It's your lucky day...

Welcome to the digital blog and thank you for stopping by to view my first post here.  It's Teresa here using the new "Lucky Shamrock digital paper" set today and wow was it ever fun to use.  My favorite part about using digital papers is that you can print as much as you need at home without having to go to a store.  And-- if you mess up you can just print another piece right there and then-- so I am totally for that.  I made 3 really quick cards with the sets and I hope that you can do a few quick tonight and pass them out tomorrow with a few chocolates for friends and family....

The best part about each of these card is that they only took about 10 mins or less to make.  The Washi strips are my favorite because they have all these adorable designs on the sheet and they are the perfect size for cards.  I also used the new tag set that goes with it.  These are on a tiny sheet of paper that you can easily cut apart to decorate your cards!!   How fun is that :)

For this card i used a piece of green glitter paper for the base of my card that i had in my stash and added 3 pieces of the Washi tape over the striped paper from the digital file.  It was super easy and to finish it i just added a bow from some ribbons i had in my stash.  

Here is a closeup of the pretty designs in the papers...

And lastly i made this card with strips of paper that i cut from the digital paper file and tied it with a simple piece of jute.  I also found this huge shamrock and it matched perfect so i added that on the top of the papers with a 3D Foam Square and a pretty gold rhinestone for luck.  

Simple, easy and you can make them up in less than an hour!

Supplies for these projects:

Lucky Shamrock Digital paper collection

St. Patrick's Washi Sticker Planner Tapes at Silhouette

St. Patrick's Planner Stickers at Silhouette

Thanks so much for stopping by and Happy St. Patrick's Day to all of you!

Teresa

Resolutions and Celebrate

Hi Y'all Robyn here sharing my resolution to

create more and worry less!

First ATC's of 2017!

On the mat

Resolutions Celebrate

Two oldie and goodie files in the Silhouette Store

• Ungroup the files
• Draw a rectangle and size to 2 1/2 x 3 1/2
• Resize the sentiment to fit into the rectangle
• For sketching- set the sentiment to cut and rectangle to no cut
• Put pen in the holder and sketch sentiment
• DON'T MOVE YOUR MAT!
• Set sentiment to no cut and rectangle to cut
• Replace pen with blade and cut

These were both sketched and embellished on stash backgrounds

This ATC, the sentiment is cut from glossy paper and colored with alcohol ink

Even at this reduced size, it cut and came off the mat perfectly.

These files work beautifully with vinyl as well.

Make 'um or break 'um, be sure to be creative in 2017!

These cards morphed into Brave Girl cards.

Be Brave and hop over to my blog to view the transformation!

Comments and Questions welcomed.