Showing posts with label Print and cut. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Print and cut. Show all posts

Saturday, July 31, 2021

Birthday Card with print n cut

 I had so much fun making this card because I designed and printed the purple and gold flower card stock with my Silhouette software.  I bought the png images off of Etsy and played around with them until I was satisfied with the look I needed. The colors are so vibrant that you can see the "gold foil"! 


Supplies used: Spellbinders Fancy Scallop Edge Circles die
                         Spellbinders Diamondessence die
                         Crafters Companion Ornate Swirls corner die

                         Thanks for stopping by!
                    ~Danita~


Thursday, April 8, 2021

Wedding Card

I was requested to make a wedding card by my cousin. The wedding colors are Forest Green and White. At first, I was like no way, Forest Green for a wedding? Yuk! So we decided to just go with the White and Gold.  

As I was planning out the card a picture popped up on my IG (you know they're listening) of a Forest Green wedding. It was beautiful!!! (picture at the bottom) I decided to go ahead and try to make the card out of Forest Green and Gold.  I must say that I loved how it turned out!

Front

Inside





This is not my picture!!!!
Isn't this wedding picture just gorgeous?
Forest Green and White.


The card base is from Monica's Creative Closet. I enlarged it, deleted some cuts, and added some cuts. I created the side panels in my Silhouette software and did print and cut for the insides. I really hope the couple is pleased as I had so much fun making it.

Have an awesome day!

~Danita~


Saturday, June 6, 2015

Graduation gifts and cards!

Finally all my babies have completed their graduation ceremonies so now I can post pics of their gifts! I'm so proud of these awesome kids!

These are the monogrammed t-shirts I made using the "knock-out" method with my Cameo. Be sure to check out the Subway Graduation Cards at the bottom!
I used glitter HTV for both shirts. It has been said not to layer glitter on glitter so the knock-out method  works best to give you that layer on layer look. Oh. and I did not follow the standard monogram rules because I did not like the way they looked. (Who says I have to follow the rules?)
 You can find the link to one of the videos I watched by clicking on the lime green knock-out.
Here's some close-up shots. You can see (or maybe not, if I did a good job, lol) that the names are sitting "inside" the black and red glitter, not on top. 
 Love the Rainbow glitter!

I made these subway art cards from a file that I got in one of the Silhouette Facebook groups. I changed the names, colors and the year. I was trying to match each card to their school colors but it didn't quite work out that way. 
I had to mail two of the gifts (along with checks, lol) but the one that was delivered local was packed inside this gift bag that I got from Michaels. The designs is from the Silhouette Store. I added the 2015.

Thanks for stopping by!