How to make a 1/12 scale basket with a free SVG file.
If you love dollhouse miniatures, here’s a fun and easy way to create a tiny basket! Grab the free SVG file and craft your own adorable miniature accessory in just a few steps. Perfect for decorating, dioramas, or tiny treasures! This is 1/12 scale.
This month Pop-Tone is the featured cardstock over at CutCardStock. I’ve created a decorative piece that is 3-dimensional. The above is shown in two coordinating colors but it works equally well in one color. Such a cute finished piece that is great for gift-giving, decorating a small space, or sharing as a group craft project with others.
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I used two colors from the Pop-Tone sample pack, Gumdrop Green, and Sour Apple. These are 65# card stock. Each Pop-Tone sample pack comes with one sheet of all the colors in the 65 lb cover weight and has one sheet of each of the Pop-Tone 100 lb cover weight. This is a nice way to sample all the colors. Of course, you can purchase the colors separately.
I cut the design on a Cricut Maker. Before cutting, I scaled the design to fit onto a letter-size sheet, then I set my file to cut 1 of each of the two colors. The cutting pressure was set to 100# cardstock with no additional pressure.
To begin weaving, flip one of the colors so the angled “rays” are in the opposite direction from the other piece, and then stack them on top of each other.
I used binder clips to hold the weaving in place to make sure the results were correct before gluing it all together.
Please visit the store to download the free SVG file [Woven Vase]
Video Tutorial:
View the tutorial for detailed construction information.
A Few Other Ideas:
One-color vase with an electric tea light inside.
Make two vases, and turn one upside down with a battery tea light inside. Then stack them for a unique look.
Grab the free SVG and follow the tutorial to make a circular box. Great for storage or gift giving.
with CutCardStock
Not only was this circular box fun to put together, but it also has great function. You can use it for storage or as a wrapping for a gift. The SVG file is adjustable so you can make the box in a variety of different sizes. The design comes with the top decorative element but you could omit that and do your own thing with the basic circular box.
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I used the Glama Card Stock in Kraft for the box structure and MirriSparkle Glitter Card Stock in Gold for the top decoration. The Gold Card Stock has a glittered front with a matte white back. It is great for crafting as the glitter doesn’t flake off.
I cut the file on a Cricut Maker. As a reminder, set the red lines to score and load your scoring tool before setting the file to cut. FYI – I always add additional protection when cutting cardstock by using washi tape around the edges so the cardstock doesn’t move when cutting.
I actually cut two additional circles from the Kraft Card Stock. You will see in the video tutorial that I used them to sandwich the tabs between them for a clean finished look. This also added more stability to the box.
The video tutorial below shows how to put it together.
Video Tutorial:
Visit the store to download the free SVG file for the box. [Circular Box SVG]
This view shows the detail of the decorative piece on the top of the box. There is a bit of glue showing but it will dry clear and not be noticeable. I really like how the kraft card stock and the glittery gold work together.
Make a woven ribbon greeting card with this SVG file. #affiliate #SVG
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I had an idea for weaving ribbon through a card and here is the result. I love how you can change the look by changing the color of the ribbons. What about trying paper strips instead? Don’t add the bow and add a sentiment strip instead would also change the look of the card. It is so versatile.
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I used this beautiful Stardream Metallic Crystal cardstock. The cardstock is smooth and metallic. The cardstock has a mica pearlescent coating on both sides. It really is beautiful and shimmery in person. Changing the color of the cardstock would also change the look of the card – again so versatile.
I cut the SVG file on a Cricut Maker. The cardstock is heavy, you might find cutting it twice will help.
Here are all the parts I used to make the card. I used an additional piece of cardstock inside the front flap of the card because one of the ribbon strips was sheer. Depending on the ribbon or paper strips you choose this might not be necessary.
I chose to use double-stick tape inside my card to hold the ribbon ends in place. Using a stamp pad to hold back the ribbons while placing the tape was a big help.
Video Tutorial:
Please visit the shop to download the SVG file for the card. [Ribbon Card SVG]
The Leaf Letterhead SVG file can be used in a variety of different ways.
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This leaf letterhead svg file is very versatile. I’ve created a finished decor piece with it to show you how it could be used. The design was created to be used in a variety of different ways like a letter, menu, invitation, announcement, and any other way you can imagine. You don’t have to put another piece behind the design, or on top of it as shown. It is just one option for this file.
Many of the items I use in posts are provided by the manufacturers to promote their products. A special thanks to those brands who sponsor this site.
Use a personal cutting machine that works with an SVG file. I am using a Cricut Maker for cutting and writing. Because the design is 8.5″ x 11″, and the card stock is the same size, you have to pay attention to the alignment on your mat. The Kraft card stock was written on and cut on the Cricut Maker too. I used a 0.4 black Cricut pen for the writing.
Video Tutorial:
The SVG file for the Leaf Letterhead’s link can be found at: [Leaf Letterhead] – Make sure to read the note about how to center the file.
The link for the poem in Cricut Design Space: [Frost poem]
A free SVG file and materials list for making a Floral Friends Card as a part of the CutCardStock design team. #affiliate #sponsored @cutcardstock
Today I have a post up on the CutCardStock blog making the above friend card. This post contains the link to the free SVG cut file and material list.
I cut the SVG friend card file on a Cricut Maker. I cut two different colors at the same time since they were the same thickness.
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Use this SVG file to cut a glittery princess crown. #sponsored @CutCardStock
As a part of the CutCardStock design team, I am sharing this SVG file for a princess crown. I am using Gold Card Stock to cut the crown out. The file cuts from one 8.5 x 11″ piece. You can adjust the crown for an adult or child.
Many of the materials I use for post have been provided by different companies I work with.
Materials and file links for making a Triangle Box with CutCardStock’s design team.
This post goes along with a project on CutCardStock’s blog where I share tutorials twice a month as a part of their design team. This post contains support links for the files and materials used in the triangle box post.
I used a Cricut Maker to cut the card stock for this project. Since the card stock is heavy (111#) I cut the file twice.
Special thanks go to companies that provide materials for me to use in my posts. For this project, thanks go to Cricut, CutCardStock, and ScraPerfect.
The triangle box SVG file can be found here in the shop: [triangle box file]
materials
Suggested Materials:
Links are Affiliates AZ – Amazon, SSS – Simon Says Stamps, SB – Scrapbook, C – Cricut, O – Other
This post goes along with a project on CutCardStock’s blog where I share tutorials twice a month as a part of their design team. This post contains support links for the files used in the post.
I used a Cricut Maker to cut the cardstock for this project.
Special thanks go to companies that provide materials for me to use in my posts. For this project, thanks go to Cricut, CutCardStock, ScraPerfect, and Scrapbook Adhesives.
The SVG file can be found here in the shop: [box file]
Suggested Materials:
Links are Affiliates AZ – Amazon, SSS – Simon Says Stamps, SB – Scrapbook, C – Cricut, O – Other
Do you celebrate St. Patrick’s Day or know some one Irish? Make this lucky card to send them a greeting. It is a quick card to make with a personal cutting machine. I really like the 3D aspect of the shamrocks (clovers), and there is one lucking one hiding among the others.
Some products used in this post were provided by the following companies: Cricut, CutCardStock, Scrapbook Adhesives
You’ll want to grab the SVG file to make the card and cut it out on your personal cutting machine. I used a Cricut Maker.
