Bunny in a Pot Pop-Up Cards

 

Meet the Bunny In a Pot Pop-Up Cards! These cards comes with print and cut elements that you can use - or not.

They’re super cute when closed and even better when opened to reveal the whole message (and bunny)!

They're in my Silhouette Design Store HERE!

Some Bunny Loves You Bunny in a Pot Pop-Up Card D-1328022 
Just Here for You Bunny in a Pot Pop-Up Card D-1328021 
14 Carrot Easter Bunny in a Pot Pop-Up Card D-1328020 

I've made a little video tutorial for you.  I chose the most detailed design to show you - and there are a couple of little tricks to help your card open better! 

If you have any questions, email me - or contact me though my website. 

Happy Easter!

Suzanne  

Assembling the Which Way? Signpost - Card in a Box

 

Which way do you want to go?  I'm interested in hot drinks.... 😁 This is a Silhouette Print & Cut design so you get all that awesome shading when you make this project.  Make sure you click the Print Bleed when you're turning on the Registration Marks, just in case!

This adorable card-in-a-box comes with extra signs so you can personalize them, as well as an extra post to layer so there is more strength - and of course, it folds flat for shipping and storage.

Never assembled a card-in-a-box before?  You can find some general instructions HERE. But this one is easy!!

 

You can find this design on my Silhouette Design Store, Design D-1312895. I've made a short little assembly video tutorial for you. Video only, no annoying Suzanne voiceover!!

Merry Christmas! 
Suzanne

If you're receiving this as an email update, you can view the tutorial HERE.

 

The 2026 Fun Quotes 3D Calendars

Cricut users update!
 I'm so sorry if you've purchased these svg files from Silhouette or Shop Lori Whitlock!  I'm slowing down your production!  I've just sent both suppliers updated files that will work for Cricut - I have some extra instructions if you are using them on a Cricut.... Scroll down.....

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These calendars are so easy to make!  They're basically print and cut, plus make a stand to hold each of the monthly cards. They're very similar to the other previous designs.

 Each of the monthly panels includes a fun or sweet phrase. They're stored in their custom-sized holder which I've redesigned, so you can easily read the phrase! Cut the holder in any colour you wish. The back of the holder has a fold-out support so the calendar will stand on its own.

 

 You can watch this previously made video tutorial on YouTube to help you assemble the holder. Use this link to start the video at the beginning of the construction of the holder. (Make sure you subscribe to my channel in case there are updates!)

I haven't added any references to special dates on this set of calendars, except Christmas.  I leave you to add your own!

Additional instructions for Cricut users:

1.  Upload svg to Design Space. 
2.  Ungroup everything! 
3.  Select the back panel of the holder and click Attach
4.  Select the front of the holder and click Attach 
5.  Select January and click Flatten 
6.  Select February and click Flatten 
7.  Continue selecting each month until all the months are flattened
8. To reduce cardstock in the Print and Cut step, move January and February cards close together, select them both and click Attach.  Pair all the other months in the same way.  Now two will print on one page.
9. Now send to Make!  Enjoy your calendar! 

Just ask on my website if you have any questions. 

Happy creating and happy 2026 every day of the year! Suzanne 

 

The Tiny House Lanterns

 These ornaments are super sweet hanging on a tree.  Each design comes with a set of letters and numbers so you can personalize each one!

 

Make one or make a whole village for your tree, personalize them with names or dates, or craft a mini neighborhood to give as handmade gifts. Each design comes with a set of letters and numbers so you can personalize each one! 

Among the soft twinkle of lights, these miniature houses perch like a tiny illuminated village tucked into evergreen boughs. Their little windows catch the glow and shimmer as if someone is home inside. The holly-topped roof, the midnight-blue starry cottage, the stocking-hung house, and the sweet little church with its bright guiding star—each one looks like it belongs in its own snowy lane. They peek out between ornaments and needles, adding a whimsical, storybook charm to the tree, turning it into a magical neighborhood of tiny Christmas dwellings.

Now that you've seen just how cute they are....

You can find them at my Silhouette Design Store HERE. 

Design Numbers: 

Holly House D-1310315 
Heart House D-1310314 
Snowy House D-1310316 
Star House D-1310317 
Tiny Cabin D-1310293 
Church D-1310294 

It will help to watch this video tutorial - there are a couple of tricks!

Merry Christmas!
Suzanne