Guest Designer ~ Debbie Fisher plus New File and FREEBIE Friday

Happy Friday! It seems like it would never arrive, but we here at PPPR are so glad it has!

This week's Guest Designer, Debbie Fisher, has created some awesome inspiration for you, once again! She never disappoints, and she shares some out-of-the-box creativity with you this week, literally and figuratively! You can find Debbie over at her blog: The Paper Garden

She used the following Pretty Paper, Pretty Ribbons files for her project: Luck of the Irish Cutting Files, Vintage Christmas Mod Circles, Vintage Christmas Diamond Paisley, Natural Love White Polka Dots and Puzzle Cube Gift Box

Let's take a look:

What an adorable little piece of holiday decor, don't you think? Love it!

I've also been looking forward to St. Patrick's Day this week, so I have a couple of shamrocky files for you. Oh, and I totally forgot to show you this cute work out girl last week. So, here's what's new in the Pretty Paper, Pretty Ribbons Store. You can check them out by clicking on the photos.

Before I show you this week's freebie, I'd like to invite you to join us for our Gettin' Crafty Challenge that's going on now. Just link up your crafty themed project or just a crafty project (home decor, holiday decorations, kids crafts, etc.) that you create using PPPR files for a chance to win a $20 Gift Certificate to the PPPR store. You can find all of the details and link up HERE.

Here's this week's FRIDAY FREEBIE. This file will be available as a free download for one week, then it will be moved to the 99 Cent Downloads section of the store.  This freebie includes SVG., DXF, .JPG, and .PNG files. YAY! 

Thank you so much for stopping by today! Be sure to come back this weekend for more PPPR inspiration. :)

3 Cheers!

Hi friends! Sarah here with you all today.  Hope you're all doing well and having a wonderful Wednesday!  Today I decided to get a little jump on my St. Patrick's Day cards and created this one!  And you know me of course I had to create a shaped base....gosh how I love Lisa's files and how they make the most adorable bases if I do say so myself!

The details: 

PPPR Luck of the Irish

PPPR Safari Love

Pretty Cute Stamps Lucky Stamp Set

Pretty Brave!

Hi, it's Ruth and I'm so happy to share a new hybrid layout with you today!
I got to use lots of different shapes from the Pretty Papers, Pretty Ribbons store along with some wonderful papers to fill in the shapes for print and cut designs!
Here's my project:

Are you ready for the list of what I used?

Shapes from:

Luck of the Irish Cutting Files (horseshoes)

Scalloped Frames 2 Cutting Files (Journaling spot)

Speech Bubbles Cutting Files (I'm sure you got this!)

Layered Labels 1 Cutting Files (behind title and tab)

Patterned papers from:

Pumpkin Spice Circles & Spots (journaling spot and large bracket)

Pumpkin Spice Plaid Grid (journaling spot)

Pumpkin Spice Out West (the star of the show - page base as well as wood grain filling in the title, the speech bubble and the tab)

If you'd like to see some detailed pictures and find out more of the story with my page, please feel free to stop by my blog: Paper and Musings.

Thanks so much for stopping by! Hope you're having a wonderful day!

Ruth

Cameo Creations Challenge: St. Patrick's Day Decor

Happy March 1, everyone!  Can you believe it's already March???  This year has just been flying by, and we even had an extra day in there!  Whew!

Today is a great day for another Cameo Creations Challenge.  This time, the challenge is to create a home decor item with a St. Patrick's Day theme.  Here's what I came up with:

I created this little door/wall hanging with svgs and Silhouette Studio files.  The leprechaun, rainbow, pot of gold, shamrocks, and banner all came from the Lettering Delights Luck of the Irish Cut It Set.  The clouds came from this file I found in the Silhouette Online Store.  I created the base of the hanging by arranging the rainbow and clouds on my virtual mat in Silhouette Studio and then using the offset tool to create a shadow layer around all four shapes.  Then, I cut ten of those shadow layers out of kraft cardstock so my wall hanging would feel more like a thin wooden sign.  I glued all of the pieces together, added another layer cut out of blue patterned paper, and I had a nice, sturdy base for my wall hanging.

I used fun glitter and reflective paper for the rainbow.  I like the sparkle that it adds.

The leprechaun's tights, jacket trim, buckle, and button are also sparkly.  He is sooo fashionable!  Ha!  I stamped his cute little face with a stamp from my Peachy Keen Everyday Character Face Assortment.

The gold, of course, is also glittery.  I inked all of my cuts up with my ColorBox Fluid Chalk Inks, added some doodle lines and a ribbon for hanging, and my door/wall handing was all done!  I hope you like it!

Now it's your turn!  Head on over to enter the Cameo Creations Challenge.  The only requirements are that you create a home decor item with a St. Patrick's Day theme using your Silhouette machine (any model).  Then, link it up so we can all see your fabulous creation!  Plus, you'll be entered to win a super fun prize! You have until March 15 to enter...I can't wait to see what you create!

Thanks so much for stopping by today!