Pop Up Box Card St. Patrick’s Jar Shaker Tutorial

Anita here with a tutorial to make Lori’s lovely cut file for the Pop Up Box Card St. Patrick’s Jar into a shaker card.  You can find the SVG file here in Lori’s shop and here in the Silhouette store.

Here is a photo of the parts of the card after I cut them out.  I cut a piece of overhead projector plastic the same size as the jar.  I used the rectangle shape tool in Silhouette to cut out the center of my green plaid jar top piece for the window.  I also cut an extra jar out of black and trimmed it even with the top of the lid so that you could see the details in the jar cover.  Those are shown glued down in this photo.

Next, I took the green dot jar piece and used foam tape to create both height and space for the shaker materials as you can see from the photo below.

I started to assemble the card which is very easy to put together. (Lori has a Pop Up Box Card Tutorial Here)   I tend to use a wet adhesive as at first it is forgiving and you can move the pieces around a bit and then it holds better than regular adhesive.  I lined up the pieces and then closed the card to make sure everything was where I wanted it.  Here are some photos of the embellished card parts. I added the transparency piece behind the plaid jar outline to create a window.  I filled my shaker with extra shamrocks from the cut file and some sequins.  After filling the jar, I peeled the adhesive from the foam tape and placed the jar with the window on top.   I love how festive it is.

Lastly here is a photo of the card when it is closed.  Lori has many wonderful St. Patrick’s Day files which you can whip up quickly to brighten someone’s day.  Thanks for looking and have a great day.

Hugs,

Anita

Fall Extreme Pop-up Card

As a young girl, I fell in love with origami. From folding paper, it was natural to love pop-up cards and books.  I just love that Lori has these fun Pop-Up Cards in her shop. I made the Fall pop-up card, and I changed the sentiment to be used as a Thank You Card.

The card file can be found in Lori’s SVG Shop and in the Silhouette Design Store.

For papers, I used the Echo Park’s My Favorite Fall Collection designed by Lori.  The inside pop-up part is done using the Print and Cut function of your cutting machine. Once cut, it all comes together easily.  For a tutorial head over to Lori’s YouTube Channel here.

Have a great day!

Kitchen Conversion Chart

Have you ever needed a quick conversion chart as you are altering a recipe?  How many teaspoons in a tablespoon?  Lori has several Kitchen Conversion Charts in her store.  I decided to use the wreath found here and in the Silhouette Store.

This file comes ready to cut digitally.  I decided that I would love it as a sticker.  So I used the Print and Cut feature in Silhouette.  This would be great on a magnet too.

Here it is on the inside of my cabinet.  It will be handy to reference when needed.
Have a great day!

Baby Bodysuit SVG with Infusible Ink

Welcome to July. I hope that you have fun summer plans this week.  I have a baby shower soon, and I wanted to try out Cricut’s  new Infusible ink.  Lori has many great files that can be used with infusible ink.  Most designs that work for heat transfer vinyl will be great to use with the infusible ink.  Lori has several baby shirt bundles in her shop.

Baby T Shirt Bundle 7  Baby T Shirt Bundle 6  Baby Girl T-Shirt: Bundle 2 Sassy Bossy Girl T Shirt Bundle

I used the baby bear cutting file. It can be found in the bundle above or here (SVG) and at Silhouette.

 

Infusible Ink is applied in a similar way as HTV.  But the result is really impressive; the ink is within the fabric.  You must use Cricut blanks or other suitable sublimation blanks. (A blank is the surface you are using as a base for the design, in this case, the onsite).   I love the result, and I am looking for my next project!