Hi everyone! Corri here today sharing my version of Lori’s cute new Carrot Box Card (Silhouette, SVG). I used paper from the Echo Park Easter Wishes Collection.
Instead of cutting the bunny that comes with the box, I added a cute sentiment from the collection. I love how the orange matches the carrots. This adorable box card is super simple to assemble! Add a chocolate Easter bunny and you’ve got a cute gift for a friend.
Thanks so much for stopping by today!
Hello and happy crafty Thursday! Aimee here with you today sharing a tutorial on how to assemble the adorable Hexagon Easter Basket (Lori’s SVG Shop, Silhouette). These little baskets are so cute and look great in a rainbow of colors!
First thing to do is match up some 12×12 papers for each basket. And pull the SVG file up on your screen.
This particular SVG file requires you to cut 2 each of the base of the basket and the layering pieces. I cut out 2 of the handles as well. I wanted the handle to be solid colored instead of being able to see the underside of the patterned paper.
Here are the pieces of the basket that I started assembling.
Adhere the two pieces that make the base of the basket. To make it easy, I adhered the side tabs on each piece and laid them flat to make sure that both pieces were even along the top edges. Then I added the layered pieces and then started assembling the bottom tabs to complete the bottom part of the basket.
Glue the two handle pieces together and lay aside to dry.
Adhere the bottom tabs of the basket to the hexagon piece to complete the base of the basket.
Attach the handle to the basket. There are holes in the handle and the basket to add a brad to attach the two together. Last thing to do is assemble the bow and adhere it to the handle.
Then you get to fill your baskets up with some Easter grass and something decorative or some Easter yummies! Add them to your Easter decor or to your Easter dinner table with a chocolate bunny.
Thanks for stopping by today! Hope you find these Easter baskets just as adorable as I do and give them a try!
Aimee
Spring is almost here and Easter is on the way. Lori has lots of fun treat boxes for everyone on your Easter Bunny’s list. I have just a couple to share with you today.
Here are all three of the little cuties that I made.
This is the little Baby Carrot Box, just too adorable. I added curling ribbon for a fun touch. You can find the file here at the Silhouette Design Store or here in Lori’s SVG shop!
And these two little cuties are brand new from Lori. They come set up as a print and cut file. I chose to cut the little parts separately and add little bits of patterned paper, googly eyes and a bit of pen work. They are just too sweet and so easy to do. You can find the file here in the Silhouette Design Store or here at Lori’s SVG shop! I loved making these and hope you will try them out.
Thanks for joining us today!
Cathy
Hi there friends! Brandie here with a tutorial for the Easter house ornament. These little ornaments are darling hanging on spring branches but I also think they would make cute place settings for your Easter dinner table.
I used the House Ornament Easter Bundle from Lori’s shop. Each ornament is also in the Silhouette store. Easter basket, Easter lamb, Chocolate bunny, Easter chick. and Easter bunny. The paper is textured cardstock in spring colors.
I uploaded all of the houses into Cricut Design Space, attached the score lines, and flattened the décor pieces (turned them into a print and cut) to make the decorating easier. I also color synced the white and yellow items.
Once everything was cut I folded the score lines. Most of the score lines are mountain folds except for the roof peaks, they are valley folds. Valley folds shown below. I also inked the edges of my windows and doors.
While the house was still flat I glued the windows and doors first, then the grass. I added glue to the sides tabs then folded the house in half and tucked the tabs in to glue into place.
I then shaped the roof on the house. Folding the top tabs down into the house and pushing the sides of the house towards the center to create the eaves.
I then added glue to the inside corners then pinched together until dry. I applied glue to the top of house then lined up the hole in the roof with the whole in the house and held together while the glue dried.
For the chimney I added glue to the outside tab and folded in half to create a box. Then added glue to remaining tabs and held down on roof until dry. (for my other houses I cut a small rectangle from scrap paper and glued to the bottom of the chimney then glued to the house.)
I then tied some decorative yarn into a loop and threaded through the whole in the roof.
I then folded the bottom tabs in adding glue to each layer to secure the bottom of the house. I then repeated the steps for the remaining houses.
I then decorated the houses with the cute characters, eggs, and flowers.
Thanks for stopping by today and I hope you enjoy your holiday weekend!
Brandie
Happy Wednesday friends! Easter is here and I am getting ready for our family dinner. I love having little name cards for the table but when I saw the Treasure Chest (SVG, Silhouette), I knew I could combine name cards with treats.
These adorable little boxes came together quickly which left the fun part of decorating them. I used the checked patterns that are in Lori’s Easter Wishes and Spring Fling collections as my color inspirations. Then I dug through my ribbon and button stash to find some coordinating colors.
I originally wanted their names on the boxes but came up with the idea to add their initial on this sweet little bunny from the 3 Easter Bunny Rabbits (SVG, Silhouette). The initials came from one of Lori’s new fonts called Spring Fling Font (SVG, Silhouette). The inside pieces of the bunny’s ears and the initials were cut from the same cardstock that I cut the boxes from to keep with the color scheme.
If you are looking for a quick and fun project for your Easter table give the Treasure box a try!
Hope everyone has a beautiful and blessed Easter!
Aimee