HTV Onesie with Beth

Good Monday Morning!  Beth from Beth's Beauties here with this onesie I personalized with Heat Transfer Vinyl.  I made it as a gift for a co-worker who recently had a baby.

I used the Flower Split Monogram J from SnapDragon Snippets and cut that out in lavender HTV.  Make sure you flip your image before cutting!  I used my heat press to add that to the onesie first.

Next, I used a font called Siena CG and wrote out the baby's name.  I flipped it in my software and cut it out of purple HTV.  I once again heat pressed it to the onesie.  I think it turned out sweet!

I hope you have a wonderfully crafty day!

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If you can read this...

BRING COFFEE! Coffee, coffee, coffee. How else is there a way to start a day?! Recently I requested a coffee file for one particular project in mind. However Kenzie went above and beyond creating a whole new SDS Coffee Break set so I had to do more than just the vinyl project I had in mind.

Now, there is nothing better than grabbing a coffee and a good book to get lost from the world! Recently my husband let me borrow his tablet with the Kindle app installed, good luck getting it back sweetheart! 

I have wanted to put this vinyl saying on the back of it for awhile now to show case my three obsessions in life, reading, coffee, and crafting.

The vinyl I used has a few different things that takes it to the next level. For example, the pink is glittery. 

 The gray for the cup is textured

And the sea green is my favorite color this week

The vinyl I used has a few things going for it, texture on the cup, glitter on the pink, and my favorite color for the fancy font. 

 

I decided I couldn't have my coffee set without including a k-cup holder. So I modified one from the Dino Dig set.

 ***To see how I modified this box from the Dino Dig set, please visit the tutorial here: Sugar Bean Cards***

 There's just something good about a nice hot coffee in a paper cup!

 Add in a pastry and it completes the day for sure.

 This little card is a perfect size for a quick note to a friend or co-worker.

I added some pop up tape behind the message just for a little bit of pop.

Materials Used: 

DCWVinc. 'Minty Lace' stack

SVG Attic 'SDS Coffee Break' and 'JGW Dino Dig' sets

Silhouette Cameo 3

Silhouette studios~Designers edition

Aleene's Original Tacky Glue 

Sewing Framed Art with Beth

Hello all!  Beth from Beth's Beauties here with you today.  I really was excited to make this project!  It is a vinyl saying with paper and lace accents in a frame.

The vinyl saying comes from the JGW Just Sew set.  I cut it out in black vinyl with my Silhouette Cameo and layered it on the patterned papers I chose from DCWV's Royal Gypsy stack.

I added navy lace hem facing around the bottom and used the thimble and diamond quilt block files from JGW Parlor Patchwork as well as the scissors file from JGW Just Sew to the left corner.  The finishing touch was a threaded needle that I wove into the lace.  I then placed it all into a 8.5x11" frame.

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Shadow Box for a Wedding

Tracy here from the Idea Closet and today is my turn to post for SVG Attic.

My daughter is getting married this weekend and I have been crazy busy working on projects for the Wedding so I decided to share the Shadow Box I created.

This was a fast and easy project. It will be used as part of the decor at the reception and afterwards she can take it home.

To get started, I bought a 12 x 12 Shadow Box found at Micheal's.

They also had some of this grey cardstock with silver foil. 

Silver is her accent color so it was perfect.

Place the paper inside the shadow box then closed it up.

Next I used the W Split Monogram from SVG Attic.

Resize the monogram  to fit the shadow box.

Next, add the names and the date in the split area using two different fonts already downloaded to your computer.

Once everything is lined up and the way you want it, cut from vinyl.

Apply the vinyl to the front of the shadow box.

If you are looking for a fast but beautiful gift, try creating your own shadow box. 

SVG Attic has 3 different styles of Split Monograms, perfect for whatever project you are working on.

Give it a try.

Count Your Blessings

Fall is in the air and its time to get ready for one of my favorite holidays...Thanksgiving.

Tracy here from the Idea Closet with a

wonderful, brand new kit available from SVG Attic.

JGW Thankful Card set

This is a beautiful set of cards, but I especially love the Vinyl Art and couldn't wait to use it!

I had the perfect metal tray to place the vinyl on.

Add to the sign, some  leaves cut from the Rocker Hat Card.

Crinkle the leaves and ink them up before adding  to the sign.

I love how the leaves, and the sign blend in perfect with my Fall wreath.  

And here is a close up of just the sign with leaves.

What a great project. 

Come on over to SVG Attic and find the perfect fall project!

Monogrammed Photo Album with Beth

Good morning friends!  Beth from Beth's Beauties here.  Today I am sharing a photo album that I decorated for a gift.

I used the "M" from SVG Attic's Split Monogram and cut it out from black vinyl.  You can purchase the whole monogram set HERE or the single letters are also available.  The "M" is available HERE.

I used Times New Roman font for the last name.  The pretty papers I used to layer with are from DCWV's Black Currant stack.  The album had an opening in the front to slide this insert into.  It has a layer of plastic in front to protect it as well.

I hope you have a wonderfully crafty day!
Beth
Beth's Beauties

Personalized Tumblers with Beth

Good morning all of my SVG Attic friends!  This is Beth with another vinyl project for you today.

 I created these personalized tumblers for the teacher aids in my son's class.  I used the Chevron Alphabet Uppercase for the monogram.  I used a font I had on my computer to type their names.  Then I added circles of random sizes in both black and white all around the tumbler.

 The vinyl I used is permanent (outdoor) vinyl, but it does have a matte finish.  Normally permanent vinyl has a shiny finish, but I wanted to clarify that I did use the permanent vinyl so it would for sure stick.

These tumblers are perfect gifts for Valentine's Day, Teacher Appreciation, birthdays, Christmas, Thank You,  etc.  The list goes on and on!  Make them for your kids' teachers and fill them with markers and candy like I did.  They are sure to be a hit!

I hope you have a wonderfully crafty day!

Halloween Pumpkin with Beth

Hello all, this is Beth from Beth's Beauties!  Halloween will be here tomorrow!  Are you all done decorating your pumpkins?  If not, I have the perfect solution for you...put vinyl on them!

 I used SVG Attic's Raven Quest set.  I used white and black Oracal 651 vinyl (outdoor vinyl with a permanent adhesive) to decorate my pumpkin.  It was so much fun!  I loved being creative in the placement of the swirls.

PLUS... SVG Attic's sister site, SnapDragon Snippets, has a GRAND RE-OPENING!  This is so awesome!  A brand new site, multiple designers and a chance to win a Silhouette Portrait!!  

YES---You could win a Silhouette Portrait!

To learn how to qualify, head on over to the SnapDragon Snippets Facebook page for all the details.

Have a great Halloween and a wonderfully crafty day!