Nordic Gnome Christmas Card

Check out this adorable Christmas card made by Lorrie Nunemaker using one of my Nordic Gnome SVG files.  She’s done a complete tutorial on it on her YouTube channel, where you can find a 25% off discount code for this gnome, as well as my other two gnomes! Lorrie used this gnome SVG file with her Cricut machine for cutting, then added some really cute details like the furry beard, gemstones for the holly berries, and extra holly.  The used glitter cardstock and patterned papers for her card, then printed out the quote I’ll Be Gnome For Christmas to add to...

Love Laughter and Happily Ever After SVG...

Wedding season is upon us, and how nice would it be to create your own custom gift or wedding card to give!  This Love Laughter & Happily Ever After quote comes in svg and png formats, and would be so cute made into a handmade sign.  Cut the words out of vinyl to create your stencil, then paint it on to wood or canvas to give as a personal wedding gift.  Or, use the svg to create your own handmade card to give. This image is available for personal and commercial use once printed or cut out.  You can find these files at my...

New Handmade Birthday Card

This is another take on the thank-you card that I posted yesterday.  I had said that this layout would work as a birthday card, so I decided to give it a try!  I used lots of bright colors like green, orange, yellow, and blue.  I decided to gear it more towards a boy, so I added the little birthday snake from the Create A Critter Cricut cartridge.  There was also a cute little pig in there that would have been fun to use, but I thought the snake would work well for a boy. I also used my Plantin SchoolBook Cricut cartridge for the letters, but I think I made them a...

Thank-You Card

This new Thank-you card I created today was inspired from one I saw in the June/July Cricut magazine, found on page 97.  I though it would be a simple card that people could still create even if they didn’t have a Cricut machine or Cuttlebug. Although I used my Cricut to cut out the circles and letters, I did use my square punch as well.  I would have used a circle punch but I didn’t have one the same size as the square.  I found the square measured approximately 1 3/4″, which I didn’t have the same size in any of my circles.  It would be easy...