Tuesday, July 24, 2012

Finally, Graduation!

I finally graduated from college in forensic accounting and reaaaady to craft.  I have something special coming up for those who like to send out Christmaso photocards.  Also, glad to say that I am going to be able to add files for the Sihouette Cameos users.

Until then blessings for you all.

Suzzi

Wednesday, July 4, 2012

Happy Fourth of July

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Let Freedome Ring!

Happy Birthday America. 
 THANKS to the troops for your service, to whom I wouldn't have
what I have without your fight.  Thanks again to all Vet, Active and In-Active.

Note to self: Just one more month until

no more school for me.  After 3,000 words to be typed and an oral presentation, I will at last get to craft.  I must have at least 20 new cuts I created but never tested.  So I hope to get them here soon.  Graduating has its bittersweet memories for me and looking forward to getting things done.

Typing my finish here makes it feel as though it will go fast. I never wish time to go fast except for the class (great teacher, but senioritious is upon me!).

Note to self: later.

Thursday, April 26, 2012

Graduation is upon us and with two classes to finish for my degree, I am excited for it to be over.

NOTE to self: Get back to crafting.

NOTE to note: I can't wait.

Happy Mother's day in advance to all!

Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Finally - a new cutting file - WOW!

I was working on a banner and when I cut it - it turned out to be a perfect napkin ring instead. 

The file is available at the end of the post.

Each have a top layer and a bottom layer.  The first is a three snowflake napkin ring and the multi-snowflake napking ring.  Take a peak and follwing will be some tips on how to make this easy! Each file has a tab at one end and a slit in the other end for easy assembly.







~~~~TIPS ~~~~
1 - I used packing tape to the back of the top layer.
It is the perfect size to cover the snowflake.  It is easier
to cut the tape and lay it down to avoid wrinkles.



2. I used glitter (pour on top, lay paper on top and
rub it to get the glitter in to the snowflakes.)


Shake off the glitter and then wipe off any glitter that
doesn't come off with a paper towel to get the results below.


Here is the file (all four on individual layers, 2 tops and 2 backgrounds).  There are for personal use only and feel free to send others that may want the file to retrieve it from this location. Thanks so much for that.


MTC 3.3.3 file is Here
PDF file is Here
SVG file is Here


If you want to keep them year after year - simply laminate.

HAPPY HOLIDAYS!


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