Simply Crafty SVGs - Hot Cocoa Bar

 Hello, my friends!

Welcome to a new project share for Simply Crafty SVGs!

This month I'm sharing a really fun 3D gift box!

This is just great for the upcoming season.

I've used:

Hot Cocoa Bar SVG File

The shop sample has been made in a Christmas theme.

To switch things up, I made mine in a Winter theme.

Either way - it's a fabulous file.

Here's mine:

Isn't that cute?

When I was a little girl, I always loved this kind of thing for my Dawn dolls.

Does anyone else remember Dawn dolls?

Never mind a store, all they would need is this Hot Cocoa Bar! lol

I used some fun frosty papers to make my box.

Although it doesn't show in the photo, all the snowflakes have glitter treatment.

To finish it off I added a few snowflakes punched out of glitter paper.

Here you can see the back of the box.

What's this in the photo below?

Do I actually have something in my box?

After sharing so MANY empty boxes, I thought I would switch things up! lol

Here you can see my last package of my favorite After Eight hot chocolate.

It fits perfectly!

Wouldn't that make a fun gift? 

It holds quite a few hot chocolate packets.

Or you could fill it with a number of other treats.

You could even switch things up and make it into a coffee bar,

then fill it with some coffee beans!

So many fun ways to use this one!

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File from Simply Crafty SVGs:

Hot Cocoa Bar SVG File

Other Materials Used:

American Crafts Cardstock;

Mambi Let it Snow Collection;

DCWV Glitter Stack;

Martha Stewart - Acrctic Sowflake Punch;

Cuttlebug Embossing Folder.

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Thanks for stopping by today!
I hope you found some inspiration!
I'll be back next month to share a brand new project! :o)

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Here are all the links:

Simply Crafty SVGs Shop

Simply Crafty SVGs Blog

Simply Craft SVGs Facebook

Simply Crafty SVGs - Apple Gift Box and Card

 Hello, my friends!

Welcome to a new project share for Simply Crafty SVGs!

This month I'm sharing a fun gift box and card set.

I've used:

Apple Gift Box SVG File

I had intended to make this up in Fall themed papers

but discovered that I'm very short on those.

Shocking, I know! lol

So I used a fun school themed pack instead.

Here's the set:

Isn't that a great set?

This is another really fun project to put together!

It opens on the top and offers enough room for lots of goodies!

Why are my boxes always empty? ;o)

Once I had cut out all the apple layers,

for both the box and the card,

I had these fun little shapes left over from the centers.

I layered those ito a pretty little flower and added it to the top of the box.

I had so much fun putting the apple together,

that I decided I wanted to make a card.

It's so easy to do with these great files!

I grouped just the apple cuts together in Design Space.

Then I sized it to 10".

I did a copy/paste on the base apple and flipped it horizontally.

I positioned them side by side and welded them into a card.

I am by no means and expert in anything to do with Design Space,

as I really haven't spent much time playing around with files.

However, this was very quick and easy to do.

I really like this apple cut, and the layered leaf is fabulous too!

I used my Best Glue Ever with the No-Clog Writing Cap to put it all together.

It's just right for all the intricate bits.

The papers I used have special treatments of gloss and glitter,

so it makes a very pretty set!

File from Simply Crafty SVGs:

Apple Gift Box SVG File

Other Materials Used:

Cricut Explore Air;

DCWV Edumacation Stack;

Recollections Cardstock;

ScraPerfect - Best Glue Ever and No-Clog Writing Cap.

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Thanks for stopping by today!
I hope you found some inspiration!
I'll be back next month to share a brand new project! :o)

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Here are all the links:

Simply Crafty SVGs Shop

Simply Crafty SVGs Blog

Simply Craft SVGs Facebook

Simply Crafty SVGs - Crayon Box

Hello, my friends!

Welcome to a new project share for Simply Crafty SVGs!

This month I'm sharing a fun little Crayon Box.

With the start of school right around the corner here, 

it's the pefect time to share this one.

The good news for all of you is that this is a FREE file!

It measures about 2 1/2" x 3 1/2",

and is just the right size to hold a gift card. 

Or you could fill it with yummy treats.

Or you could fill it with a gift card and yummy treats! lol

It would be a thoughtful gift for any teacher, or student,

that may be nervous about heading back to school.

Here's my box:

As you can see, I opted to add a little shaker element.

I found this fun pencil paper in my stash.

It's not crayons but I think it works very well.

It's a very easy project that goes together very quickly,

and it's so much fun to make!

I added a piece of acetate, 

and then used a piece of white cardstock behind.

I think the white shows off the shaker bits beautifully!

File from Simply Crafty SVGs:

Crayon Box Cut File

Other Materials Used:

Cricut Explore Air;

Recollections Cardstock;

Project Life Desktop Edition;

Scrap of Grafix Acetate;

Unknown Sequins and Micro Beads.

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Thanks for stopping by today!
I hope you found some inspiration!
I'll be back next month to share a brand new project! :o)

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Here are all the links:

Simply Crafty SVGs Shop

Simply Crafty SVGs Blog

Simply Craft SVGs Facebook 

Simply Crafty SVGs - Butterfly Box with No Butterfly?

Hello, my friends!

Welcome to a new project share for Simply Crafty SVGs!

This month I'm sharing another fun little gift box.
It's called Butterfly Fliptop Box.

When you click on the link you'll see Sandy's great version.
I thought I would show you another way to use this cut.
Although I will definitely be making one with the butterfly soon. 
It's really lovely!

Here's my box:

With Spring in mind I used some pretty floral paper. 

I didn't add all the panels that are included.

This is a closer look at the floral embellishment. 

I added a little velcro tab, to ensure a secure closing of the box.

Here is what I did to alter this file for the Easter season.

I cut one yellow panel for the back side.

Then I stamped it with a sweet little bunny,

and a lovely sentiment.

Finally, I added a pretty ribbon bow to the top.

Now it's a sweet Easter treat box for someone special!

Other Materials Used:
Papers: American Crafts Paper Pad;
Stamp: CTMH - Sensational Season;
Ink: Memento Ink - Desert Sand;
Yellow Gingham Ribbon;
Velcro Tab.

File from Simply Crafty SVGs:

Butterfly Fliptop Box

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Thanks for stopping by today!
I hope you found some inspiration!
I'll be back next month to share a brand new project! :o)

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Here are all the links:

Simply Crafty SVGs Shop

Simply Crafty SVGs Blog

Simply Craft SVGs Facebook

Simply Crafty SVGs - Takeout Box

Hello, my friends!

Welcome to a new project share for Simply Crafty SVGs!

This month I'm sharing another really fun treat box!

I've used:

Takeout Box 


This is another one that's really quick and easy to put together.
I see all kinds of creative possibilities with it.Here is what I did with it:

I've added a little bit of Asian flair to my box.

Isn't that fun?

I'm always sharing this fun boxes but I never have anything on hand to put in them.

So this time I made a little something to go inside!

I made a few fun fortune cookies out of paper.

I simply cut circles of paper, and folded them up like a fortune cookie.

I used mini glue dots to hold the folds together.

They'd be fun with a little message tucked inside, wouldn't they?

I really had fun putting this one together!

Other Materials Used:

Papers: Recollections - Cardstock,

DCWV - The Far East Stack.

File from Simply Crafty SVGs:

Takeout Box

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Thanks for stopping by today!
I hope you found some inspiration!
I'll be back next month to share a brand new project! :o)

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Here are all the links:

Simply Crafty SVGs Shop

Simply Crafty SVGs Blog

Simply Craft SVGs Facebook

Rinea Tutorial - Acorn Box

Hello, my friends!

Today I have a fun tutorial for Rinea.

I'm going to show you how to make this fun 
Acorn Box,
using these fabulous foiled papers!
With the American Thanksgiving still to come,
I thought I'd sneak in another appropriate project.

Again, I have used the fabulous Autumn Foiled Paper Pack!
This gorgeous collection is a definite favorite!

Here's my project:

Here's how I did it...

Materials Used:

Rinea Autumn Foiled Paper Variety Pack;

AC - Light Brown Cardstock, Scrap of White;

My Scrap Chick - Acorn Box Cut File;

(Hand-cut patterns are included for those without machines)

Cricut Explore Air Machine;

Amy R - Happy Harvest Stamp Set;

Momenta - Leaf Dies;

Stampin' Up - Label Punch;

Martha Stewart Punches - Rose Leaf, Branch;

Momento - Tuxedo Black Ink;

Celebrate It - Ribbon.

1. I cut the acorn box out of the light brown cardstock, and folded all the score lines.

2. I cut the bottom panel pieces from the Mocha/Mocha  Starstruck foiled paper, and the top panel pieces from the Mocha/Gold Glossy foiled paper.

3. While the cardstock pieces were still flat, I adhered the foiled paper panels in place.

4. I then assembled the box as per the instructions that come with the cut file. 

5. Using the leaf dies, I cut leaves out of the Ruby and Marigold foiled papers, in both the Glossy and the Starstruck.

6. I also punched extra leaves, and then punched the branch out of the Mocha and the Gold.

7. I punched the label out of white cardstock, and stamped the "Happy Thanksgiving" in place. I folded up the bottom of the label, so there would be a flat spot to adhere it to the lid of the acorn box. I adhered it in place on the acorn lid, right in front of the stem.

8. I then adhered all the leaves and branches in place around the top of the lid.

9. Finally, I tied a pretty ribbon bow, and adhered it in place to the front edge of the lid.

Wouldn't this be lovely on a Thanksgiving table?

It would also make a lovely hostess gift,

or just a pretty decor piece!

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Thanks so much for stopping by today!
I'll be back soon with another fun project!
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Here are all the links for you:

Rinea

Rinea Inspires Blog

Rinea Facebook

Simply Crafty SVGs - Fall Gable Box

Hello, my friends!

Welcome to a new project share for Simply Crafty SVGs!

This month I'm sharing a fun Fall gift box idea.

I've used:

Wide Gable Box

I have to say that I really like this file very much!

It's one that I'll be using again and again.

It's a quick and easy one to put together,

and there are SO MANY creative possibilities! 

I just left it plain this time but I can see one with 

lots of layers and embellishments,

or one with a fun scene on the side.

Here's a peek at the inside of the box.

It's actually the perfect size for my favorite special chocolate bars! 

Here's the other side.

It's just a really fabulous box!

Other Materials Used:

Papers: DCWV - Cardstock;

Recollections - Autumn Collection;

Machine: Cricut Explore Air.

File from Simply Crafty SVGs:

Wide Gable Box

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Thanks for stopping by today!
I hope you found some inspiration!
I'll be back next month to share a brand new project! :o)

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Simply Crafty SVGs - More Organization

Hello, my friends!

Welcome to a new project share for Simply Crafty SVGs!

This month I'm sharing another fun organization project!

I've used:

Small Ink Pad Holder File 

but I've used it as the optional drawer.

My original intent was to create the 
Small Ink Pad Holder.
However, when I got to this point in the project,
I realized that I really needed to leave this as a drawer.

Isn't that great?

I've used papers that coordinate with my previous project HERE.

I intend to make several more of these drawers,

and stack them up on top of each other.

What will I use them for?

Well...they are perfect for all the digital printouts that I have.

I can print out all I need for a project, 

and put them in a drawer until I need them.

Also, once I'm finished one of my digital projects, 

I often have numerous leftover bits and pieces.

I can put them all together in a drawer, and label it.  

 

This is the view from the back...

...and the other side.

It's about an inch tall, so it will hold lots of goodies.

Then when I saw this photo I thought of another fun use for this box.

It would be a wonderful presentation box for a mini album.

It could just fit right into the drawer and be slipped closed.

I think I'll have to give that a shot!

To turn this drawer into the Small Ink Pad Holder,

it's just a matter of making one more cut paper with a grid,

and inserting it into the drawer.

File from Simply Crafty SVGs:

Small Ink Pad Holder File 

Other Materials Used:
Papers: Colorbok - Black;
WRMK - Tiffany.

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Thanks for stopping by today!
I hope you found some inspiration!
I'll be back next month to share a brand new project! :o)

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Here are all the links:

Simply Crafty SVGs Shop

Simply Crafty SVGs Blog

Simply Craft SVGs Facebook