One Scrap at a Time

HI All, I didn't think I would get this project done - I would pick it up and put it down a dozen times over the last few days.  It has been super busy in my world... The file is from The Cutting Cafe called " Tulip Shaped Card ". A must have and the best part is it is only 1.75, wait what? Yup, you heard me... one buck and seventy five cents.

This week we got to play with Numbered Window Cards at the Cutting Cafe. I was in need of a Sweet 16 card so I changed it up a bit.... I so love how it turned out - in pink, black and white of course.

I have been MIA for the last couple of weeks trying to get over this ugly flu.... It really had me under the weather - after finally getting better I adopted a 3 week old puppy who didn't have a Mom (she was stolen). It is amazing how much work a little 8oz baby is.   Oh right, you came to see my cute project for this week not see my adorable lovable stinkin cute baby girl, Priscilla.... So, my file for this week is the Easter Bunny Shaped Card 2. It was super easy to make and looks so much better in person..... I used the Paper Pen for her nose and eye... One of my favorite embellishments.

Happy St. Patrick's Day to you all!! This week we were ask to do anything green and since I have a tiny bit of Irish in me I decided to do make a card with just a tiny bit of green... Well, that's not totally the truth.... I walked around my store and came across this new Bo Bunny Paper, Little Monsters and saw lots of green, picked a paper out, finished my project then said OH  DEAR, not so much green on my project, so not what I intended but love the outcome.... Files used are:  Overall Shaped Card & A Bunch of Monsters

I had so much fun working with the Baseball and Bat Card Set from the Cutting Cafe... I decided to make a banner for the wall at my Scrapbook Store instead of a card. This is hanging over the papers related to Baseball...I now need to make up the other sports, in pinks of course. ~Tee

I love making flowers and the Paper Flower file from The Cutting File. This file is amazing and so easy to make into a gorgeous rose...

This week at The Cutting Cafe we got to play with Valentine Window Card Tops .  It was hard to choose which top to use so I let my paper choice inspire me...... The paper is a scrap left over from a Halloween paper (the other side is orange, shh don't tell anyone).  I cut the top on my cameo then used my pearl pen to add pearls to each intersection. Here is my card

Whoa - this week has come by way to fast. I had all this grand plans on my project using the Hershey Kiss Treat box but when it came down to it - they all fizzed out. In the end - this is what I came up with....... Hogs n Kisses. I found the Hogs online, printed them then cut around them. Not what I had in mind but it did turn out cute. More hogs than kisses though - which should of been the focal point *shrug* what's a girl to do? Anyhow, how you like my project this week. Until next time ~Tee

Hi Everyone and happy Sunday to you. I am back with another project made using the amazing files from The Cutting Cafe.  This week I decided to make a Bubblegum Machine by taking a printable stamp and turning it into a cut file.  Here is the sample of the printable stamp Here is what I came up with....  I wanted my gumball machine to stand on it's own so I cut the back (black piece) three times, folded two in half and made a stand. Hope you like my project. Until Next Time ~Tee

This week I got to play with The Rainbow Shaped Card  from The Cutting Cafe. I brought all the SVG files into the Silhouette Design Studio to cut. I cut many of the files out multiple times and layered them with pop dots... I then used the Sketch pens and printed the saying on the cloud... so super easy!! Thanks for stopping by!

I am so super excited to be back on the design team for The Cutting Cafe.   My first project was to make ANYTHING I wanted. HA! I spent hours looking at files and trying to figure out what I should do then one day I was sitting at my craft table, grabbed my phone to see what the date was then it hit me - I should make a desk calendar!  I used the 2014 Calendar printable set and the Calendar Holder . (click on the links to get a set for yourself) I used some leftover papers and stickers from Kaisercraft. I love how simple this project is to make but comes out looking amazing... Until next time ~Tee

Regina at The Cutting Cafe is celebrating 5 years of creating amazing files! To celebrate is having a drawing and the winner will receive every, yes you read correctly, every new file that she creates for 4 months for FREE.... OMGness, can you imagine? Click " HERE " and leave a comment on her post for your chance.