Purse Birthday Invites

Hello SVG Atticers. DT Sonja here to bring you a cute set of birthday invites I was asked to make. These were for a little girl turning 6. They were going to have a spa party, dinner, and sleepover. 

 What little girl does not love a purse?! 

 When I got this order, I knew right away I wanted to use SVG Attic's Parisian Purse from the Fashionably French set.

 The customer was very happy and excited for her daughter to see them. 

Materials Used: 
SVG Attic ~ Fashionably French http://www.svgattic.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=125_86&products_id=536
Silhouette Cameo
Craftwell eBrush
Sharpie Markers
Aleene's Original Tacky Glue
Scotch Advanced Tape Glider

Beary Sweet Box with Angeline

Happy Monday to you :)

Angeline here to share with you a 3d bear shaped box I made using the JGW Beary Sweet kit.

I made this for my baby nephew and thought it would be great not just to put gifts in it but also as his room decor :)

I added some details to the bear --- gave him button eyes and also a pacifier! :)

Here's how the inside of the box look like! There is also an optional gift card piece for you to add on the inside.

Thanks for stopping by. Have a terrific week ahead!

Angeline Choo

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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. 

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

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

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

In The Crafting Cave with Lisa

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Spring Blossom Blocks

Tracy here from the Idea Closet and ready to share my newest project.

Spring is here and it is one of my favorite times of the year.  

I love the warmer weather and the flowers that are just blooming!

If you do too you will love this project.

These spring blocks are perfect for bringing some of the outdoors inside!

Believe it or not this was created using the block files from the 

JGW Batwing Brew Collection over at SVG Attics.

Did you ever think you could use a Halloween file for Spring?

This kit is so versatile, you could do it for almost any theme.

Just change up the words and you have a perfect Spring set.

I used some of my favorite paper from Doodle Bug and added some Doodle Pop Stickers and ribbon to finish it up.

Here are some close up pictures:

Jody gives great instructions here to put the blocks together.  There are a lot of pieces but it goes together quick and easy.

For more ideas and projects visit my blog here.

Roses for Mom

Hello! Tanya here from Crafting on Caffeine.  I wanted to share the bouquet I made for my mother-in-law.  She loves roses but since she is 2200 miles away she doesn't want us to spend the money to have them sent. So I thought what better then to make this and send it her. 

This is the Roses Bouquet Box from JGW Flower Boxcard Bouquets

I used me eBrush to add all the accent colors.

Papers are from DCWV Preppy Princess and Classy Copper

Also used the following:

Trendy Twine - Limeade

Jaded Blossom - Treat Tag Die and World's Greatest Parents

Thank you for stopping by!

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

Steampunk Bear ~ with Cyndy G.

Hello and happy Friday.  I have a super fun project to share today.  

I used the JGW 3d Teddy Bear to create this Steampunk bear.

I used the Mourner's hat out of the JGW Raven Quest.  This hat is my favorite go to hat.  It is so easy to make and it looks fabulous.  I cut it at about 55%.  The paper I used is from Marion Smith Designs and it is beautiful.  I don't know if you can tell in the photo but the pattern on the paper is sheets of metal.  This is very thick paper and it is great for paper crafting.

The goggles are from SDS Ready For Take Off and the clock is from JGW New Years Celebration.

I used buttons that look like metal and the bow is in the file with the mourner's hat.  

To get the hat to fit the way I wanted, I left off the right ear.

I hope you have enjoyed my project today.  Thank you for stopping by.

Do what inspires you,

Cyndy G.