines as mountain folds with the navy color facing out. I then glued down the decorative panels to the mug base. The bottom of the mug base has three segments I glued the longest middle tab to the base of the mug to give it a good anchor making sure everything was lined up and straight. After the middle tab was dry, I glued the two shorter tabs to the base. (I thought it might be easier to leave one side open while I added the white panels, it isn’t. Just glue all the tabs.)
I added the white panels to the inside of the mug base. No glue required, they just slide in and sit in the notches that my machine cut. I then glued the top of the mug into place using the same method as the bottom. I folded all the tabs into place for the decorative front. I assembled the cookie, candy cane, and snowman. I added some white highlights to all of my elements with a paint pen. Then glued them into place on the front of the mug.
I added glue to one side tab of the mug base and lined the edges up waiting till everything was dry and secure. Once the tab was dry, I lifted the top to add glue to the remaining tabs and secured the top into place.
I added a few stickers from the collection. I also slipped a few lights into the back to see it lit up.