Category: Echo Park

15% Off All Physical Products!

We are having a sale on all physical products in the Lori Whitlock Shop this week!  Today through Saturday, July 30th, you can get 15% Off all of our Echo Park Paper Collections** when you use code 15PERCENT at checkout!  There’s a fun variety of collections for your scrapbooking and cardmaking needs!  Don’t miss out, sale ends Saturday!

 

**  These are physical paper collections that will be mailed to you and are only available to U.S. RESIDENTS.  You may NOT use store credit for any physical products. All orders using store credit toward physical products will be cancelled.

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Have a great day!

Wallet Mini Album

Hey there! If you follow me, then you know I love making mini albums. All shapes, all sizes, all themes … love, love, love. So for my project today, I made a mini using one of Lori’s cutting files that’s in the shape of an adorable little wallet. This is so cute and interactive, soooo yeah … it’s right up my alley! I’ve added a video over on my blog – so be sure to check it out. 💗

Wallet Shaped Mini Album w/ rainbows
I chose the Echo Park, All About A Girl Collection, also designed by Lori. The pattern papers in this collection are so pretty and girly with flowers, rainbows, plaids, and bows. And to create the little closure, I added 2 brads and some yellow twine.
Wallet Shaped Mini Album w/fold out pages and pockets
The wallet is a tri-fold and once it’s opened you’ll see it has 3 sections. The top part has space for 3 small photos and the middle section has two fold-out pages that open up to either side.
Scrapbook Mini Album w/fold out pages and pockets

Look how cute these are with the girly prints! Each side holds 6 photos on the front and back.

Wallet shaped Scrapbook Mini Album w/fold out pages and pockets

You can add a larger photo or 2 smaller ones to the center pink photo mat and down below, 2 little pockets! 

Scrapbook Mini Album w/folding pages and pockets

I added pieces from the Ephemera Frames and Tags to each pocket. Cute die cut shapes with fun sayings are perfect for journaling on. Just flip them over and add dates, names, locations or sweet stories about the event or photo.

Lori has so many awesome cutting files to play with and I hope you’ll give this one a try. Have fun!

Wallet Album (SVG)

Print and Cut Snowman Christmas Tags

Hello there! I always like to do a Christmas in July project and one of my favorites and most used are tags. Everyone in the family needs them so I usually do a bunch of Print and Cut tags this time of year. It’s so nice to have them done and on hand ready to go.

I used the Print and Cut Christmas Tags Bundle 5 (SVG, Silhouette) and made an offset for the bottom layer. To keep the set together I made a cute little box using the 3D Candy or Tag Box, (SVG, Silhouette).

I only used the box in the file and resized it to fit the tags, this came out perfectly.

Patterned Paper and embellishments are from Echo Park’s Celebrate Winter collection. This would make such a nice gift set!

Thanks for stopping by and have a wonderful day!

5×7 House Card

Hi everyone!  I have the cutest card to share with you today.  Lori recently added this 5×7 House Card (SVG, Silhouette) to her shop. This house card is so fun.  I created this one with Lori’s Our Little Princess paper collection.

I added some embellishments that are also part of the Our Little Princess collection.  Enjoy and have a great week!

Ashley

How to Change the Color of Stickers in Cricut Design Space

Hi friends! I’m stopping in today to share a quick tutorial on how to change the color of your print and cut stickers in Cricut Design Space. I used the new Summer Stickers 2 (SVG, Silhouette). These stickers are so cute, but I wanted something a little less pink.

I uploaded the stickers into Design Space and ungrouped the large group of stickers and moved out the images I wanted to use for this project. Be sure to keep the individual stickers grouped together.  Then I deleted the rest of the sticker I wasn’t using from the mat.

I then added a 5×7 rectangle and resized the stickers to fit my card.

Using the layers panel on the right side of the design mat select the individual pieces that need to be color changed. With the image selected in the layers column move to the Operations tab on the top left and select the colors drop down, pick the new color, and repeat for the rest of the pieces on the sticker. Be sure to keep the stickers grouped together.

Now that the sticker colors are changed they are ready to be flattened, sent to the printer, and cut.

I used the printed stickers and the Endless Summer collection by Echo Park Paper Co. to finish off this card.

That is it for me today. Thanks for stopping by!

Brandie