Category: Lori Whitlock

Box Card Easter Bunny Car

1 Comment
Happy Monday! I’m here to share this cute project with you.
 
Such a fun little bunny box card to m
ake…and I love the carrot passengers!
 
Back in the days of stamping expo’s, my thing to collect was carrots-don’t ask me why, who knows??? I still love anything to do with carrots. 
 
This is such a super cute creation, I can’t wait to pop it in the mail!

 
Spring Easter Bundle (all seven files)
***
Easter is right around the corner!  Time to get a head start!
Lori has these new files in her store and they are just adorable!
 
Enjoy!  💕 Sue

“Just Chicken In” box card tutorial

2 Comments

Happy Thursday my crafty friends. When I saw this cute little chicken card, the A2 Shaped Box Card Chicken, (SVG) it reminded me of soup, and since everyone around me is currently sick with some cootie or another I thought this would be the perfect little project.

First cut all your pieces. As always I have my Cricut write my words on the tag.

Fold your pieces on the score lines

Add your adhesive to these pieces

Glue your beak, wattles and comb to the chicken insert. Don’t put the eye on yet.

I added the insert piece into the box. I put it as close to the front as possiable as I wanted to use it as a box with goodies too.

Once my box was assembled, I added adhesive around  the square part on both the front and back, 1 side as a time.

I put the bowl shaped pieces on the fron and the back.

This is where you will attach the eye. Top left corner of the bowl piece.

I used pop dots to pop the wing (heart) piece on both back and front. Embelished with a little bakers twint on the tag.

I added a soup packet and kleenex as well as some tylonal and cough drops. I did place a piece of packing tape along the bottom to keep my goodies from falling out.

Thanks for stopping by and happy crafting!

 

Chelsea

New Release – 5×7 Box Card Crate Easter Bunny Bundle

1 Comment

I’ve been dreaming of spring lately—how about you? This week, I’m extra excited because I just released a darling set of coordinating Easter bunny cards! You can find the whole collection in the 5×7 Box Card Crate Easter Bunny Bundle, or grab each card individually. Each one features an adorable bunny in various poses, surrounded by Easter eggs, spring grass, a basket, carrots, flowers, and more. Imagine the look on their faces when they open these sweet cards! And the best part? These SVG files are 25% off all week long!

Also, Quietfire has released an adorable bundle of St. Patrick’s Day Candy Holders—perfect for gifting a little treat this holiday! They’re 25% off all week long, too!

** CLICK HERE TO GO TO NEW RELEASES**

Have a great day!

Lori

Box Card Easter Bunny Carrot Car Tutorial

Leave a comment

Hello crafty friends!

I created this “Box Card Easter Bunny Carrot Car” because, before you know it, Easter will be here! Follow these simple steps to make your own easter card.

Materials Needed
•    Orange, green, white, black and pink cardstock
•   Cutting machine ( I used my Silhouette Cameo 5)
•    Glue
•    Ink (for decorating the carrot)
•    Lori’s Cutting file ( SVG / SILHOUETTE )

Step 1: Cut Out the Parts

Using cutting machine, you cut out all the necessary components for your card. This includes the shapes for the carrot, the Easter bunny, and card base.

Step 2: Assemble the Orange Card Base

Take your orange cardstock and begin assembling the card base. Apply glue where needed to join the pieces, making sure the base is sturdy and neatly put together. This vibrant orange foundation will set the tone for your design.

Step 3: Construct and Attach the Easter Bunny

Now, focus on the Easter bunny. Glue the individual pieces of the bunny together until it forms a complete figure. Once assembled, attach the bunny securely onto the orange card base.

 

Step 4: Decorate and Assemble the Carrot

Next, add some creative flair to the carrot. I Use ink to decorate the holes in the carrot piece to create a shadow effect.  Glue the parts together carefully. This step gives your card a unique, handmade touch.

Step 5: Attach the Green-White Backside

Finally, complete your project by attaching the green and white cardstock to the back of the orange base. This additional layer not only provides contrast but also reinforces the structure of your card. This backside you can use to write your message on.

And there you have it, a cute carrot card ready to celebrate Easter!

Enjoy crafting and have a wonderful day!

Tamara

Happy Birthday Cards! Tutorial

Hello!  Sue here to wish you a Happy Valentine’s Day!
 
For my tutorial today I am making several easy print and cut birthday cards from Lori’s fun birthday card bundles. I want to make them all! 
 

 

This really is a fun card!!!
Here you can see the front pieced element. I chose to cut an additional bottom layer to the packages in pink to make the  presents pop more and give it a bit more reinforcement so I could add it to the front with an action wobbler .  I used  the Lori Whitlock’s  Life is Beautiful 6×6 paper pad.
The inside piece is a print and cut. Fold it in half with the sentiment inside
This part is a bit tricky. Its a mountain/valley  sort of thing LOL! What I did to make it real easy is to fold the center back the other way and then from the back pinch each section to crease them. 
Here you can see how the insert looks when folded and ready to add to the card.
 
Glue one side of the insert inside, making sure you align those 5 small folds right at the cardbase fold line. Add glue to the second side and close the card onto the glued insert.
All glued and ready to go!
Both cards are part of the Fabulous Birthday Card Bundle.
 
You can see all the bundles on Lori’s site.
 
Here are a just few more to check out:
 
Delightful Birthday Card Bundle
Super Cute Birthday Card Bundle
Fabulous Birthday Card Bundle
A2 Sliceform Pop Up Birthday Card Bundle
*********************************************************
This was a fun one!
I used Lori Whitlock A Slice of Summer papers for the balloons.
I have made several of these cuties. I cut on six/seven different 6×6 papers and cut ALL the balloons out of each color. Then I’m just playing mixy match for each cards.
Glue the balloons on the back of the print and cut and then flip and glue to the card base. It is very pretty to see in person, it has a nice dimension to it!