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Swirl Borders

Good Morning!

I have 2 swirl borders for you today to match each of the swirl sets I posted the other day, you can use the whole border as I have here or you can cut it larger than you need and use just a section from it. I think they’d look great along the edge of a scrapbook page or to decorate a bookmark.

I cut a panel of s.e.i. paper and stitched it to some white card then I wrapped some seam binding around the panel and tied a bow. I cut my borders so they would be a fraction short of my card base then cut some 3d foam pads into small pieces and used them to attach the borders down either side of the panel. I printed a sentiment and glued it behind a frame made from spellbinders dies and attached with more 3d foam pads then added a button to my bow.

Here are your Free Cut Files – Formats: ai, dxf, gsd, mtc, pdf, studio & svg:
(click on the link below the image to download)

Swirl Border 1 Digital Cutting File by Bird

Swirl Border 2 Digital Cutting File by Bird

January 13, 2013January 16, 2013 by Bird

Free Digital Stamps

Calla Lily – Digi Stamp version

Hi Guys!

SuZe left a comment on my Calla Lily post saying:

Lovely flower – shame I don’t have any use for cutting files. Would be interested if you decided to do a digi of it though – no hurry (I hope!).

I normally would have thought to get a digi version up at the same time as the cut file but I was so focused on getting the sympathy card up as soon as I could. Well, I have it for you today :) I Hope you like it SuZe (and everyone else).

Here’s your Free Digi Stamp:
(click on the image to expand before saving to your computer)

January 12, 2013 by Bird

Free Digital Cutting Files

Swirls by request

Hiyah!

I had an email recently asking:

Could you make a cut file from just the swirly decoration you have on a couple of your cards?

I said I would try to get one up this week and I just squeezed in on time ;)

I put 2 sets together for you today and I will have some coordinating cut files coming up soon. I took 2 of the swirly elements from my bendy cards and made a slightly more elaborate version of each. I’m not sure how the person who requested them plans to use them but I’ve given you an example today of one way I would use them, just don’t look at how wonky my letters are :)

It’s good to face your fears, right? Well, I found myself avoiding stitching circles as I had a few mess ups but I forced myself to practice and I have it sussed now! It’s on my list for doing a quick video on when I get my craft room, the new house is growing ever closer! :D