While you are at jessicasprague.com getting your kits, be sure to check out the samples made with each of these kits at the bottom of each listing.
First of all I want to remind you of the sale on ALL Lori Whitlock products.
Sorry for the delay today, I had a few hiccups getting shapes loaded and wanted you to see all the beautiful new shapes Lori has created (these will be on sale too). I can’t wait to see what you make. Be sure to post them to Lori’s Facebook page we LOVE to see what you are working on! Because today’s freebie was late posting, it will run through Wednesday at noon.
Today only, this stamp set SVG file is FREE with ANY PURCHASE. Just add coupon code: STAMP at checkout and the cost will be deducted from your purchase.
Lori has so many fun new shapes. I wish my daughter was still little so we could make paper dolls and store them in her adorable Armoire box. Wouldn’t that be the cutest?
Here are some of Lori’s newest shapes added to the SVG shop and her Silhouette Portfolio! Thanks for stopping by… Lisa
I first saw the 3 Little Flower Pots set from Lori’s store I wanted to make it right away, it’s so adorable. I paired it with the Tree Shaped Card for a cute little unique gift set, perfect for Mother’s Day or just to give someone special!
The digital paper and elements are from Lori’s Sweet Memories Collection, I didn’t want a traditional green tree so the flower pattern was just what I was looking for. Everything was printed and cutout on my Silhouette Cameo.
The 3D flower I downloaded from the Silhouette Online Store and the leaves are from the 3D Flower Set 8. I used utee (ultra thick embossing enamel), on some Limeade Trendy Twine for the stem so it would stand straight, I really love how these turned out. I also used some Tickled Pink Trendy Twine on the planter box with a cute little button.
For the faux stitching I added an internal offset to the tree top and trunk and changed the lines to dashes, it’s a fun way to add stitching. The tag is attached with some Tickled Teal Trendy Twine.
Thanks for stopping by, if you make this set I would love to see, you can post on Lori’s facebook page here, or add a link or on my blog post here. To check out Brigits blog you can go here.
Happy National Scrapbook Day to all our crafty friends. This is one time of year I look forward to so I can hang with good friends and create something beautiful! What better way than to have a sale and new product!First, debuting this week at Jessica Sprague is this adorable 4×6 and 3×4 Template Set. These templates would be so cute with your pictures to create a mini book, invitations, announcements or Project Life style scrapbook pages. These templates come as PSD, layered TIF and PNG files so you can manipulate them a variety of ways. The white spaces are designed to be photos but can have pattern paper in those spaces for journaling.
Check out our amazing Creative Teams talent with these beautiful layouts.
layout by Kim Lund. Products include Lazy Summer Day Collection, 4×6 and 3×4 Template Set, and Life Templates Set 1
layout by Chrissy Guido. Products include, 4×6 and 3×4 Template Set, Turquoise Basics, Yellow Basics, Life Templates Set 10, Maggie Elements, Fresh Air Elements, Lazy Summer Days Elements and Echo Park-Hello Summer Elements, Sidewalk Chalk Elements
layout by Haley Ney. Products used 4×6 and 3×4 Template Set, Basics Life Cards, Happy Day Collection, Life Templates Set 4,
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Have a great weekend!
Welcome! We are so excited to share with you our new Thursday Tutorials. We have had so many questions, we thought we would start a collection of answers and tips here. Today we have Corri sharing one of her perfected skills. Take it away Corri…
One of the most popular cards that I’ve done is this cupcake card I did last year.
I thought I would share a tutorial to show you all how to weld shapes to create your own shape card.
First, select a shape you would like to use to create your card. It’s best if the top of the shape is simple to allow for a clean weld and crease along the top.
I used this cupcakes file to create my card. I resized the file to 11.75″h so that my completed card would be about 5″h.
Next, ungroup and delete the pieces you don’t need.
Drag the cupcake top and wrapper off the mat and position the cupcake base layer in the lower left corner of your mat.
Click on the cupcake shape, then on the menus along the top of your screen select object, pull down to duplicate then select replicate above.
Now you have two identical shapes stacked on top of each other. Click on the top cupcake to select it.
Then go to object, transform, flip vertically.
While the top cupcake is still selected, use the arrow keys to move it down a little until the edges overlap slightly. Select both cupcake shapes (you can hold down the shift key to add the second shape to your selection) and then go back to the object menu. Pull down to select Modify and then Weld.
Now you have your card base….just fold and cut out the remaining layers and embellish.
For my card today, I used Echo Park All about a Boy. I left off the heart and cut a number 5 instead using Lori’s Happy Font instead.
Everyone loves cupcakes and you can personalize this cute card for any age depending on the the papers and embellishements you choose.