Make a heart box with this free svg file. #sponsored @cutcardstock
This post is a part of the CutCardStock design team. This month they are featuring neon papers. I used their Astrobright Pulsar Pink cardstock to make this heart box.
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Some products used in this post were provided by
Cricut, CutCardStock, Rinea
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I used a Cricut Maker to cut the card stock and Rinea foiled paper.
There is a new section on Try it – Like it – Create it. Check out shop-it!
Have you noticed the newest section added to Try it – Like it – Create it?
I’ve been designing SVG files, printables, and fonts for years. I’ve shared them through a number of different locations around the web.
This new section finally brings together these files in one place for you to access. I hope you take a moment to check it out and enjoy!
Grab this free SVG file and make a cut mini Christmas Card for gift giving.
What a fun little Christmas card. It is a perfect paring for gift giving. While small, since it is an SVG file you can enlarge the card to your desired size. I cut mine on a Cricut Maker.
Special thanks to Scrapbook Adhesives and Cricut for providing materials that were used to make this mini card.
Download the free file from the link above. Before cutting make sure to set all red lines to score. The other shapes will cut.
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Grab this free SVG file with the theme of Snow and visit all the others included in the hop.
This month I am participating in a group SVG hop. We each created a free SVG file using the them Snow. I love the colors used in the mug giving it a frosty winter feel.
Of course, you can make it in whatever colors you desire.
Here are all the other SVG files for the month of December with the theme of snow. Enjoy and stay warm!
Free SVG file to create a 3D Star with Cut Cardstock and Cricut.
I have a post today on Cut Cardstock where I am making a 3D Star using their Stardream Metallic Card Stock in Gold.
Cutting the card stock on my Cricut Maker, I chose the 100 lb setting and cut the file twice. This works great for thicker card stock.
Special thanks to Cricut and Cut Cardstock for providing materials used to make this project.
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A free SVG file to make a photo storage folder with Cut Cardstock.
As a part of the Cut Cardstock design team, I am sharing a tutorial for making this photo storage folder. The materials used and the free SVG file can be found below. A video tutorial is also available on the Cut Cardstock post.
Many of the items used in this post are provided by the manufacturers in order to promote their products.
Materials:
Here is the free SVG file for the Photo Storage Folder. [photo folder]
To download, after clicking on the text, a new window with the image will open, right-click on the image and save as an SVG file.
When cutting, don’t forget to set the red lines to score.
Suggested Materials:
Links are Affiliates AZ – Amazon, SSS – Simon Says Stamps, SB – Scrapbook, O – Other
A free SVG to make a thankful photo greeting card.
This month I am participating in an SVG hop of free Thankful SVG files. The file I am offering is this thankful greeting card file. It is sized to hold a 4″ x 6″ photograph. Consider sending it to loved ones who can then use it as a nice mat for the photo.
I cut the file on a Cricut Maker. The SVG will work on other Cricut machines.
Make a 3D frame using this free SVG file.
Need a frame? They are so easy to make with cardstock. Using a personal cutting machine makes it that much easier. They are very sturdy. Thick enough to also be used as a shadow box. The frames were really easy to make and rather addictive. Fold your own paper frame with this free SVG file.
Materials:
Open the file in Design Space, ungroup. Select all and then center the two layers vertically and horizontally. Then attach, change the red box to score, and then cut.
Special thanks to Cricut for providing the Maker making this project possible.
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Directions:
Begin by cutting out the SVG file linked above.
This is what the SVG file looks like. The black outline cuts and the red lines need to be set to score.
The video below will show you how to set up the file in Cricut Design Space as well as how to fold it after cutting.
finished frame, ready to use for artwork
final measurements:
outer measure 4 7/8” x 6”
inner measure 3 3/8” x 4 1/2”
How to sew reversible baby shoes, includes a free PDF and SVG pattern.
One of the talented ladies I partner with at Creative Craft Blog Group (#CCBG) is having a baby. Since we can’t be with her to celebrate, we are holding a virtual baby shower. Each participant is making a special gift for Erica at Five Little Monsters, blogging about it, and sending her their creation as a baby gift. I chose to make baby shoes. The pattern I am using is reversible. Aren’t baby shoes just adorable?
The fabric I chose to work with is blue and green since Erica is expecting a baby boy. I used cotton fabric since the baby is due in the summer but I have made baby shoes before out of fleece and they worked just as well.
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Materials:
If you would like to cut the fabric out on your personal cutting machine, this post now contains the SVG file for you to download. It is saved as the small shoe size, just enlarge it as needed for different sizes. [SVG shoe pattern]
Instructions:
To begin, download and print the free pattern.
Download the free PDF pattern, do not print directly from the image above, the scale will be off.
Cut two of each shape from two contrasting colors. (four pieces of each pattern piece when finished)
Iron fabric to make sure there are no wrinkles.
Sew the contrasting heel pieces together. Then fold so the correct side is facing out. Iron if needed.
Create a channel for the elastic to slide through. This should be approx. 3/4″ from the top edge.
I used a contrasting thread so you could see the placement.
Cut two pieces of elastic a bit longer than the heel. Using a safety pin, slide the elastic through each heel piece.
This next step is a little difficult so I hope the graphic helps explain it better.
Place the toe piece pattern B face up,
on top of that lay the heel piece with pattern B down and pattern A face-up.
Then layer the toe piece pattern A face down. Pin in place.
Place the sandwiched pieces, into the sewing machine and begin to sew along the top edge. Stop sewing about halfway across and leave it in the machine. I have flipped up the top piece of fabric so you can see what is going on. Pull the elastic band slightly, take the exposed edge of the heel and align it with the other edge of the toe piece, pin it in place and continue to sew across the top edge of the toe.
This image shows the above step right after sewing. Cut off the extra elastic piece.
The shoes are starting to take shape and it is time to finish up by adding the soles.
The first shoe is already sewn and the second one is pinned ready to sew. To do this place the sole piece pattern A face-up on the table. Now place the sewn toe and heel piece on top of the sole with pattern A facing Pattern A. Now place the sole piece Pattern B face down. You are creating a sandwich with the shoe inside the two sole pieces. Sew around the shoe leaving about an inch open to turn it right side out.
This image shows the shoe sewn around leaving an inch open to turn the shoe right side out.
Both shoes are turned right side out with the inch opening still needing to be sewn closed by hand.
You will need to do this twice for each side of the shoe since they are reversible. Once done, they are ready to wear.
Additional Suggestions:
Are you interested in other baby shoes? Check out my free pattern for Crochet Baby Shoes.
Bloggers participating in the Virtual Baby Shower are:
Try it – Like it :: Reversible Baby Shoes
Home Crafts by Ali :: Decoupage Wood Photo Frame
2 Dishing Divas :: Baby Bib
Life Beyond the Kitchen :: Paci Leash
I am excited to share that I have been chosen to be a part of the Cut Cardstock design team. I will be sharing cut cardstock projects using free SVG files that I create.
Many materials used for this project were provided by businesses I work with in order to promote their projects.
Materials:
To download the free SVG click on the following link [celebrate card]
Once the image opens in a new window, right-click and save as an SVG.
Don’t forget to set the red line to score on the base of the card before cutting.
Suggested Materials:
Links are Affiliates AZ – Amazon, SSS – Simon Says Stamps, O – Other
