For my project for The Cutting Cafe, I used the Christmas Window Box file which features seven different tops to choose from! These are cute little boxes good for favors or little gifts.
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Striped Background Graduation Card
For my The Cutting Cafe project I used the new Paper Lace background cutting file to cut the striped overlay. The file has many options and sizes for three background files.
Inside
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Mini 3D Shadow Box Card
It has been a while since I posted but I am slowly but surely coming back! We moved and I haven’t fully unpacked my craft room yet. But I am digging out things to do cards and projects for.
This card is a design team project for The Cutting Cafe. It is the 3D Shadow Box Card Template and has many options, different shaped openings, layers, and sentiments. I chose to alter the size and make it 3 x 3 inches so I can use it as part of a swap that my friend Scrapdaworld is hosting.
Here is the inside…
Inside
I added a glitter heart in the window but you can add pictures, sentiments, etc. Also, if you keep the embellishments relatively flat, you can fold the card flat and put it in an envelope.
Be sure to stop by the blog to see everyone’s design team projects. We post on the 7th and 21st of each month. Leave a comment and you will be entered into a drawing to win three free files.
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Hello Everyone! Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and Happy Whatever You May Celebrate! Since it is a busy time for everyone, for this posting of design team projects for The Cutting Cafe, we were asked to reshare our favorite project we did for 2018.
That is sort of a hard task for a creator of anything as everything you create tends to become your favorite of the moment. I looked at my projects for this year and there were a few that I was going between as my favorite. I was going to select two because I just could not decide. But, without further ado, the project that I chose as my favorite this year is…
Typewriter Card
The typewriter card I created this summer for a staff person celebrating her 25th work anniversary was not my usual color palate but I loved the softness, but yet the sparkle of this card. I made it with the Typewriter Shaped Card file. To see my original post on this project, along with the video of it, click here.
Be sure to visit the Cutting Cafe Blog to see other team member’s favorites. There may also be some new projects from the newer team members so you will have a mix of fantastic favorites along with some new favorites to view!
When you visit, leave a comment on the design team post to be eligible to win three files from The Cutting Cafe in a drawing on the next design team post, which are done on the 7th and 21st of each month!
Thanks for stopping by and I look forward to sharing more with you in 2019! Happy Holiday!!!
Snowflake Kisses Treat Box
Hello! It has been a while since I posted, or even crafted. We recently moved and I did not have time for anything but packing. I have not begun to unpack my craft room yet, but I dug some things out to do this project.
For this posting of the Design Team of The Cutting Cafe, we could choose any file to work with as long as our project was about Christmas. I used the Snowflakes Kisses set which has two boxes, the treat box, which I used and a square box.
The paper I used has holographic foiled snowflakes on it. I had some holographic bling so I added those to the centers of the big snowflakes on each side.
The bling center is holographic to go with the holographic foiling on the paper.
Don’t forget to head over to The Cutting Cafe Blog to see the design team projects. Leave a comment and you will be entered into a drawing to win three free files of your choice! Before you go, check out my video below. Thanks for stopping by!
Everyday Shapes Window Card Topper Cards
This week at The Cutting Cafe, we could choose any file we wanted. I needed a couple cards so I chose the Everyday Shapes Window Card Tops. The file has several cut out shapes that you can add as toppers to your cards. I used the flower version…
There are many shapes in the file. this one is the flower.
I kept it simple for the inside.
And one of the two star versions…
This one uses cascading stars.
Here is the inside of the star version.
Be sure to stop by the Cutting Cafe Blog and view all of the design team projects. Leave a comment and be eligible to win three free files of your choice on the next design team posting. Thanks for stopping by and be sure to watch my video before you go!
Typewriter Card
I am back with another design team project for The Cutting Cafe. This time I am using this cute Typewriter Shaped Card. I love this file as it is so very cute! Some of the team members this time are using another newer file, the Choo Choo Train Shaped Card.
So be sure to stop by the blog and see what everyone has done. We post on the 7th and 21st of each month and with each posting you get a chance to win three free files just by posting a great comment!
Here are a couple more pics of my card, which is for the one of my staff’s 25th anniversary with our company this week.
Typewriter Card Close Up
I added a pocket to hold a gift card.
Thanks for stopping by and before you leave, take a look at my video for more detail on my card…
Owl Be Home for Christmas Card
Guess what?! It is Christmas in July at The Cutting Cafe! Both design team posts this month will feature Christmas. This week we are taking any of the animal shaped cards and turning them into a Christmas theme. I chose to work with the Owl Shaped Card Set.
Inside of Card
Make sure you visit the Cutting Cafe Blog to see all the design team projects. We post on the 7 and 21st of the month. Be sure to leave a comment to be entered into the drawing to win three free files on the 21st!
Thanks for stopping by and as usual, here’s my video…
Camera Shaped Keepsake Box
Hello All! It is time for a blog hop from The Cutting Cafe’s Design Team! Sit back and enjoy all the inspiration for using files from The Cutting Cafe and be sure to follow each person’s rules for a chance to win the file they chose to work with. If you are following the hop, you should have come here from Mitra’s blog. If you found me on your own and want to start at the beginning of the hop, go to Regina’s blog to start it off. Here is a list of the design team members playing along…
Now let’s get things going for my project! I chose to work with the Camera Treat Cup Card and Keepsake Box Cutting File and Template which has options to make a card or a box that can hold up to sixty photos, a small mini album or folio, or other gift items, and both feature a lens that can also be filled with treats if you so choose. Without further ado, here is my beautiful cameral box…
Make sure to visit The Cutting Cafe Blog on the 7th and the 21st of every month as those are design team post days. On each post date, a random name is chosen from the comments to receive three free files from The Cutting Cafe. So be sure to comment whenever you check out one of the design team posts!
Now for the really good part…I am giving this file away to one lucky winner. All you need to do is subscribe to this blog by clicking the follow/subscribe button to the right side of this page, and leave a comment below on why you like the Camera Treat Cup Card and Keepsake Box Cutting File and Template and a way you would use it. I will monitor and approve comments daily so they show below. Comment by 5:00 p.m. CDT on Sunday, June 24, 2018. On Monday, June 25 I will choose a winner and announce here on my web page. Good luck and thanks for stopping by! Now you should head over to see my girl Sheryl’s project! But before you go, here is my YouTube video on my project…
Lip Balm Favor/Gift Box
Hello All! This week for our design team project for The Cutting Cafe, we used the new Lip Balm Chapstick Holder Set. The file comes with a few variations – a box, and a single holder that you make a cover out of clear acetate or paper which you can give as is or add to a card or tag.
I think this one is so cute. I made the box which holds three lip balms. You can decorate for men, women, boys, and girls and they make great favors for showers, parties, friendship exchanges, teachers gifts, co-workers, grab bags, etc.
I added a shaker element to the window of my box but you can use acetate or velum instead. I just added some bling stickers and a sentiment from the file on both the front and back of the box.
Lip Balm Favor/Gift Box Back
Make sure you visit The Cutting Cafe Blog to see all the design team projects. We post on the 7th and 21st of each month. Leave a comment and you just might win three free files of your choice on the next design team posting! Thanks for stopping by! Before you go, here is my video…
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