So Grateful

Hi, and Happy Thursday!

Gloria here from Gloria's Goofy Craft Spot. I hope everyone is doing well. 

For my project today I would like to share with you a Thank you card I made from a dear friend. To create this card I used the cute little Ladybug from PPPR Ladybug Digital Clip Art. Love this little adorable Ladybug. The sentiment is from Tim Holtz Idea-ology Word book and there are two hidden Mickey's on the card. The digital clip art file are great for those moments when life just happens.

PPPR file used:

PPPR Store "Ladybug" Digital Clip Art File

Silhouette Studio Store Design ID #57708

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How have you Bean?

Hi, and Happy Thursday!

Gloria here from Gloria's Goofy Craft Spot. I hope everyone is doing well. 

For my project today I have a print and cut card I made using the cute little coffee cup image from PPPR Java Great Day cutting files along with the coffee bean border from that same file.  The edges are inked up with Tim Holtz Distress Ink. For the sentiment I typed in with the cameo along with the coffee cup.  

PPPR file I used:

PPPR Java Great Day cutting files

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Wishing you the very best!

Hi, and Happy Thursday!

Gloria here from Gloria's Goofy Craft Spot. I hope everyone is doing well. 

 

For my project  I made a Graduation card using the PPPR Wizard Academy Cutting Files.  I printed all the images and hand cut the girl as well as the Snowy Owl, I than added those two images to foam tape. I added some glossy accents to her shoes and eyes and also added some to the owls eyes. I added some yellow stickles to the yellow trim on her outfit and to the windows of the wizard school. The card size is 5.50X 8.50 and I inked the edges with Tim Holtz Vintage Photo distress ink. For the sentiment I just printed the say on my computer.

PPPR file I used:

PPPR Wizard Academy Cutting Files

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Happy Birthday Tio

Hi, and Happy Thursday!

 I hope everyone is have some great family time with love ones and friends. Gloria here from Gloria's Goofy Craft Spot.

I made a masculine birthday card for my hubby's uncle who is celebrating hes birthday today (New Years Eve). We usually sing Happy Birthday after we ring in the New Year. So with that in mind I decided to used the PPPR Champagne Cutting Files for my card. I went with print and cut for the images and added some clear wink of stella to the top of the champagne bottle (looks so much better in person), I also added some glossy accents to the black circles on the bottles. I used yellow stickles for the bubbly and added a few sequins to finish off the cards. Tio is Uncle in Spanish.

 

What I used:

 PPR Champagne Cutting Files

 Clear Wink of Stella

Glossy Accents

Yellow Stickles

We have a Anything Goes Challenge going on now till Saturday, January 2th , 2016. The projects can be anything. Just make sure your using PPPR files. One random participant will win a $20 Gift Certificate to PPPR. Link up your project HERE.

Thank you for passing by and Happy New Year.

Talk about growing up!

Hi, it's Ruth and my project today celebrates how much my son has matured in the last year. I love seeing my children take chances and grow and that's where we're at right now as my son gets ready to leave middle school for high school.
Lisa has some great files for documenting these moments.
Here's my layout:

I used the:

Notebook Pages Cutting Files for my jouraling spot with a pattern from the School Days Pattern Pack filled in and then did print and cut,

Hats Off Cutting Files for the graduation caps, simplified to two layers

and 

Old Chap Cutting Files for the glasses since my son's glasses played a big role in the left side photo.

You know what this page would be perfect for? The Anything Goes challenge going on right now! I hope you'll join in using whatever files from Lisa you want and creating whatever you want with them! Details about the challenge are linked through the challenge icon on the upper right of this page!

Thanks for stopping by today! If you want to see more photos or hear more about my page, I'd love for you to stop by my blog: Paper and Musings.

Wishing you happy crafting!

Ruth

It's the Most Wonderful Time...

Hi, Ruth here from Paper and Musings.

Do you enjoy this time of the year? Even with all the hustle and bustle there's so much to love about Christmas!

My project may not look a lot like Christmas, but it's about something that happens every December in my neck of the woods - the Lego Train Show!

I used the awesome Master Builder Cutting Files and Lego Mania Title Cutting Files to create my page.

I used some of the single bricks like picture frames while others are a decorative border near the bottom. The big block of bricks was cut down for my journaling and the block guy and gal anchor each side. Of course, the title - is perfect! I used print and cut for everything (I used photo paper to get that shiny Lego look), but cut some extra pieces to add dimension on different images.

My kids loved Legos, so this is just the beginning of layouts with a Lego theme. How about you? Do you have lots of Lego creations that need a scrappy page to celebrate them? I sure hope you'll have as much fun scrapping your pictures as I did mine.

Happy crafting!

Ruth :-)

Nutty, punny fun!

Hi, and happy Sunday! I hope you're not too tired from hopping around on the internet yesterday! And if you didn't hop yesterday, please consider hopping today. Start right here with yesterday's post and you'll be all set to go!

It's Ruth here and I've got an interactive card overflowing with Pretty Papers, Pretty Ribbons goodness! I used patterned papers as well as cut files for the images and the card itself!

Take a peak!

For the die cuts, I used:

Nuts About You Cutting Files

Tri-Fold Shutter Card Cutting Files

For the papers I used:

Pumpkin Spice Falling Leaves

Pumpkin Spice Pattern Pack 2

This design was so quick and easy using print and cut. I changed the colors for the images by using the eyedropper tool in Silhouette Studio and the colors from the patterned papers. The squirrel is a traditional die cut - I love all the dimension he (she) adds to the front!

If you'd like more info about my card, feel free to stop by my blog Paper and Musings.

I hope you'll join in the fall challenge this month. Click on the image for the challenge in the right sidebar or click on the Monthly Challenge tab at the top of the page for all the info.

Happy crafting!

Ruth

I Want Candy!

Hi! It's Ruth here with my very first Pretty Paper, Pretty Ribbons blog project! I'm so excited to share with you all the fun I had with the files I selected.

One of the things I really like about the PPPR store is the flexibility to create projects from scratch. I used digital papers (both as a full sheet and to fill in the different areas of my layout) and I also used the PNG files that you get with the cutting files to do print and cut! Let me show you!

I used the Cotton Candy and the eye candy from the files below as print and cut on my title.

And I used a speech bubble as the background for my title.

Up close and personal! 

My daughter dressed up as cotton candy for Halloween! How fun to have this sweet cotton candy file to help show a connection to her in the big group picture!

The papers I used were Halloween Collection Bats & Swirls for the background and one of the triangular slices:

The Halloween Collection Flourish papers were used on the lower 1/2 triangle as well as fill on the title font.

And finally, I used patterns from the Halloween Collection Pattern Pack 2 for other elements on my page.

Everything coordinates, plays so nicely together and goes with my theme perfectly!

I love that!

I sure hope you'll share your Halloween themed projects using PPPR files and join in the Trick or Treat challenge going on right now. Just follow the link on the sidebar for all the details! And if you missed the blog hop yesterday, be sure to head over and take a peek at all the awesome inspiration everyone on the design team shared!

Thanks for visiting and feel free to stop by my blog Paper and Musings for more details about this layout.

Ruth

Arigato!

Happy Monday, everyone!  I hope you are having a wonderful last-day-of-April!  This is Lisa from Pretty Paper, Pretty Ribbons, and I have a sweet little thank you card to share with you today.  Here it is:

I got this cute little Asian Kokeshi Doll from and the cherry blossoms background from the Silhouette Online Store.  The Kokeshi Doll was a print and cut file that I cut out with my Silhouette Cameo, and I simply added a few jewels to her for some dimension.  The sentiment (which means Thanks You in Japanese) is from the Pink by Design Let's Do Sushi Stamp Set (which I designed...hee, hee!  Sorry...still so excited!). Then, just a little ribbon, and my thank you card was all done!  I hope you like it!

By the way, did you know that Pink by Design is giving away a Silhouette Cameo?  Check out the details HERE! :)  Thanks for stopping by today! :)