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"!
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
Supplies used: Spellbinders Fancy Scallop Edge Circles die
Spellbinders Diamondessence die
Crafters Companion Ornate Swirls corner die
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~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!
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!
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.
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