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Showing posts with label Easter Elements. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter Elements. Show all posts

Friday, April 14, 2017

Repurposing Easter Files with Lisa



Hi, everyone and welcome! Lisa from The Relativity of Paper sharing a few ideas on how to use those Easter files throughout the Summer. Using Easter Elements and JGW Happy Easter (carrot) I created three simple cards that would be ideal for someone who loves to garden. 



So using the carrot from the JGW Happy Easter - Upright Bunny Box I created this fun carrot themed card. The sentiment reads I CARROT believe I forgot, perfect for belated birthdays. 

Using the tulip from the Easter Elements, I cut Canson XL Watercolor paper and inked with Distress Inks adding a sentiment that can be used for several occasions. 


Using the Peeps Bunny from the Easter Elements it's easy to create various bunny themed cards, the sentiment reads, There's no bunny like you. There are also several "peep" sentiments that can be used throughout the year, too. 

You can find all the details on my blog, The Relativity of Paper.

As always, thanks for joining us! 

Friday, March 3, 2017

Friends with Lisa



Hi, everyone and Happy Friday! Lisa from The Relativity of Paper sharing a little Spring gift using the JGW Cottontail Bunny Kit - Bunny Chase Box Tote. This tote is so easy to assemble that I'm thinking of using it for my parent's 50th Anniversary Party for Thank You Gifts filled candy. 



That big gorgeous butterfly is from the Easter Elements Collection. I love this collection because the cutouts are easy and can be dressed up by dry embossing and adding some distress ink. I decided it would be fun to use a clock embossing folder on the butterfly hoping to lead everyone to "Springtime". 



Feel free to join me on my blog. The Relativity of Paper for all the details on this project. 

As always, thanks for joining us! 

Friday, March 18, 2016

A Turquoise and Gold Easter with Lisa





Happy Friday! Lisa from In The Crafting Cave with you today. I'm sharing a few treat bags I created using the SDS Birthday Bash Balloon Treat Bag and Easter Elements. 

This is a picture of turquoise and gold treat bags with gold easter bunnies created by Lisa Mensing
Gold and Turquoise are so beautiful together. 
I've had this paper for some time now and decided it would be perfect for a more "sophisticated" take on Easter. 
This is a picture of turquoise and gold treat bags with gold easter bunnies created by Lisa Mensing
I love this bunny from the Easter Elements. 
You could use this little bag for so many things and it is so easy to assemble. I'm loving it. 

This is a picture of turquoise and gold treat bags with gold easter bunnies created by Lisa Mensing
Perfect for a small Easter gift. 
The gold paper is actually a poster board. You can find out all the details on my 
This is a picture of turquoise and gold treat bags with gold easter bunnies created by Lisa Mensing
Gold Poster Board

As always, thanks for joining me here on the 
SVG ATTIC BLOG. And, remember you can find 
these great treat bags and Easter Elements on the 

Friday, March 4, 2016

Look I Made A Hat, Again with Lisa



Hi, everyone! Lisa from In The Crafting Cave with you today. I'm sharing a great way to use the JGW Mourner's Hat from the JGW Raven Quest Collection for Spring/Summer. I love this hat because you can use it for anything. Seriously, 
I've used it for Spring, Summer, and Christmas. Maybe I should use it for Halloween sometime. 
This time, I made it for my Mom, she loves the hat too. She requested it be yellow with gray and go from Easter/Spring to Summer. 

  
This is a picture of JGW Raven's Quest Mourner's Hat made for Spring/Summer with yellows and grays.
Summer

So I used yellow cardstock to create the hat and a warm gray patterned paper for 
trim, bow, and feather. The flowers, leaves, and moss are from my craft stash.
The Easter Eggs are from the Easter Elements Collections.

This is a picture of JGW Raven's Quest Mourner's Hat made for Spring/Summer with yellows and grays.
Easter/Spring


TIP
Wooden Skewers are a must in my craft room. You can pick them 
up at your local big box stores or grocery stores. They are inexpensive and can be used for a multitude of things. I did a lot of hot gluing on this hat and the skewers helped me tuck and hold pieces saving my fingers. Also, I cut one into thirds and glued to the back of the Easter Eggs to hold them in place. Once Easter is over the eggs can be easily removed. 


You can find all the details on my blog, In The Crafting Cave with Lisa.
This is a picture of JGW Raven's Quest Mourner's Hat made for Spring/Summer with yellows and grays.
The eggs are removable.

As always, thanks for stopping by and have an amazing weekend! 



Wednesday, March 18, 2015

Easter Inspiration

Easter will soon be here, so I thought I would share some past SVG Attic DT projects to inspire you to create for the holiday!  Click on the link above each picture to be taken to the original blog post with all the details.

Easter Basket Card


Flourished Cross Easter Card


Easter Basket



and 

Quick Easter Cards



I hope these projects inspire you to get creative!  Have a wonderfully crafty day!

Beth

Friday, March 6, 2015

Spring Blocks ~ with Courtney

With it being nearly spring I was quite happy to make a little Spring Decor.

I used the 3D Block Pumpkin from the Falling Leaves  Collection.  I cut out three blocks.  I used my favorite paper ever,  Coredinations Whitewash Collection.  After assembling, I distressed the 'blocks' with Dew Drop Rich Cocoa Inks.  I then cut out 3 tulips from the Easter Elements SVG Collection  and the grass as well.  I used the negative cut from the grass to add dimension.  I love to use the Stampin' Up dimensionals.  I added them behind the 3 layers of tulips and to the grass.  

I think they turned out so cute.

I hope you do too.





Thank you so much for taking time to look.

Don't Forget...SVG Attic is having a design team call RIGHT NOW!
Stop by THIS POST for all the details.

Have a fabulously crafty day!!

Tuesday, April 15, 2014

Quick and Easy Easter Cards

Hello, and happy Tuesday crafty friends.  Julie here today from Muddy Paws & Inky Fingers, and I'm so excited to be sharing my first project with you!
As you may know, I work as the activity director at the local nursing home.  I try to make as many cards as I can for each holiday and hand them out to the residents there.  I used the SVG Attic Easter Elements set on all 3 of these cards:


Everything in this Easter Elements set went together very quickly.  Before I knew it, I had three images cut out and cards assembled.  I stamped some appropriate sentiments, added some ribbon, and they were done and ready for the Easter holiday. 
Check out the wonderful variety of cutting files at SVG Attic!  I can't wait to start my next project!

Saturday, April 12, 2014

Easter Basket Cards with Beth

Today we are taking a quick break from introducing our Inspiration Team members so you can have a project to be inspired with!  Come back tomorrow to meet our final I-Team member :)  

I finished up my Easter cards and wanted to share what I made with all of you!  I decided to make a cute Easter card that features SVG's from SVG Attic's Easter Elements kit.  
Three of the eggs were cut at 2" tall and two were cut at 1.5" tall.  I embossed the solid color eggs with embossing folders and I inked around the edges with brown chalk.  For the grass, I sized them at 8" wide, then manually cut them in half, so I had enough grass for two cards from one grass cut.
The basket weave part was all cut with my paper trimmer.  I embossed the horizontal paper strips with a basket weave embossing folder and inked all those edged with tan chalk.  I used a stamp for the sentiment and some of my homemade enamel dots (go to THIS post to find out how I made them).  I wrapped some ribbon around the top of the "basket", added a bow and the front was finished!
I made multiples of these cards, and here you can see the different ribbons that I used on them.
Guess what...SVG Attic has some amazing new files that have just been released too!  I just have to share them with you.  They are gorgeous and would be perfect for spring, Mother's Day or birthdays.  Here they are:

The best part is that through April 17, 2014, you can use the coupon code 5000fans for 15% off of your purchase!  The coupon is in celebrations of SVG Attic reaching 5000 fans on Facebook.  If you haven't already done so, head on over and give us a "Like"!

I hope you have a wonderfully crafty day!

Beth
Beth's Beauties

Friday, April 6, 2012

Spring Home Decor Project

Happy Friday everyone!!  Nicole here with a spring home decor project for you using the SVG Attic Spring Captions set.  I picked up a picture frame at a second hand store for less than $1.  I used some white acrylic paint to "pretty" it up.  I decided not to use the glass that came with the frame for this project.  The butterfly and the grass are from the Easter Elements set.  The cute little ladybugs are stickers from Recollections.  I love the titles in the Spring Captions set.  The flowers and "Welcome Spring" are from that set.  I think a lot of the titles in this set would make great scrapbook page titles:-)  Thanks for stopping by today, hope you have a great weekend!!





Wednesday, March 21, 2012

DT Day with Sandra


Hi everyone! It's SANDRA here and for today's project I made a bunny face shaped card for my son's Easter basket. I used the bunny from SVG ATTIC'S Easter Elements Set which is currently 50%!! To make this bunny into a shaped card I welded 2 bunny's together using SCAL3 and cut out with my Cameo. I placed pop dots under the bunny and stamped the face with 2 different Peachy Keen Stamps.

Be sure to check out our awesome 50% off storewide sale @ the SVG Attic Store!!!

Friday, March 16, 2012

Baby Congrats Card

Happy Friday everyone!!  Nicole here, and I want to share with you a card I made for our elementary school principal and his wife because they are having a child soon.  I used the Baby Girl Set and cut the onesies out in different colored papers.  The grass border is from the Easter Elements set and the clouds are from the Go Green set.  I hand cut my clothesline poles and tied some twine on.  The tiny clothespins I found at my local grocery store in their craft aisle, aren't they adorable!  I made this a 5x7 card so I could fit all of these fun cuts on the front without too much crowding.  The sentiment is from ShabbyChicStampCo's "greeting set".  



inside of card - added another onesie here too:-)
Don't forget that the St. Patrick's day sets are 50% off until March 17th.  Make sure to check out the current freebie file - it can also be purchased at a 25% discounted rate if you would prefer.
Kiss The Cook

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

DT Day with Sandra: Easter Peeps Layout



Happy LEAP DAY!!!! It's SANDRA here and for this week's project  I made  a pre-made layout for this year's Easter pics, especially after seeing these super cute cuts from the NEW set called EASTER ELEMENTS by SVG ATTIC I could NOT resist using this set ASAP lol!

The patterned papers I used here were actually from a set I got from the $1 bins at Target last year these papers are teenager themed but I think they worked out good with my Peeps! The stickers I used are thick glitter foam stickers from Creative Imaginations. I also added green pastel ribbon, pearls, purple Martha Stewart glitter and sprayed everything with "Yellow Daisy" Glimmer Mist, I just love the shimmer on the peeps in the pic above.

I cut everything here including the bunny and chick peeps, and also the butterfly with SCAL 3 and my Silhouette Cameo.

Be sure to check out my post's and the rest of the DT's daily posts for inspiration HERE on the SVG Attic Blog, along with our new color challenge!

Here's the set I used Easter Elements

Sunday, February 26, 2012

Springtime with Jessica L!

Hey SVG Attic fans, it's Jessica L here to share a cute little candy dispenser I made.
Be sure to stop by my blog for all the details on how I used the Fun Favors and Easter Elements sets to create this cute little candy holder.

Have a fantastic Sunday everyone!
~ Jessica L