"Bridal Shower Kit" with Valou

Happy Wednesday everybody!

It's Valou from La Féérie du Scrap here to share with you my first creation as "Guest Designer" for SVG Attic.

To realize this set, I used the file "Bridal Shower Kit". Papers are papers "Maja Design", collection "My Precious Daughter".

For the rest of the decoration, I used the following embellishments:

- Ribbon " mauve Organza ".

- Ribbon " white Organza ".

- White satin ribbon.

- Ribbon of white pearly pearls.

- Ribbon of pink pearly pearls.

- "Lilac" Rose (30 mm).

- White and mauve Rose (20 mm).

- Lilidafts whites.

- Pink Lilidaft.

- White Rose (20 mm).

- "Lilac" Lilidaft.

- Pink Rose (20 mm).

- White Rose (15 mm).

- Pink carnations.

- Rose cloth salmon.

- "Lilac" Rose (10 mm).

- Rose pink and white (30 mm).

All the flowers come from the shop " Wild Orchid Crafts ". 

Pinky Pretty Purse ~ with Angeline Choo

Happy Monday!

It's Angeline from ScrappyScrappy here to share with you some pinky cuteness for the start of April :)

I made this cute pinky pretty purse from the "Pretty Purses" kit and chose this purse with the pocket on the front.

The pocket on the front is not just decorative but useful to put a tag, birthday card or more. Here, I made a simple tag with washi tapes and a stamped sentiment from Unity. I also added some liquid pearls to the purse using some Viva Decor Paper Pen.

I've also added a glitter button to the flower and curled up some of the petals (and added foam adhesive) for that extra dimension. 

In this kit, you can make 3 other different purses. So have fun! :)

Have a wonderful week ahead.

~Angeline

New Guest Design Team Members!

Hello SVG Attic fans!  We hope you have enjoyed meeting our Inspiration Team members over the last few days.  We are so excited to see what they create over the next 6 months!

This term, we are doing something new...Guest Designers!  So without further ado, let me introduce the lovely ladies who will be sharing their projects with you.

April Guest Designer

Valou Allard

from

La Féérie du Scrap

May Guest Designer

Katie Williams

from

2 Crafty Katies

June Guest Designer

Melissa Miranda

from

M. Miranda Creations

July Guest Designer

Pam Leng

from

Hooked on Krafts

August Guest Designer

Julie Odil

from

Muddy Paws Inky Fingers

September Guest Designer

Noelia Iglesias

from

El Scrap de Cris y Noe

Please check out their blogs and leave them some love!  I think you will agree that they all are very talented and we are so lucky to have them designing for us.

I hope you have a wonderfully crafty day!

Introducing I-Team Member Lisa Mensing

Hi everyone! My name is Lisa Mensing. I’m so excited to be joining the SVG Attic Inspiration Team, what an honor! I’m looking forward to working with these great files and sharing them with you here. You can also find me at The Crafting Cave, my personal blog. I would love for you to stop by and say hi sometime.

I was born and raised in Fayetteville, North Carolina. I married a soldier and an amazing man. He is very supportive of everything I do. We retired in 2009, yes, I say we. Army wife is one tough, lonely job. We don’t have kids but I do have a niece, Brittany, who likes to think she is ours. Love that girl! 
    I work in my parent's business. I’m so lucky because I get to see my Dad nearly every day and my Mom most days. I also get to go to work, do what has to be done, and come home. It truly is an amazing job and it offers me a lot of free time for crafting and taking care of my home. I am one blessed girl.

     When people say what is your crafting style, I say.....Seriously, I don’t have a style. I just go with whatever strikes my fancy, you know, in the moment kind of girl. When it comes to cards I like CAS over everything else but that doesn’t stop me from using those embellishments!

  If I have to pick a favorite project up to now.... it will be this Top Hat I made using the Mourner’s Hat from Raven Quest Collection .

I had so much fun making this hat into a Spring/Easter Hat.

Spring Is In The Air 

(click the link above)

 I can take this hat from Spring to Easter and back to Spring just by removing the little chocolate bunny! I attached him to a wood dowel so that I could remove him without damaging anything.

 
 Hope you have an amazing day! 

Lisa 
Be Silly, Be Honest, Be Kind. ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson

The Crafting Cave

Introducing I-Team Member Tanya Hahn

Introducing I-Team Member Tanya Hahn

Hello everyone!  My name is Tanya Hahn. I am so excited to have been asked to be a part of the SVG Attic design team.  I have been actively crafting for the last 4 years.  I am excited to create with the files from SVG Attic.  My personal blog is Crafting on Caffeine, if you aren't familiar with my blog yet please stop by and check it out. 

I am a wife, mom, and Massage Therapist, in that order.  My hubby of 20 years is great about understanding my love for crafting.  In fact he helped me turn our spare bedroom into my craft room about a year ago. I am a mom of an 18 yr old and an almost 15 yr old both keep me going and love seeing what I'm crafting next.  I own my own business as a Massage Therapist and Love my career! 

I live in South Dakota but have lived in many places since I'm a Navy brat.

I love to scrapbook but recently have been more in love with making treats and 3-D projects. I don't know if I have a particular style I just made what I like at the moment.

I have been on 2 Design Teams and now with SVG Attic I am currently on 2.  I hope that you take some inspiration from me and can't wait to see what you come up with.

For this post I have made an Easter Hat to show you. 

Details of "Easter Hat" 

SVG Attic -Flat daisy and many petaled flower are from Watering Wishes collection, The Tulip and the hat are from Gaby's Garden collection

also used

Jaded Blossom- Mini Tag Dies 2 and Springtime Greetings

Trendy Twine- Totally Limeade 

Doodlebug- Jewels

Paper for flowers is K & Company

Introducing I-Team Member ~ Angeline Choo

Hello everybody! 

I'm Angeline Choo from ScrappyScrappy and I am more then delighted to announce that I am staying for another term on SVG Attic's I-team. *YAY*! 

I must say that I have grown very fond of my team and enjoy designing here.
Thank you Mike & Kenzie for having giving me the opportunity again.

A little about myself..

I am an IT-geek by day and a crafter by night (or whenever possible!)

I started crafting just a few years ago - where I wanted to do a mini album for my wedding (I totally had no clue AT ALL about scrappy stuff) and spent hours after hours on Youtube learning how to do so.... and so, my crafting journey began.

Here are a few of my past favorite projects I have made 

Have a lovely wonderful Easter week! :)

~Angeline

Introducing I-Team Member ~ Cyndy Gustashaw

Hello everyone!  My name is Cyndy Gustashaw.  This is my second term on the SVG Attic I-team.  I hope I am able to continue to inspire you with my personal touches using SVG Attic files and hope you will enjoy using them as much as I do.

I am married to a wonderful man.  He thinks it's great that I have a craft I enjoy doing.  We have five children ranging in age from 30 - 5 years.

I was born in Virginia and raised in Southern California which I still refer to it as home.  I moved to North Carolina 23 years ago and live in the Charlotte area.  I love experiencing the seasons change.
I love photography and scrapbooking which evolved into paper crafting and have been doing them for over 20 years.  I like simple clean lines, less is more for me.

I have lots of favorite projects. For my introduction today I have chosen the new JGW 3D Button Jointed Bunny.  This little guy is so cute!

I used Graphic 45 - Once Upon A Springtime.  I absolutely love this paper!

Our garden at work is in bloom, so I took advantage of the sun and flowers.  

I love spring!  It is my favorite time for taking photos.

I love his little tail.  Doesn't he have the cutest little face.

I know as you look at this project some of you are thinking he looks too difficult but if you take your time and don't rush it you will have him together before you know it.  I started with the arms, legs and feet - these are very simple shapes.  Then I tackled the head and body. I had the most trouble with the ears!  It took me two and a half days to cut and put him together but I think he was worth the time.

I hope you have enjoyed my project.  I look forward to sharing more with you.

Do what inspires you!
Cyndy G.