Christmas scene cards

I have not made any cards for a while but time to start making a few Christmas cards.  I love box cards and have made a lot of them,  these two I have made several times they always look great and they fold flat for posting.

I cut them out using my Cricut machine and they are so quick to put together

I added snow scene paper to the back of the card and snowflake acetate to the front.

You can get the cutting files from craftsuprint

The unicorn one is  here

and the Christmas scene is here

Happy crafting

Sue 

Carousel Christmas card

I love this carousel card and it folds flat, well it's about 2cm thick when folded but you can put it in an envelope to send and to pack away for next year as it is one that will come out every year . 

There are five different sides and it was so easy to put together . 

Instead of cutting the back out in coloured card I cut it all in white and used a set of scrapbooking paper, all the same colour but different views.

I cut this card using a Cricut Air but it is sold in many different files for different machines cricut, scanncut, svg, studio.  It is another one from SVGHUT and I brought it Here

I am so pleased with this card it came together so well and so quickly.

Happy crafting

Sue

Halloween Treat Box

I created this Halloween Treat Box in Cricut Design Space using their Happy Hauntings cartridge, which is part of the Access subscription if you have it.  Halloween is becoming more popular over here and it is nice to give the sweets in a Halloween box.  If you have Design Space you can click  Here  to go the the Project Primrose website and access the file to make the Halloween box.  You will need the Access subscription or the Happy Hauntings cartridge linked to DS to use it.

If you use the file I uploaded you will find the tombstone, bat and cat have been resized so they fit onto the box.

Happy Crafting

Sue

Festive Pop Up card

This card was made using a cutting file called Festive Pop Up card from  My SVGHut  This was the first time I had tried to use SVG files in Design Space.   I had the file a couple of weeks before I got up the courage to actually use it, silly I know.   But it was so easy, just upload the files and cut.  I will have to try this using some different colours of card.  I have some of their box cards and will have to try them soon as well.

 I have only just started to use Design Space and want to learn more about it.  I wish I had used Design Space before, I am learning so much and have designed a few things.  I will post links to them soon.


Happy Crafting

Sue