Flower Garden Monogram Font - Two Card Ideas

Hello, Connie Nichol here today with a couple of cards featuring the new Quietfire Design Flower Monogram font available in the Silhouette Design Store.  It's such a beautiful font - first I simply printed short words in different colours with my inkjet printer and then I tried it as a cut file with my Silhouette Cameo.  It worked beautifully!

Here's a card where I printed the monogram font onto a piece of white cardstock and coloured the flowers with markers and a bit of Stickles glitter glue. Quick and easy.

And here's a card where I cut out a letter using my Silhouette:

I dropped the cut out monogram onto an adhesive sheet and then applied ultra fine glitter to the adhesive background.  I used short pieces of plastic drinking straws to carefully apply different colours of glitter to different areas of the monogram.  It's not perfect, but the overall effect turned out pretty good.   I shook off the excess glitter, burnished the adhered glitter firmly with my index finger to make sure it was good and stuck and mounted to a card base. A less messy approach would have been to back the cut out monogram with a contrasting color of cardstock.  Ha!  When I use glitter, glitter gets everywhere, but I do enjoy it's shimmery goodness.

Be sure to check out Suzanne Cannon's font files in the Silhouette Store.  There are so many possibilities!

Paw Print 3D Pocket Card

Hello, crafty friends around the world!

Did you see the new 3d pocket cards? I just love them and -of course- I had to do the paw print pocket card. 

You can find the digital cutting file here.

On the mat

all cut

I added a Happy Birthday (AWWW Happy Birthday small die) because this will be given to a dog lover for his birthday.

I just love that this card can stand up :-)

Here is another card using grey cardstock.

Happy crafting,

Kora

Lanterns-Kindness, Gratitude, Patience, Breathe

Hi y'all!

Robyn here, shining a little light!

Did you ever have to make up your mind?

With 1000's of Suzanne's files to choose from, with instant download it can be a challenge!

I made it easy on myself and chose them all and combined into one.

Illuminated

This Lantern combines all  I love about digital files.

Once I DL them I can do whatever I want.

Ungroup and regroup and every project is uniquely yours with the 

Quietfire Design style.

Another choice is perorated or score.

The models shown here show the perfs so you see what you are getting with the file.

They can be ungrouped and removed if you prefer the scored look.

On the Mat
Kindness Lantern

Patience Lantern

Gratitude Lantern

Breathe Lantern 

The working mat

I played around with the overlay words, and no matter what I tried, simple looked the best.
They will not go to waste!

Supplies

• Silhouette files-Breathe Lantern #320331
•                           Gratitude Lantern#320332
•                           Patience Lantern#320333
•                           Kindness Lantern#320334
• Card stock for lantern
• Rice paper for window liner
• Adhesive
• Battery votive

Any way you look at it is a good reminder for these times!

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Kitties Gift Card Box

Hello, my crafty friends!

Time for another birthday "card". This was made for a cat lover.

Materials used:

Digital file: Kitties gift card box 

Die: A way with words - Happy Birthday 3

pink heavy cardstock

rhinestones

on the mat

all cut

The file comes with bows for the kitties, but I added some rhinestones instead.  

You can find a video tutorial on how to assemble the gift card boxes here.

I added the "birthday" from A way with words - Happy Birthday 3, because this will be given to a friend for her birthday.

Have a happy, crafty day!

Kora

Let's Stay Home

Hi Y'all!

Robyn here with a 2014 flash back and I couldn't resist!
Covid-19 Time Capsule anyone?

We had a blog hop with Walnut Hollow(now deceased 😢) and this project didn't make the cut.
Right now you could use this file just about anywhere!
On the Mat
Let's Stay Home


Are we having  fun yet?


Supplies

• Silhouette file Let's Stay Home #73774
• Wooden card box
• Adhesive
• Glitter glue

Creating more, less, the same?
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Zipper Pocket Cards

Hello, Connie Nichol here today with a a couple of cards cut from the Zipper 3D Pocket cut file available in the Silhouette Store here.  These cards are super cute and super easy to make - only a couple of pieces and you can stamp or write something on the card insert, and tuck a gift card  or a photo into the pocket.

I experimented with  different kinds of two sided patterned paper, but you could also use  one or two colours of plain cardstock.  The back has a lovely little stand, making it easy to prop on a shelf or mantel.

Here's another version with a different Quietfire Design stamp and different colour scheme.  

Thanks for stopping by and happy crafting, Connie

Quietfire Design supplies used:  Zipper 3D Pocket Card, Coffee and Friends stamp, Always Believe stamp

Other supplies:  Wild Whisper wood grain paper, unknown reddish patterned paper, Versafine ink, Beacon Adhesives.

Quick Clip- Zipper 3D Pocket / Spatter Monogram Font/Gears

Hi Y'all!

Quarantine Creations continue!

One of the many loves of Suzanne Cannon is her sense of humor.

This card is from a series of 3D pocket cards.

They stand with a pop out easel on the back.

Fonts are on sale til April 20.

The addition of a few words can create your own desired level of snark.

On the Mat

Zipper 3D Pocket Card

Spatter Monogram Font

Happy Birthday Gears Box Card

The gears box card was used to create the gear pattern for the pocket.

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