Friday, 2 October 2009
Baking in Oven - leaving to have a baby card
Leaving to have a baby card for a colleague, based upon the phrase 'bun in the oven'!! Designed using From my Kitchen and new arrivals cartridges.



Monday, 28 September 2009
Bookatrix Get well soon card
Wednesday, 23 September 2009
Bon Voyage male leaving card..
Alyssa's thankyou cards to both her Aunt and her nanny..
Hello Kitty card made using the.cut file...
Saturday, 19 September 2009
Hello Kitty .cut file
I have designed this file in CDS using GBS for a colleague who is returning to school, mad about 'Hello Kitty', sadly I don't have this cart so I designed this using the Hello Kitty cart as my guide.

Instructions
Cut out all the peices, please note in the cut file you will notice that there are two pages named dress 1 and dress 2, you will need to cut out dress 1 first then press load paper so it continues to remain within your cricut and then cut dress 2, this will cut out the flower and arm shapes from the dress. The design is a layered technique.
Cut file: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?nvxmxklmxmu

Instructions
Cut out all the peices, please note in the cut file you will notice that there are two pages named dress 1 and dress 2, you will need to cut out dress 1 first then press load paper so it continues to remain within your cricut and then cut dress 2, this will cut out the flower and arm shapes from the dress. The design is a layered technique.
Cut file: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?nvxmxklmxmu
Tuesday, 15 September 2009
Easel card .cut file
I saw a glimpse of an easel card on a UK craft channel and which I liked the look off, so much so I design my own cut file, a different kind of card to send to say a budding artist or in general!
Designed using GBS cart, you will need to crease above the inner legs of the easel from where the outer legs begin, which will allow this card to free stand. The small strip of card is to place your message on and should be adhered to the card using 3D foam, this strip will also be a shelf for the card to sit upon (or you simply glue the picture on!). Hope you like it!


Cut file: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?mtnauzozmmb
Designed using GBS cart, you will need to crease above the inner legs of the easel from where the outer legs begin, which will allow this card to free stand. The small strip of card is to place your message on and should be adhered to the card using 3D foam, this strip will also be a shelf for the card to sit upon (or you simply glue the picture on!). Hope you like it!


Cut file: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?mtnauzozmmb
Lamp post and flower pot cut files
Designed the lamp-post and the plant pots on CDS using GBS, the flower pots have been designed to fold back to give the 3D look in the rim, as in the flower pot cards.

Cut file: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?nk51igyo34w

Cut file: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?nk51igyo34w
Wednesday, 9 September 2009
Calling all fellow crafters
Please help me to lift the spirits of a young girl of 7 call Annelous who is critically ill, her father a doctor to whom I work with gives so much to others and expects nothing in return.
I want to show him the loving response from my fellow crafters worldwide who unite to show support with there acts of kindness through the creations they send, if you would like to help me to encourage this little girl in getting better please email me at ruth.howard21@tiscali.co.uk and I have my fingers crossed and will look forward to sending the delivery address on to you.
Thank you all in anticipation.
Ruth
Update, I spoke with the Dr today and asked after Annelous, he told me that her condition was organic therefore terminal and they have been told her seventh birthday will be her last, I'd like to thank those of you who have sent cards, I have received a few already and shall ensure these are passed on to her.
Please keep this little girls spirits raised and with each card she opens gives her the drive to continue, she has begun talking about death more openly with her family which is becoming more emotionally stressful for the them as her condition deteriorates.
Thank you
Ruth
I want to show him the loving response from my fellow crafters worldwide who unite to show support with there acts of kindness through the creations they send, if you would like to help me to encourage this little girl in getting better please email me at ruth.howard21@tiscali.co.uk and I have my fingers crossed and will look forward to sending the delivery address on to you.
Thank you all in anticipation.
Ruth
Update, I spoke with the Dr today and asked after Annelous, he told me that her condition was organic therefore terminal and they have been told her seventh birthday will be her last, I'd like to thank those of you who have sent cards, I have received a few already and shall ensure these are passed on to her.
Please keep this little girls spirits raised and with each card she opens gives her the drive to continue, she has begun talking about death more openly with her family which is becoming more emotionally stressful for the them as her condition deteriorates.
Thank you
Ruth
Wednesday, 2 September 2009
Bone Shaped Card cut. file
Remember that bone shaped card I made for my dog's birthday (at the request of my daughter) back in March, well I'm finally posting the cut file for it. This was designed using Paper Pups and GBS.

Cut file: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?o14nx0wwhzn

Cut file: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?o14nx0wwhzn
Sunday, 23 August 2009
Baby animal cut files
Made for a fellow cricuteer 'vipernurse', after she requested help on the cricut design studio forum. I have decided to post these earlier than I was going to due to problems I am experiencing with my laptop, and the mouse is not sensitive enough to work with design studio, gonna have to get a new laptop! Once I have I will then be able to complete this task, I have around another three or so to make! Hope you like them, and if you would like to donate to a 'new laptop fund', your generosity would be most appreciated! Here is the posting and includes the animal sizes: http://www.cricut.com/messageboard/tm.aspx?m=5134154

Penguin: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?btmhyx2onmz

Lion: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?wjtyj4zn0yd

Crab: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?2mmjwdgaymm

Polar Bear: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?dnotfnzjjtm

Whale: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?nyllld5ijcl

Giraffe: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?jzwwm02hjjx

Turtles: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?4tv3mwm1ytt

Hippo: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?iw24jmwzofj

Penguin: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?btmhyx2onmz

Lion: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?wjtyj4zn0yd

Crab: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?2mmjwdgaymm

Polar Bear: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?dnotfnzjjtm

Whale: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?nyllld5ijcl

Giraffe: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?jzwwm02hjjx

Turtles: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?4tv3mwm1ytt

Hippo: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?iw24jmwzofj
Saturday, 22 August 2009
Mickey Mouse balloon
Designed as a result from a request from the cricut forum board, under DS. Designed using GBS.

Cut file: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?24tnuynemmz

Cut file: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?24tnuynemmz
Sunday, 16 August 2009
Exploding Handbag cut file
Designed on the cricut design studio using GBS, I heard about exploding handbag cards and liked the thought of them so I designed my own template on CDS. They simply go inside each other (like an exploding box) and the flap tucks into the slot.



Cut file: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?yqkmoyzmyzy



Cut file: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?yqkmoyzmyzy
Friday, 14 August 2009
Double Slider Friendship Card
Another Double slider card, this is smaller than the last and will fit into a C6 envelope.


Instructions on how to make this card:
1. Cut a piece of card 29.5 cm x 14 cm
2. Score at the following intervals: 9.5 cm; 19 cm; and at 28.5 cm.
3. Cut 2 pieces 14 cm x 8.5 cm
4. Cut a piece of plastic carrier bag measuring 3 cm x 30 cm
5. Wrap this around the end panel, which doesn't have the tuck flap on it and adhere into place - not to tight - to fit comfortably, remove any access.
6. Using double side sticky tape fix the side panels into place (good idea to carry out your layering before adhering). Place 1 facing up and the other facing down, check before securing to ensure in correct position!
7. Using double sided tape adhere to the flap, placing the side panel within the tuck to allow movement, and secure into place.
8. Decorate, and add ribbon / tassel to act as a pulley!
Optional:
To cut away using a circle punch a semi circle in the middle of the end panel without the flap to allow for easy access to the ribbon / tassel


Instructions on how to make this card:
1. Cut a piece of card 29.5 cm x 14 cm
2. Score at the following intervals: 9.5 cm; 19 cm; and at 28.5 cm.
3. Cut 2 pieces 14 cm x 8.5 cm
4. Cut a piece of plastic carrier bag measuring 3 cm x 30 cm
5. Wrap this around the end panel, which doesn't have the tuck flap on it and adhere into place - not to tight - to fit comfortably, remove any access.
6. Using double side sticky tape fix the side panels into place (good idea to carry out your layering before adhering). Place 1 facing up and the other facing down, check before securing to ensure in correct position!
7. Using double sided tape adhere to the flap, placing the side panel within the tuck to allow movement, and secure into place.
8. Decorate, and add ribbon / tassel to act as a pulley!
Optional:
To cut away using a circle punch a semi circle in the middle of the end panel without the flap to allow for easy access to the ribbon / tassel
Baby Girl Onesie Card
Baby boy bookatrix decoupage card
Double Slider Christmas card
My sister Shell showed me a card, and asked me to pull the ribbon on the right hand side of the card, to my awe the card expanded not just the right side but from the left side also. It reveiled a place where you write a message along with another picture. Shell then dismantled it to show me how this worked: recycled strip of plastic wrapped around the the third panel, having two separate cards slightly smaller than the actual card panels each then adheared to the plastic one faced up and the other faced downwards, closed together by a small flap adheared to the inside of the card, tucking the card peice into the flap before adhearing allowing the card peices to slide freely.






Instructions on how to make this card:
1. Cut a piece of card 38.5 cm x 23 cm
2. Score at the following intervals: 12.5 cm; 22 cm; and at 31.5 cm.
3. cut 2 pieces 17 cm x 11.5 cm
4. Cut a piece of plastic carrier bag measuring 6 cm x 46 cm
5. Wrap this around the end panel, which doesn't have the tuck flap on it and adhere into place - not to tight - to fit comfortably, remove any access.
6. Using double side sticky tape fix the side panels into place (good idea to carry out your layering before adhering). Place 1 facing up and the other facing down, check before securing to ensure in correct position!
7. Using double sided tape adhere to the flap, placing the side panel within the tuck to allow movement, and secure into place.
8. Decorate, and add ribbon / tassel to act as a pulley!
Optional:
To cut away using a circle punch a semi circle in the middle of the end panel without the flap to allow for easy access to the ribbon / tassel






Instructions on how to make this card:
1. Cut a piece of card 38.5 cm x 23 cm
2. Score at the following intervals: 12.5 cm; 22 cm; and at 31.5 cm.
3. cut 2 pieces 17 cm x 11.5 cm
4. Cut a piece of plastic carrier bag measuring 6 cm x 46 cm
5. Wrap this around the end panel, which doesn't have the tuck flap on it and adhere into place - not to tight - to fit comfortably, remove any access.
6. Using double side sticky tape fix the side panels into place (good idea to carry out your layering before adhering). Place 1 facing up and the other facing down, check before securing to ensure in correct position!
7. Using double sided tape adhere to the flap, placing the side panel within the tuck to allow movement, and secure into place.
8. Decorate, and add ribbon / tassel to act as a pulley!
Optional:
To cut away using a circle punch a semi circle in the middle of the end panel without the flap to allow for easy access to the ribbon / tassel
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