I have graduation on the mind. I have a 2021 graduate in my house, and I also know several other graduates. Today I’m sharing the Graduation Hat Explosion Box–SVG, Silhouette.
Add a gift card in the middle to complete the gift! It’s easy to customize, you can choose school colors or make it in classic black. Make a few for your favorite grads!
Have a great day!
Ashley
Hi Everyone! April just seems to be flying by. It’s never too early to start making your Mother’s Day cards. Anita here with a adorable, easy to assemble A2 Shaped Box Card Teapot (SVG, Silhouette.)
I love that this folds flat for mailing (it will fit into an A2 envelope) and there’s space on the back to add a personal note if you wish. If you need help assembling the card, there is a shaped box card tutorial here. That’s it for me, thanks for looking and have a great day.
Hugs,
Anita
Happy Thursday Everyone:
Anita here today with a tutorial for a Perpetual Celebration Calendar. I have a perpetual calendar which I have been using for years and wanted to replace it with something more fun. I decided to buy a rolodex and found some great files in Lori’s store that I used to create the pages for my calendar. I used Memorydex Scalloped Cards (SVG, Silhouette) and used all three included shapes. Male birthdays got the rectangle shape which can be found in the 4 Cute Tags file (SVG, Silhouette). I used 4 Scalloped Shapes (SVG, Silhouette) as the date reminder tags that went on the female birthday cards. And I used the Nested Hearts file (SVG, Silhouette) for the anniversary cards. For the files without the punch holes in the bottom, I used a memorydex punch to add them. Please note that each card also has an extra layer on the back of cardstock to give it a bit more stability and to help it to be more stable on the rolodex holder as it spins.
I used the Memorydex Box and Cards (SVG, Silhouette) for the month tab cards. You can find a tutorial to make the Memorydex Box and Cards here on Lori’s blog. I also used the Month 4X6 Journaling Cards (SVG, Silhouette) I resized them to fit on the card and then cut them out. I did my editing of this file on my Silhouette. I decorated the cards with ephemera from my stash.
That’s it for me today. I love how this came out and now each month I get to flip the pages to see who I will be celebrating that month.
Hugs,
Anita
Do you need some Easter Cards? Lori has many adorable options in the shop. I am sharing one of the new impossible cards. Find it in Lori’s SVG Shop or on Silhouette.
This card has several small elements, so it is great to use your stash of scraps.
Pro tip: Ink any edges before piecing together. When piecing the basket and bunny, start with the eggs and build up. Lori has a video tutorial showing how to put together any of her impossible cards here.
Have a great week and Happy Crafting!
Welcome to the week. Are you working on organizing things this month? I needed a place for some 3 x 5 study cards, so I made this 4×6 Recipe Box (SVG, Silhouette.) Since the original size is for 4 x 6 cards, before ungrouping the file, I resized it for my project. I used paper from the Lori’s Forward with Faith Collection from Echo Park.
Now my study cards have a place. This box could be used for recipes or school study cards or storing greeting cards. I hope you have a great Monday!
Ashley