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Getting Organised in the Kitchen

Hi Guys!

I thought I’d pop in and show you the fun I’ve been having in my new kitchen with some re-positionable chalkboard vinyl and a chalk marker. I found a mahussive 2 meter roll of the vinyl on ebay for a fiver which I thought was pretty good, I love the fact that It’s re-positionable and I can easily rip it off anything I place it on and there’s literally no trace of it ever having been there. The only downside was that I originally wanted to use the vinyl on the side of my jars but it kept peeling itself off so it looks like it’s only suitable for flat surfaces but it’s staying on the lids perfectly, it’s a small payoff for the versatility it gives me.

Here’s how my spices, herbs and pulses etc look on my shelves now. I measured the lids of my cookie and kilner jars then cut a mass of circles on my Zing so I have plenty of labels left over for future jars, I placed the vinyl circles on my lids then wrote the contents on there as I filled each jar. The chalk marker is smudge free but wipes off with a wet cloth, clever huh?

I had hardly made a dent in my vinyl so I decided to make a little shopping list blackboard, it literally took 5 minutes to cut and have up in place ready to use. I have added the cut file below if you would like it :)

I placed my chalkboard next to my key hooks so I had somewhere to hold my chalk pen. I tied some thread around my marker then tied the other end onto one of the hooks, my marker sits happily on top of the hooks and the thread prevents the marker from falling onto the floor or getting lost.

Here’s your Free Cut File – Formats include ai, dxf, gsd, mtc, pdf, studio & svg:
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Shopping List Digital Cutting File by Bird

So, I still have approx half of my vinyl left so I may be back to show how else I use it, I don’t have any plans just yet but of course I’m open to ideas ;)

April 13, 2013 by Bird

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Rose Edge Card

Hello There!

I have the last of my Rose themed cards for you today, it’s a square card with a Rose Edge. I’m not sure what I’ll be moving onto next so if you have any suggestions, you never know, some of them might pop up in the future ;)

I cut my card base from some caramel card then applied a square of cream card to the inside of the card to emphasise the cut out roses. I cut a piece of patterned paper to fit down the left hand side of the card and layered onto more of the cream card then stitched the two together. I cut an opening with A Spellbinders Die then wrapped some seam binding at either end of the opening attaching it at the back of the panel. I measured the width of the opening and printed this sentiment on cream card to fit and adhered to the back of the panel, the last step was to attach the panel to the card base with 3d foam pads.

This is how the card looks when it’s closed…

…and when it’s opened

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Rose Edge Card Digital Cutting File by Bird

April 6, 2013 by Bird

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Rose Stencil Card

Good Afternoon!

I have a Rose Stencil Card for you today, it is the Rose arrangement I used on my Mum’s Mothers Day Card but to make it more useful I have set it into a square card base so you can use it for anyone on any occasion :) If you don’t fancy the idea of a square card and would like just the stencil, I’ve added that in a separate file for you too.

I approached this card similarly to the Rose Frame Card in my last post, I cut the card base and front stencil layer from the same card and cut the window layer from some vellum and glued all three together, it does give a neat finish to the inside and the outside of the card. I printed my sentiment onto some more of the pink card then covered with a circle of vellum which diffused the words then added a ring of pink card to the edge to cover the glued areas. I popped an eyelet into my tag and tied it to my seam binding bow.