Hello There!

I’ve made a similar card to my last post but my little teardrop gems are raining down on flowers this time rather than an umbrella and those flowers are Tulips! Yup, I have a Tulip cut file for you today and for those of you without digital cutting machines, I made a couple of digis which can be coloured in and cut out with your nesties or punches. The Tulip cut file comes with 5 individual petals so you can get some real dimension with them if you wish.

I cut a square aperture (window) in my card and added a layer of acetate, I sponged the edges of my tulips with distress inks then assembled and stuck to my acetate along with my gems. As the card is all about the window I kept the rest of my card simple, a simple sentiment treatment and a little ribbon and I was done.

Here is your cut file – formats included are ai, dxf, gsd, pdf, studio & svg:

(click on the link below the image to download)

Tulip Digital Cutting File by Bird

Here are your digis:

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Good Afternoon!

Well what a timely post this is, as the glorious weather we’ve been basking in over the last couple weeks has passed on by and been replaced by grey skies and rain. I wonder if I jinxed it by creating my little umbrella images over the last few days? I have an umbrella cut file for you today along with 2 circle digis including the umbrella image and sentiments and 2 other digi sentiments too which should give you lots of different ways to use them whether you have a digital cutting machine or not. If you have Microsoft Word (97) on your computer and you haven’t seen my digi stamp video tutorials you may want to have a little look if you’d like to see how I change the colour of my digis before I print them.

I thought up this card when I couldn’t sleep one night last week, I’ve had these teardrop shaped gems for at least a couple of years now and suddenly thought they’d make the perfect raindrops. It’s not much of a leap I know but I’m a bit slow on the uptake sometimes! I added an acetate ‘window’ to my card, my tip is to mat your layers then stick to your card base with some removable adhesive, cut your circle with a circle die through all of the layers then separate, add your layer of acetate and pop your layers back down with permanent adhesive…voila, perfectly lined up circles.

Here are your digis:

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Here is your cut file – formats included are ai, dxf, gsd, pdf, studio & svg:

(click on the link below the image to download)

Umbrella Digital Cutting File by Bird

I’m entering todays card into the Ribbon Carousel’s Springtime challenge, my card may not have traditional springtime colours but what is more springtime than rain? Well we’ve got lots of the stuff here ;)

**edit** oops forgot to add this one!

Hellooo!!

I told you I was off to make something Summery so here is my batch of Ice Cream Digi stamps, sentiments, sentiment circles and cut file. I varied the image a little by making the digi stamp a 3 scoop ice cream and the sentiment circles 2 scoop versions but of course if you use the cut file you can pile yours as high as you like. You may notice that the cut file cone doesn’t have the waffle lines but I planned to score some in with my score board but decided to make some digi examples as it’s been a while so didn’t get to show that. Well, I hope you like these Ice Cream images and will enjoy using them in your Summer projects.

I followed the colour scheme from The Shabby Tea Room and the sketch from Mojo Monday although I did stretch it out as I made a tall card. I printed my image in a pale brown then coloured with Copics and added some glaze pen to the cherry, I mounted the image and sentiment onto yellow card and stitched around the edge with a straight stitch. I layered 3 sections of patterned paper and also mounted onto yellow card and stitched with a zigzag stitch then wrapped with some narrow yellow gingham ribbon and mounted onto a kraft coloured card. Oh look there might be a little lilac vellum future cut file preview on my card, oops ;)

I made a quick tag with some of the left over pieces from my card with some Copics and Spellbinder dies.

Here are your digis:

(click on the images to expand before saving to your computer)

Here is your cut file – formats included are ai, dxf, gsd, pdf, studio & svg:

(click on the link below the image to download)

Ice cream digital cutting file by Bird