Box Card Spring Flower Pot Tutorial

Hello crafty friends! Today I have a quick assembly tutorial for one of the new Flowerpot box cards. I used the Box Card Spring Flower Pot file (SVG, Silhouette). This file is so bright and cheerful. It has several print and cut sentiments so that it can be used for any occasion. I used the Happy Birthday sentiment, and the papers are from the Our Happy Place paper collection by Echo Park Paper Co.

The box part of this card comes in two separate sections with two decretive panels on each. These two sections are glued together side by side. It also has two rim pieces that will be glued on the front and back of the card. The rim pieces hang over the edge of the pot a little so be sure not to add glue all the way to the edge of the paper. I glued the pot all together forming the square before adding the inserts this time as well.

Before the inserts are added to the box card the flowers need to be assembled. All of the flowers have multiple layers for added dimension. The file does come with centers for the flowers, but I used enamel dots for mine. After all of the flowers are assembled I added them to the inserts. Inserts one and two are the only ones with flowers. The third insert is plain green.

The tabs on all of the inserts are folded into valley folds and glue added to the backs of the tabs. I held the tabs folded down and slid the insert into the box, made sure the top of the tabs was flush with the top of box and front of the tabs was flush with the front of the box. After I had the tabs lined up, I folded the box card flat in both directions to make sure everything would lay flat. I then added the remaining inserts the same way but using the insert in front as the guide.

With the inserts all in place I then glued the flower and sentiment to the front of the box.

I love how versatile this box card can be. I hope you give it a try. Thanks for stopping by today!
Brandie

Fun with Patterned Paper

Hi everyone!  I have some cards to share with you today.  They all were created using Lori’s Echo Park Our Happy Place.  I used the 6×6 paper pad to create these, enamel dots and stickers from the sticker book. I just want to show what a different look you get to these cards when you use patterned papers instead of plain colored card stock.  It makes even the cutesiest of cards have a whole different look.  Some what of softer and bit more sophisticated  look.  I love how these all turned out, this collection has the softest colors and darling little patterns. I am all set for my Easter cards with these being finished now.  

I will have a list at the bottom, in order, of the files I used for these.  

 

The two bunny shaped cards can be found in this bundle:
And the last one here:
 
Thanks for joining us today!
~Cathy

 

 

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

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

A2 Sliceform Pop Up Card Spring Beautiful Day

Hello There!  Today I am going to show you this surprise pop up card! It’s quite impressive-even my son was surprised when I opened it up.
You can find the file through the links below:
A2 Sliceform Pop Up Card Spring Beautiful Day

I have always meant to make one of the Lori Whitlock sliceform cards, but honestly they looked so intimidating.  Well…. let me tell you, they are really easy to put together! Surprise, surprise. I should have known Lori wouldn’t do that to me! Her files are always top notch.

You can follow her YouTube tutorial HERE. This card was easy to assemble by following her video instructions. 

 
I hope you enjoyed this card and give the sliceform files a go!

 

💕Sue

Last Chance 50% OFF + Little Ladybug Layout

It was International Scrapbook Day on Saturday and all SVGs, Fonts, Pattern Fills and Commercial Licenses in the Lori Whitlock SVG Shop are 50% OFF through today when you use code INSD2024 at checkout!  Don’t miss out, this sale ends tonight at midnight (MST).

Now we will turn the blog post over to Chelsea…

Hi everyone! Chelsea here! I think spring has finally hit South Dakota! We have had a lot of rain so far this spring and my cute little grandson has become aquainted with puddle jumping and who can resist taking pictures of him puddle jumping? Not this Mimi!! And all the green in the photo and his red shirt matches the Little Ladybug line that Lori designed for Echo Park Paper.

I used the Nested Scallop Circle cuts to make my little red accent piece (SVG, Silhouette). Anytime I can add little accents pieces out of basic shapes I think it adds a fun little twist on things and shows that not every layout needs to be fancy.
I splattered some black paint and used some ephemra to embelish the page using some dimentionals.
Thanks for looking and happy crafting!
Chelsea