Butterfly Shape Box

 

Hello, crafty friends!

Here is a super easy and fast treat box. It is really just cut and glue. 

Materials I used:

Butterfly Shape Box

red and yellow cardstock

rhinestones

all cut

the finished box

Have a lovely week,

Kora

Spinning Baby Onesie Easel Card

Hi Y'all

Robyn here excited to welcome my new grand baby!

By making a card of course.

On the Mat

Spinning Baby Onesie Easel Card

It Spins!

The extra onesie element pops up nicely on the front

Suzanne shows you how to assemble the spinners.

Supplies

• Silhouette Design Store File -Spinning Baby Onesie Easel Card- #378745
• CardStock
• Adhesive
• Sewing thread for spinner
• Creativity

Please share your creation with us at

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Paper clips

 

Hello, everyone!

Here is a fun way to pop up your paper clips. Simply use some washi tape on it. Suzanne has designed many different washi tapes. I picked the ones with snowmen.

Snowman Love Washi Tape Sticker

Snowman Love Stickers

This is really simple. You open the file and let the machine do the rest (print and cut). Then you just wrap the washi tape around the paper clip and trim it to whatever size you need.

I did a couple, it was so much fun. 

Hope you have a happy and crafty week!

Kora

Medieval Castle Card in a Box , QFD Dragon Monogram Font

Hi Y'all!

Robyn here having more fun than a cave of dragons!

A 3D card in a box to fulfill your creative fantasy!

On the Mat

Medieval Castle Card in a Box

In my fantasies we are making swords into plowshares, so I added the dragon from the

QFD Dragon Monogram Font

Holigraphic paper and some stickles glitter glue.

The Cameo cuts details right down to the teeth and claws with ease!

QFD Dragon Monogram Font

Use the "." period, to get the dragon element.

And, it folds flat for mailing!

Supplies:

• Silhouette Design Store File Medieval Castle Card in a Box- #378628
•                                        Dragon Monogram Font -#274095
• Card Stock
• Adhesive
• Stickles glitter glue
• Imagination!

From the top!

Comments and Questions Welcomed!

and please share your fantasies at

Suzanne Cannon Fan Group

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Lemon Summer Decor Lanter

 

Hello, all!

A funny thing happened here. Robyn and I both picked the Watermelon Decor Lantern as our blog post project. So after a session of scissor-paper-rock :-) we decided for Robyn to stick with the watermelon lantern and for me to pick another one. Lucky me Suzanne did a couple different ones, so I went for the 

Lemon Summer Decor Lantern.

What a wonderful and fresh summer decoration.

You will need cardstock in the colors of
yellow

white

transparent sheets (for the panels)

I also used Embossing Powder to make the lemons shine :-)

all cut

decorating the lantern

Suzanne did a video on how to assemble the lantern, you can watch it here.

Have a happy, crafty week,

Kora

Watermelon Summer Decor Lantern

Hi Y'all!

Anything watermelon is for me! 

Watermelon Mojito or Mimosa will shine served in this lantern!

Recipe for our local fav

Montreat Firecracker at the end of the post!

After cocktails a battery votive will add atmosphere to your summer soiree!

On the Mat

Watermelon Summer Decor Lantern

Pitts or no? I couldn't decide so did two of each.

Pitts colored with Black Glaze pen and Glossy accents

Supplies

• Silhouette Design Store File- Watermelon Summer Decor Lantern -#378200
• Cardstock
• Rice Paper for inset panels
• Black Glaze pen
• Glossy Accents
• Adhesive

Montreat Firecracker

• Half fill a blender with pieces of fresh seedless watermelon
• Add a piece of fresh mint and a dash of hot sauce
• Add ice to fill blender about 3/4 full
• Blend
• Add a shot of rum, vodka or sake, to your glass, and fill the glass with the blended juice. Hold the alcohol for a delicious mocktail.

Enjoy the summer and share you creations-paper or liquid with us at

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Comments and Questions Welcomed!

Assembling the Quietfire Spinning Easel Cards

 Hi there!

Today we're assembling the spinning easel cards. They're fun interactive cards great to give and receive.  In this tutorial I'll share all the tips and tricks for making your own spinning easel cards!
 

The spinning easel cards are all available at my Silhouette Design Store HERE (by using this link I may earn a small commission at no cost to you).  Just filter on my profile for "spinning". 

This video shows you how to assemble them - I've used the Santa card for this demo because it's one of the more involved cards to make, only because there are lots of layers needed to make him a great lookin' Santa.

Enjoy!

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