Weekly feature posts featuring a range of creative techniques.
Floral die cuts are a paper crafters go-to and must-have yet cutting them from plain cardstock can leave them looking a little flat.
That’s why, this week, I have put together a range of layered floral cutting files AND included ten special detail designs that can be drawn onto the cardstock prior to cutting! Awesome, right?!
Continue Reading…
So, in November last year, I stumbled across an awesome product that folks with electronic cutting machines, and perhaps others, are going to LOVE – especially if you want to make wallets or handbags.
I, therefore, set to work testing it with a simple project that I made in Canvas Workspace, cut on my Scan N Cut, hand stitched together and am pleased to be able to share those results …
Continue Reading…
Something a little different for this weeks design collection over on Digital Craft Emporium.
To freshen things up, I have created some cool cutting file designs that can be used to embellish your creations. Simply cut, fold and attach to your project!
Continue Reading…
Whale hallooo. Hope you are keeping well?
I am. Feeling quite grateful too. Too many thank you’s to say for this rosy glow so please allow me to convey it to everyone at once through the medium of slapping ink about on a card.
Continue Reading…
Now, it might seem a little silly of me to share a list of SVG sellers with you, considering that I run my own SVG cutting file site, however, I know that you know that others exist, so there’s no point in being silly about it.
Plus, I buy from them too, lol. *sigh. I will never be rich.
For this week’s Scan N Cut Saturday post I have therefore popped together a short list of three of my favourites based on value and design.
This week’s cutting file set features a range of pre-designed lacey frames, borders and corners that can be used in a variety of paper craft projects.
Continue Reading…
Well me ducks, this old mucker has been tinkering with his embroidery machine this week and I have certainly learnt a few valuable lessons.
Thought it might be fun to share my efforts …
