Specially For You ~ with Cyndy G.

Happy Friday today I am sharing a project from SVG Attic.  I made the tulips bouquet pop up card from the Tulips Festival Kit.  This is such a beautiful card!

I used Graphic 45 - Once Upon A Springtime paper.  I love the soft colors.  I changed the center on the front card from the oval to the more decorative shape from the inside.  I inked all the edges to define the two different papers.

I am giving this card to my friend for her birthday. I used the "Happy Birthday" using my Graphic 45 - Time To Flourish stamp set.

I just love how the flowers turned out.  I used a coral and then a pink ink around the edges of the flowers.  I also inked the basket in brown.  When making this card make sure to take extra care when gluing the inside panel.  It is important that the seams line up exactly.

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Fairy Dust Lantern ~ with Cyndy G

Good morning and happy Friday.  Today I am sharing a project from SVG Attic.  I created a fairy house using the 3d Hanging Lantern and Graphic 45 - Fairy Dust.

I love the way the lantern went together.  Everything fits together very tightly especially the top.  Take your time and work the top piece in carefully or you will crush it.  The lantern is small, only 3x3 square and about 7.5 inches tall including the ring on top. I changed the window cutouts so you could see the inside of the lantern better.  I used the Circle grille on all four panel windows and cut out the center to open it up.

I used small paper roses, daisy and mushrooms in the center to place my fairy on.  I inserted the wires from the flowers through the tiny hole in the center of the bottom piece and twisted them together underneath.  Then I built up some mushrooms I had cut out of the Fairy Dust paper using foam tape and glued them behind the center cluster of flowers and mushrooms.

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A Special Gift Box with Flowers

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Tracy from Idea Closet and my project for the SVG Attic Design team today is a very special gift box. 

We are getting ready for a Bridal Shower for my soon to be daughter-in-law.  

I wanted to make something really nice for the little prizes we will be handing out.

By combining two files, I think I may have come up with the perfect little box.

I started with the 3D Box Window Icing Box.

I increased the size of the box so that the large box base was 11.6" tall and fit perfectly on the mat. (I used the Silhouette, but the same thing could be done with a Cricut)

I also deleted all the extra pieces and cut just the box, window and side accent pieces.

Next I used the Flower Wreath Spring

This time I decreased the size of the wreath so that the wreath measured approximately 5.20"

I deleted the wreath shape and cut the leaves and flowers. 

Because the flowers are now pretty small I cut only the round centers from polkadot paper and deleted the two other middle pieces.

 

Curl the flowers and the leaves just a little to give them some added fullness.

I also used two colors of daisies to match the colors of the decor.

The  bottom folds together very nicely and the box is now the perfect size for holding a treat or small gift.

To add the finishing touch, cut the "icing" accents from the same color of green used for the leaves.

I am very pleased with how the box turned out and can not wait to fill it with a wonderful prize.

In fact, pretty sure I will be making more!

Easter Lilies Box Card

We are 3 days to Easter and if you want to make a few more projects you might feel like you are running out of time.

Tracy here and today is my turn for the SVG Attic blog and I have a beautiful box card.

Even though there is lots of details, its still fairly simple to put together.

The details on the lilies are beautiful and easy to layer.

If you are looking for a great project check out the

Lilies Bouquet 3D box card at Snap Dragon Snippets or in the Silhouette Store, 

then follow Jodi's instructions to cut and assemble the card. 

Thank you for joining me today and Happy Easter!

Welcome Spring with a Tulip Box

Tracy from the Idea Closet today.  I don't know about you, but I am not a fan of winter.  Here in Utah we have had a pretty mild winter... that is until a couple of weeks ago.  

Now my pretty spring flowers are covered with snow and we have been shoveling sidewalks and  putting down Ice Melt by the buckets!!!

 I guess its good, but I am ready for some warmer weather.

Today's project for SVG Attic is a great way to bring some of those Spring flowers inside and share with someone special.

I am using the SVG Attic file, Tulip Box.  It can be purchased at Snap Dragon Snippets here.

To give the box card lots of dimension and layers,  use foam pop dots for everything!

The paper is from PhotoPlay's Spring in my Garden collection. 

It is so pretty!

I used a couple of the stickers on the tag.  I also tied the tag with some twine and attached it to the box with more foam pop dots.  

All the layers and beautiful tulips is what makes this card so pretty.

I hope you will give it a try..

... and enjoy your weather day, regardless of what is happening outside your window.

Sunflower Card and Print and Cut with Tracy

Sunflowers are a sure sign of Fall and right now I am seeing so many projects with them I decided I had to do a couple myself.

Tracy here from the Idea Closet and

for today's project , I decided to do the Sunflower Easel Card.  

The file comes from the JGW Sunflower Sunshine Collection

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I also wanted to try something different with the files ...



... So next I created a print and cut tag using one of the flowers from the easel card and the tag and words from the sunflower gift card.
It wasn't hard to do if you know how to set up Print then Cut in your machine's software.



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Mother's Day Card and Tag

Tracy from the Idea closet here again.  Today is my turn to share on SVG Attic's Blog and with Mother's Day this week, I thought it would be a good time to make a card from my new favorite kit from SVG Attic and Jodi.

The only problem was I couldn't decide which one I wanted to make so I made two!

I had some paper from My Minds Eye that was waiting for the perfect project and these cards were definitely it.

I love the little bits of gold in the paper and decided to use it as one of my main colors.

To make the tag I  used a rounded 3x4 journal card from the paper collection.  

Next I drew a small mat for the card by drawing a rounded rectangle and sizing it to 3.125"x4.125" and cut it from a metallic gold card stock.

Add brads from the collection and finish it off with a big gold ribbon.

Because the journal card runs horizontal, I turned the tag to the side as well. 

I can't wait to add this to a gift!

The Mother's Day step card has lots of pretty layers. 

The file comes with a print and cut option for the words in the tag and lots of extra pieces as well.

To create the word Hello and the ribbon pieces on the side. cut them from Cricut's Gold Foil Vinyl.  

Add more brads from the paper collection and you will have a beautiful card.

If you haven't had a chance, check out the Mother's Moments Kit from Jodi at SVG Attic. 

I love everything about it and think I am going to make the Secretary box next!

Spring Cards with Tracy

I don't know about you but I am ready for spring!

Tracy here with the Idea Closet. A couple weeks ago, in Utah, we got a little teaser  of beautiful spring weather... and then yesterday I was shoveling sidewalks again.

Yep I am ready for warm weather and flowers poking their heads up in my garden.

For today's post  I decided to make some spring cards

I had some beautiful paper by Bo Bunny: Butterfly Kisses, that was perfect for the cards.  The paper is kind of a watercolor floral design and it also included some very pretty stickers.

For the first two cards I used the JGW Beautiful Blooms kit.

The first card has lots of layers so I didn't really change anything about it.  I did add an inset panel to the front of the card but everything else is just as it is designed to be.
I love the little swirly leaf.
Add some thin twine to the button center and ink up the edges to give this card a very soft look.



Next is the Easel Card.  Jodi has easy to follow instructions here.  This isn't as hard as it looks.
On the tag I replaced the original heart with one of the pretty stickers I had in the paper kit.



The last card is not in the Beautiful Bloom kit but is also one of Jodi's designs and can be found on the Silhouette store.
I omitted the original flower centers and went with the paper buttons again.
I also added another sticker from the paper collection.

I am so happy with all of the cards.
I may only see snow outside my window, but with these cards I can share some beautiful flowers with my close friends.

Beautiful Blooms with Lisa

Hi and welcome, everyone. Lisa from In The Crafting Cave sharing two cards I created using SVG Attic's JGW Beautiful Bloom Set. I used bright colors and fun patterns to create these cards. The Flower Pot Easel Card has a fantastic step-by-step tutorial for you to follow.

Adding fun embellishments for the center of the flowers adds texture. I used

Distress Glitter and Bright Seed Beads.

The Flower Pot Easel Card comes together quickly. Especially if you follow the step-by-step tutorial that is provided. The Flower Pot Easel would be perfect decorations for a girl's Garden Party this summer.

The Daisy Flourish A6 Banner Card is super is to cut and assemble. The hardest part is deciding on

what papers to use.

You can find all the details all my blog, In The Crafting Cave.

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Floral Trio of Cards with Beth

Happy Saturday!  The sun is shining and everything in nature is so beautiful!  

Beth from Beth's Beauties here and for my post today, I decided to create three very different floral cards using multiple sets available at SVG Attic.

Card #1 has an elegant feel to it.  I used the card base and panel from the tree card in JGW Pinecones and Holly Card Kit.

The flowers and greenery are from the box in G is For Gratitude.  I just downsized them to fit on the panel.  I added homemade enamel dots and a bow of Grape Fizz Trendy Twine.  The papers I used are DCWV's Bouquet De Fleur and Embossed White stacks.

Card #2 has more of a funky feel to it!  Circles, stripes and doodle flowers make this card fun for any occasion.  Once again, I used the card base and panel from the tree card in JGW Pinecones and Holly Card Kit.  The pennant is from the JGW Crystal Winter set.  It is the shape that has the letter "I" on it.  I simple sized it to fit on the panel behind it.

Both of the flowers are from SDS Flourished Spring.  I finished the card off with a tie of crinkled seam binding ribbon.  The papers I used are from DCWV's Peachy Keen and Embossed White stacks.

Last, but certainly not least, this card has a shabby chic feel to it.  The card base, and layers except for the flower and sentiment banner are from the heart/leaf emblem card in the JGW Pinecones and Holly Card Kit.

That gorgeous flower and the sentiment banner are from the brand new JGW Beautiful Bloom set, with the Daisy Banner card.  To finish this card off I used gold brads, and a bow of white crinkled seam binding.  The papers I used are from DCWV's Happy Day and Embossed White stacks.

I hope you have a wonderfully crafty day, and a blessed Mother's Day tomorrow to all you moms out there!

Beth

Beth's Beauties

Spring brings Mother's Day!

Hello SVG Attic Fans! I-Team member Sonja here with a Mother's day/spring project. Mother's day is a day I rarely remember! I know, bad. I am usually way more excited to celebrate other holiday's that are aimed at other people though!

I decided to make a happy little Mother's day gift, using Gaby's Garden and JGW Blooming Card Kit files.

 I love Gaby's Garden because of the little shovel, the flowers/pot, and the hat that is in the file. 

 Since I already did the hat for an Easter project though, I decided to switch it out for this great card. 

 I like the that tools are able to be removed from this card. I just like to have some movement with my cards so this satisfied that need! 

 A little tip. Knowing that I wanted to arrange these to stand up in a bunch, I took a dozen q-tips, painted them green with my eBrush and the centers whatever color I wanted for my flower and arranged them that way instead of using paper. 

Materials Used:
SVG Attic files: http://svgattic.com/
     ~Gaby's Garden
     ~Blooming Card Kit
DCWV paper stacks:
     ~Garden Charm
     ~Paper Plants
Scotch ATG Gun
Aleene's Tacky Glue
Sharpie Markers
Silhouette Cameo
Craftwell eBrush
Recollections Brads

Chinese New Year Flowers with Angeline

Happy Chinese New Year! 

It's the FIRST day of the lunar new year and right now, I'm meeting up with loved ones and feasting away :)

So, to usher in the beautiful new year, I made this bouquet of lilies from JGW Flower Boxcard Bouquets.

I chose RED because it is the traditional colors for the new year and it's BRIGHT! :)

I also handwritten the word 福 which means fortune or good luck and embossed it in gold on the tag. I also added some Viva Decor liquid pearls and tied it with some Trendy Twine in Lemon Peppermint.

Wishing you a year of good health, wealth and blessings! :)

Angeline Choo

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