Showing posts with label Silhouette Cameo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Silhouette Cameo. Show all posts

Friday, September 29, 2017

Happy Haunts


Happy Friday! Today I'm over on the SVG Attic Blog sharing a fiendishly fun take on the Cabana Milk Carton for Halloween candy. I love the files at SVG Attic because you can use them in so many different ways, makes crafting fun.

This Milk Carton from the CG Under the Sea Kit is super easy to assemble with minimal cutting, always a good thing when you are in a hurry. 




I used Echo Park Paper Co. Halloween Town Paper Kit for my project. The milk carton would a great Halloween party favor.





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Monday, September 21, 2015

Monochromatic Colors with Eureka! Stamps Challenge Blog




It's Monday and that means it's time for a new challenge over at


http://www.eurekastamps.blogspot.com/

 Be sure to join us this week! Monochromatic is a great way to 
showcase your favorite color from the brightest, boldest shade to the softest shade. 

Here's the card I made using digital images 3906 - Smiling Spider and 11807- Drop On In

 Eureka

 You can find both of these digital images by clicking the links above. 

Here's a little inspiration for you! Hopefully, it will inspire to grab your favorite color 
and give this challenge go!
Created by Lisa In the Crafting Cave Monochromatic Colors

This card is very easy to make if you have a Silhouette and Sketch Pens. 
I just grabbed a web design that I liked from the Silhouette Studio, loaded a sharpie pen into
my pen adapter and let the machine take it from there. I colored in the negative space with a black 
copics marker.  It's just a matter of layering everything together after that. Finishing off with gray enamel dots. 




Wednesday, September 16, 2015

Color My World With Crafty Gals Corner Challenge Blog




Happy Wednesday! It's time for a new challenge over at 

 I have a really fun way to use the Silhouette Cameo and those Sketch Pens. 
But first let me tell you about our two sponsors this week! 
Be sure to check them out!
I had the pleasure of working with Ella by The Paper Nest Dolls
on my project.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/papernestdolls 
Prize: $20 Gift Certificate
and 

https://www.etsy.com/shop/lemonshortbread
Prize: 3 Digital Images 


 Now before we get into this project let me tell you something. 
I love the sketch feature on my Silhouette Cameo. I do have the Silhouette Sketch Pens and 
use them with no problems. However, I knew I wanted to have ink that I could color. So I purchased the Silhouette Pen Adapter. Love it. Now I can use Copic Multi Liners and Sharpies so I don't have to worry about ink smudging and ruining my projects.

Now that that's said let's get onto this card. 
Created In The Crafting Cave with Lisa, Princess, Castle, Paper Crafts
I knew as soon as I saw Ella what I wanted to do. And here's the secret, it's so easy!
I used a sharpie fine tip pen with my pen adapter and sketch feature to create the 
background. Literally, this sketches in less than 5 minutes. And you aren't limited to just 
sketch files. I use cut files for sketching too. You know all those super cute sentiments 
you see all over the internet. I just type in to my Silhouette software and arrange it with my 
file and let the machine take it from there. Seriously, I'm in love with this feature. 

Now it's your turn to show us what you're working on this week. 



Tuesday, August 18, 2015

Back To School with Clear It Out Challenge Blog



It's time for a new challenge over at 
Office Supplies - paperclips, rubber bands, folders, any office supply. 

 Our sponsors this week:

http://digitaldelightsbyloubyloo.com/ 



http://www.disdigistamps.com/ 


http://www.sweetpeastamps.com/





 I've been seeing a lot of "Have A Bright..." highlighter projects 
on Pinterest and thought I wanted to give it a go. Most of what I've seen 
is tied up in twine with a tag. I wanted something that would stand up. 
I found a cut file in the Silhouette Studio by
 Jamie Lane Designs - 3D Sticky Note Holder with Pen. 
The paper is Canvas Corp Black & White Fresh Words, the sentiment is added using 
Silhouette Sketch Pens, and colored with the highlighters, tag is by Lawn Fawn - Tag You're It Die Cut and attached with a rubber band. 

I hope you'll join us at 
for


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