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Oh my gosh last week I stumbled upon a great website I just had to share with you! For anyone who has Make the Cut or Sure Cuts a Lot you must check this out. The website is Lettering Delights, they have fonts and TONS of doodlebats (my favorite) which you can change into die cuts with the MTC or SCAL programs. For signing up you get a bunch free and then they also have a ton of specials. If you click on the "value bundle" section you get huge discounts on already cheap graphics. I ordered a bunch and to my surprise I then got another 25% off coupon for my next purchase. They also have a bunch of graphics that I think can be used with the new MTC print and cut feature. This is also outstanding for all of those that computer scrapbook because there are hundreds of paper packs, graphics, templates, doodlebats, etc. There's also mini albums :), tags, candy wrappers, cards and a bunch of other stuff. I was stuck on this site for hours.
Here is a swirl circle design I have created from the doodlebat circles-frilly font I made in a matter of seconds... click HERE to download the SVG
Well I'm organizing or should I say re-organizing again! My box of embossing folders is overflowing and I use them sooo much that I decided that I wanted to make them more readily available. I took down the stickers that I had on the top layer of my Clip-It-Up and put them in the storage pouches I have in my filing cabinets. They actually will probably be easier to find in there anyways because they are sorted by theme. I now use the top layer for all of my embossing folders. I have them sorted Designer -then alphabetically, borders and squares. I kept them in the folders I made so that I can easily see the finished outcome and have my ring of samples hanging right next to the Clip-It-Up. I love it!!!
You can download the Tag file HERE
You can download the left tab folder file HERE
You can download the center tab folder file HERE
You can download the right tab folder file HERE
I am working on my Family Tree and making a scrapbook for all the pictures (copies of course). This layout is made from the Cricut Heritage cartridge and features my Grandparents house when they had it built and then during the years they lived in it. The street lamp is an SVG, I added the extra arm to hang the sign from.
This morning I made a video on how I organize my Cricut stuff. I have found this system to be very useful in having everything handy and right at my fingertips. I am never searching for anything and know exactly what I have. One thing I didn't mention was where I keep my mats I store them on hooks on the back of the door. Sorted by size, of course. The cartridges on the wall are attached with clear circles I got from Walmart. You can stop by the Cricut website and print the sample sheets just click HERE Enjoy!
Get the Cricut divider Right tab HERE Get the Cricut divider Left tab HERE Get the Cricut divider Center tab HERE
I made this phone card with a SVG I made using the Sure Cuts a Lot. I reinforced the paper I used for the card with cardstock by running it through my Xyron and then trimming it to size. I cut the Phone out on my Cricut and inked it with Tim Holtz Distress inks to give it some depth. I then sprayed it with some Glimmer Mist. For the script on the phone I stamped it after I glimmer misted with Archival ink. I used the Faded Text Background stamp by Stampabilities. I love how it looks. I was afraid if I sprayed the glimmer after it might take away from the text. I printed the Miss You out on my computer on tan cardstock, distressed the edges, and mounted it on the same red cardstock used for the phone. I added a few black crystals on the corners and pop dotted to raise the message off of the card. I love the finish look. Enjoy the SVG! I would love to see what you create with it.
I created this card this morning on my Make The Cut! I love the art nouveau style of this card. I made it from my Make the Cut program, I cut the top layer out of white cardstock and the bottom layer out of a red music note paper I reinforced with white cardstock. I then took the top layer and sprayed it with Glimmer Mist to give it that beautiful shimmer. I have included the cut file for you to enjoy.
Get Make the Cut file Here Get the SVG file Here Get the GSD file Here
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