Clean and Simple Cutting Files Cards

Just a few CAS cards made with Bird's cutting files, (birdcards.com),

with a silver backing.

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Until next time!

Every cloud

Every cloud...

has a silver lining

If there is a tool I do not regret buying, that would be the Fiskars cloud punch. 

I have been using it over and over, mixing and matching the two size of clouds I have.

Cut out of white linen and on a kraft card stock with dimensional stickies, it has the best effect....

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Until next time!

Happy Birthday Silhouette

Those two cards are made with two different cutting files from the Silhouette Studio.

I was shooting for simple as can be...

The circle in this card is distorted because this cutting fils is actually made for a square card, and I adapted it to an A2 one.

I added a silver lining to it and rounded the corners.

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This is actually a free standing "happy birthday"  lined on a red paper.

Both those cutting files come from the Silhouette Studio.

Until next time...

Happy Birthday and A Thousand Thanks

This is another easy way to make a card...

Just write something, anything, choose the right font (and when I say right, I mean, do not go into detailed font or it might not be very neat once you try to get the paper out of the cutting mat), and add a liner...

The most important part is to fuse the writing with the card itself so that the letters are not "free standing"...

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This font was a little too detailed , and as a result, it was very difficult to get the letters out neatly...

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Check the detail below and you'll understand what I mean...

Still,  think the results are amazing!

Until next time...