A'hoy! Water Baby layout

Hi fellow crafters..
It's Nanné here to share a cute little layout I created using some of the pirate and under the sea cutting files..

Here the layout I created:

The photo I used is of my son Aaron at the age of one and he is swimming with his dad :)

I wanted to create a whimsical layout to go with this baby photo..

How about a few close ups and some details:

Because my son is my treasure, I added the treasure chest :)

What sea themed layout is complete, without a pirate ship..

I wanted a play on words style title for my page, so my octopus is holding my title..

I had so much fun creating a fun bottom of the sea look using some of the under the sea images, like the fishy's, anchor and sea shell..

Here are the files I used to create my layout:

The images are linked to the correct file in the PPPR store.. 

*just click on the thumbnail.

  

  

  

Thank you for stopping by today..

Till next time

Hugs

Nanné

Wish big card

Hi fellow crafters..
It's Nanné here today to share a fun Under the Sea themed birthday card I created using some of those cute fishy files :)

Here is what I created:

gotta love that whale right? LOL

How about a few close ups and some details:

The whale, star, sea week and coral are on the 

Sea Life cutting file..

Those cute little fish are on Fishy Friends cutting file and the sea shells are on the Day at the Beach cutting file.

I created the sentiment with some free fonts I found online..

and their you go, my cute little under the sea themed birthday card.

Till next time
hugs

Nanné

here are the files I used:

 

 

Yes! School is back!

 Hey guys, Leah here today! You ready for "back to school"? Well we go back a week from today! Whoa! To celebrate this (and yes, I say celebrate! LOL) I made a couple cards for the kids new teachers! I used the Moody Crab and Fishy Friends Cutting Files!

 At first I wasn't sure how I wanted to do this background, I knew that die cutting so many fish would be pretty time consuming so I decided to make my own background paper using the print and cut feature on my Silhouette Cameo. I chose my cut file, separated the layers and chose my colors for the fish and crab. Then printed. For some more interest I also printed a few extra fish and a few separate layers for the crab so that those could be popped. This would have been fun as a single layer card but the extra layers really help it pop!!!

 (inside of card on left)

 This was an easy card to make. The time consuming part was just moving the school of fish around to be spaced as I liked, after that it went together quickly. The crab did take a little time because I cut multiple layers of the eyes and teeth and put it together with different thicknesses of foam tape. The only embellishing I did was to add some white gel pen detailing. 

Moody Crab Cutting Files

Fishy Friends Cutting Files

 Thanks for coming by today! Have a great one! 

Guest Designer Jeanne Siegel & a VIDEO!!!

If you're looking for the It's a RAINBOW Party Blog Hop, click here.

If you're looking for my Cameo Creations Challenge post, click here.

TGIF!  I have a super-talented Guest Designer who is sharing some projects with us today.  Jeanne Siegel from Jeanne's Paper Crafts created two adorable cards with the Pretty Paper, Pretty Ribbons Fishy Friends Cutting Files set.  Here they are:

She used the Shark, Retro Coral, and Bubbles files on this JAWSOME card!

Ha!  Jeanne created this card with the fun Angry Fish file. I think I may see some PPPR Digi Papers on there, too! Adorable!

You can find all of the details for these projects on Jeanne's Blog.  Be sure to send her some bloggy love! I hope you'll check out all of her projects and become a follower...she always has such super cute stuff to share! :)

Each week, I'll be spotlighting a product here and in my Pretty Paper, Pretty Ribbons Graphics Newsletter.  I'd love it if I could have some guest designers create 1-2 projects with my files for me to use in my Newsletter.  I'll post the pics in the newsletter and on my blog, and I'll be sure to link back to your blog.  If you're interested, please e-mail me at lisanorris at prettypapergraphics dot com.  

I also have a short video to share with you today.  Since I'm no longer able to sell .studio files in my store, I wanted to show you how to use .dxf files with the free version of Silhouette Studio.  I hope you'll check it out. :)

Thanks so much for stopping by today!  I hope you have a wonderful weekend!