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Showing posts with label Tent Card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tent Card. Show all posts

Friday, February 3, 2017

Sending Owl My Love with Lisa


Hi, everyone and welcome! Lisa from The Relativity of Paper sharing a fun way to use Give A Hoot SVG Collection and Tent Cards SVG Collection. This is a great project to get the kids involved, and it comes together quickly. 



I started by picking fun patterned papers for Valentine's Day, but you could make these for any occasion.
Once I decided on the papers I used white 12 x 12 cardstock to cut the Tent Card, Kraft cardstock to cut the limb, red cardstock for Owl along with the patterned papers. 

To create the branch simply take one of the tree trunks from the Give A Hoot Trees and turn it to create your branch. I did a little woodgrain embossing on mine. To create the hearts I used the heart tree and size the hearts down.  

You can use a goodie bag or Project Life Pouch to hold your goodies. Layer the Owl and finish off with googly eyes! Easy-peasy, right? 



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

As always, thanks for joining us! 

Friday, May 13, 2016

Bridesmaids Gift with Lisa




Hi, everyone and welcome! Lisa from In The Crafting Cave with today's post. Using Janie's Wedding Favor Box and Tent Cards SVG Collection,  I created this gorgeous gift box with matching card. 


SVG Attic Janies Wedding Dress Favor Box done in blush,cream, and gold.

I love this favor box in the blush, cream and gold colors. 


SVG Attic Janies Wedding Dress Favor Box done in blush,cream, and gold.

Both projects are super easy to assemble and have minimal cutting. So, when you're in a hurry, these are excellent go-to's. 

SVG Attic Janies Wedding Dress Favor Box done in blush,cream, and gold.

You can find all the details and a full products list on my blog,

As always, thanks for joining us and we hope you have a fantastic weekend. 

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Friday, December 11, 2015

Merry Christmas with Lisa

Hi everyone! Lisa, from The Crafting Cave, sharing another tent card with you using the Tall Oval tent card from the SVG Attic's Tent Cards Collection and the snowflake from JGW Snow Flurries Standing Snowflake.


SVG Attic Tent Card and JGW Snow Flurries Merry Christmas
Using Pink Paislee City Sidewalks - Park Place 12 x 12 Papers to cut the tent card and 
snowflake. I re-sized the card to fit the length of my 12 x 12 paper and re-sized the snowflake to fit the card.  I covered the snowflake in Frantage Embossing Enamels Aged Silver and Shabby Blue. 

SVG Attic Tent Card and JGW Snow Flurries Merry Christmas

Thank you for stopping by today! 
I hope your weekend is full of happiness and lots of 
 crafting! 

Friday, November 27, 2015

Poinsettia Wreath with Lisa

Lisa, from In The Crafting Cave with Lisa, with you today and super excited to be sharing 
 
SVG Attic Tent Card and Poinsettia Wreath from Winter Wishes
This is a 5x5 card. The tent card is red cardstock from my stash, using AC Kringle and Co. 6x6 papers, I cut out the wreath, poinsettias, inserts and card face. I added red self stick gems in the center of each flower.
SVG Attic Tent Card and Poinsettia Wreath from Winter Wishes
 Doesn't get much easier than that and we all need a little easy this time of year.
SVG Attic Tent Card and Poinsettia Wreath from Winter Wishes
 You can find all the details on my blog.
I hope you had an amazing Thanksgiving and if you're traveling, safe travels.
Thank you for stopping by today. 

Don't forget!  We are pairing up with DCWV for an amazing Christmas blog hop!  You can RSVP in this Facebook Event Group:
https://www.facebook.com/events/1494776644185727/

See you on Saturday for the hop!

Tuesday, October 20, 2015

Welcome Baby Boy!

Hello crafty friends!  Today we are sharing cards that all of the SVG Attic Inspiraiton team created to welcome the newest addition to the SVG Attic family!  Mike and Kenzie, the owners of SVG Attic, will welcome a baby boy into their family very, VERY soon and we are so excited for them.  

Below you will see what each of the I-Team members created.  You can click on their name to be taken to their blog for all of the details on their projects.  The sets that they used are listed as well. 



Inside view of the card


We all want to wish Kenzie and Mike the very best over the next couple days as they add another blessing to their family!

Friday, June 26, 2015

Tent Cards and Fishing Line with Lisa



Hi everyone!
Lisa here from The Crafting Cave sharing a few Summer cards


I used one double-sided 12x12 piece of paper for the card base and envelope,one piece of colored cardstock for the insert, fishing line to suspend the stickers and enamel dots to finish it off. I used a sketch pen for the sentiment in the cards and on the yellow envelope. I typed the sentiment into the Silhouette Studio software, then let the machine and pen do the work for me. This works out perfectly
 when you are using paper that is patterned on one side and solid on the other.

More details and supplies are listed on my blog, The Crafting Cave.


I hope you have a wonderful weekend!

"Be kind. Be silly. Be Honest." ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson

Wednesday, June 3, 2015

SVG Attic Guest Designer - Melissa Miranda

Hey SVG Attic Fanatics! I am so excited to be joining you today. This is Melissa from M Miranda Creations and I am today's Guest Designer.
 
I love making cards, so that is what I have for you today. I used files from two different sets - Tent Cards and Baby Boy. Great thing about this card is that it can also be used as a centerpiece on the tables for a baby shower or as a baby announcement (just take off the 'Congrats').
 

 
The card is A2 size (5 1/4" x 4 1/2"). I used Coredinations Teal Stripe and Moonstone cardstocks and Recollections white cardstock. The base of the card is from the Tent Cards collection. Just open the file and follow the instructions on the PDF to get the card to the size you'd like. The onesie, plane, train, and the 'It's a Boy' phrase are all from the Baby Boy collection. The 'Congrats' is a die and does not come with either collection.


 
To make the card, I first assembled my base partially by attaching the bottom piece to the back panel of the card. I then cut a piece of white cardstock to 5 7/8' x 4 3/8" and attached it to the inside on the back panel. I did this to make it sturdier since the Coredinations paper is a lighter weight cardstock and to cover up the seam at the bottom where the bottom panel attached to the back panel. I did not want that seam to show when you look through the window in the front. For the front, I ran the oval insert piece through my Cuttlebug in the Swiss Dots embossing folder and attached it to the inside of the front panel of the card. I then added my wording to my onesie and used foam squares on the edge of the sleeves and at the very bottom of the onesie to pop this piece off the inside front panel. I then added the plane and train with a piece of Tickled with Teal Trendy Twine to the front of the card also using foam squares to add another layer of dimension. Once everything was added I attached the front panel to the bottom panel and was finished.
 
I wish you could see the card in person. The moonstone cardstock for the onesie, plane, and train is a shimmer paper that is just beautiful on this project. I hope you will give this a try and then share your finished piece on the SVG Attic Fanatics FB Group. I'd love to see all the color/paper combos you all could come up with! Also stop by the store to see all the fun collections and get creative!
 
I will see you again later this month; but until then, I invite you to stop by my blog - M Miranda Creations. Have a fantastic Wednesday!
 
Blessings, 

                    

Tuesday, April 10, 2012

DT Tuesday with Tee - Tent Card

Hi All, Tee here for another design team project....I used the Tent Card kit to make a picture frame for my husband's desk using a picture of his Grandma that I noticed he had keep at his desk since his Grandma passed in January. I can't wait to see how long it takes for him to notice I framed the picture.