Kristin 
Welcome to the November 2023 Printable Cuttable Creatables Design Team Blog Hop! If you’re up for some crafty fun, our awesome Design Team has prepared some truly inspiring projects for you, plus chances to win prizes…and I have a FREE SVG File just for participating! It’s Cyber Week! Take 50% Off ALL designs in the … Read more
Christmas Gift Tags + FREE SVG – for a Limited Time! This year I was so excited to be invited to participate in the 2×12 Cardstock Shop‘s 12 Days of Christmas Event! 12 Designers, 12 crafty Christmas paper projects – and best of all, 12 Free SVG files to create each project! For my project, … Read more
Hello friends! This is Linh or LV Handcrafted across the socials. Did you know there are over 400 freebies you can get from PCC? There are new SVG freebies coming out each week, and great seasonal ones!
I made this Cute Candy Corn Card featuring two different free SVG files – Candy Corn Shaped Card and Candy Corn Cutie. If you’re looking for a fun, inexpensive way to create Halloween cards, these are not only free, but fast and easy to make really special cards.
See how it’s done in this video tutorial:
Here are 6 quick & easy steps:
| STEP 1 Load the two SVGs into your electric cutting machine and cut the separated pieces from the colors you’d like. If your machine doesn’t have the scoring tool, score the card base by lining up where the curved lines start to straighten out. |   |
| STEP 2 Apply the larger piece (orange in my card) to the card base. Apply the smaller piece (yellow in my card) and line it up at the bottom of my card. |  |
| STEP 3 Assemble the large candy corn from the “Candy Corn Cutie” SVG. NOTE: I didn’t use the cut pieces for cheeks and mouth but you can inlay those pieces if you like. |  |
| STEP 4 The small candy corns in the sentiment are different from the candy corn card. There’s a base (white), bottom (yellow) and a middle (orange). The bottom and middle layers are flush with one another and not stacked on top of each other. |  |
| STEP 5 I recommend adhering the individual elements around the border first. The shape of the shadow layer can help inform placement of the sentiment and elements. Then center the “Corn” sentiment in the middle of the space remaining. |  |
| STEP 6 Adhere the sentiment to your card and embellish as you wish! |  |
Thanks for checking out my project today!
LV Handcrafted
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Hi There, it’s Ellen here taking over the PCC blog today.
Are you ready for Halloween yet? I am! I have wanted to make some cute Halloween Trick or Treat Bag Gifts Sets!
I made two different bags, plus a candy tin and tumbler glass cans using my Cricut along with some inexpensive dollar store supplies, and of course the cutest Halloween SVG files from PCC.
In this post I used:
First, I decorated the tin and glass can with vinyl. I changed the orange color in the image to iridescent vinyl.
The Halloween Ghost Wreath SVG file is perfect to fit on a circular lid.
Of course I wanted to be able to hand out the treats in a fun DIY Trick or Treat bag. PCC has a lot of Halloween files to choose from.
I love the Cute Halloween Faces SVG Files Collection, but it’s very difficult to choose between them all! I used the ones that appealed to me the most.
For the back I used a sentiment that I thought matched the monster bride face on the front.
I couldn’t resist making more! That’s why you can see a second Halloween Trick or Treat Bag Gifts Set here.
Just as I did with the first glass can, I used glitter vinyl for the main image. Together with the iridescent, it really makes these illustrations pop.
This Trick or Treat tin is adorable.
As a final Halloween craft, I made another Halloween Trick or Treat bag using the adorable girl werewolf face..
I love how these Halloween Trick or Treat Bag gifts sets turned out, now I just need to decide what we will dress up as!
How about you? Do you like things scary and gory, or are you like me and enjoy keeping things a little lighter for Halloween?
-Ellen
Affiliate Disclosure: I may be an affiliate for some products recommended in this post. This means that if you purchase items through my links I will earn a small commission, at no extra cost to you. I only recommend products that I have personally used and enjoy and when you order through my link, it helps me continue to offer you weekly free SVG files, digital papers, scrapbook sketches, tutorials, and other fun things. Thank you in advance for your support!
Hello everyone, it’s Monica from Moni’s Design with a quick and easy project. Have you ever been so busy that you forget to buy the candies for your kids, your students, or your kids’ friends? I know I have! Here’s a fun idea for you! Coloring cards!!! All you need is: How to make it: … Read more
I’m so thrilled that October is here! Halloween is my favorite holiday to craft for, and I’m bursting with ideas and projects to make. If you visit me at my site, Morena’s Corner, you’ll see how much I enjoy this season! Today I’m sharing a project that is both fun to make and to give! These Halloween bag clips are perfect for boo bags, classroom parties, and Halloween party favors!
I’m just getting started out with my laser cutter/engraver, so I was thrilled to see the new Laser Cut Files offered at Printable Cuttable Creatables. I used one of the adorable laserable files to create these cute bag clips that are perfect for boo bags and party favors.
Halloween Bag Clips Supplies
Size the images to your liking (mine were approximately 3 inches) and then engrave and cut the wood.
Use paint pens to color in the wood images.
Hot glue a clothespin to the back of each colored figure. If you want to you can also color the clothes pin before gluing it on.
Fill the boo bags or goody bags with treats, and then clip them closed with the Halloween bag clips.
Have fun crafting and creating with these cute halloween laser cut files!
– Morena
Affiliate Disclosure: I may be an affiliate for some products recommended in this post. This means that if you purchase items through my links I will earn a small commission, at no extra cost to you. I only recommend products that I have personally used and enjoy and when you order through my link, it helps me continue to offer you weekly free SVG files, digital papers, scrapbook sketches, tutorials, and other fun things. Thank you in advance for your support!
Hi there, it’s Dorlene and I’m sharing a Cheers Champagne Glasses Scrapbook Layout that I created to celebrate my nephew’s wedding. Even though the layout is pretty simple, by adding the Flourish Champagne Glasses E223 image, it really glams it up! I used solid white cardstock for the glasses and gold vellum for the champagne. … Read more
Today I have a super fun blog post ready for you. I made two super adorable bookmarks with vinyl.
To make these I used the “Groovy Retro Flowers” and the “Happy Pencil” SVG Files.
Let me show you how I made the first bookmark.
I started out by creating a bookmark template. Measure a real life bookmark and try to mimic it as much as you can – a basic rectangle about 5”L x 2”W (12cm x 5cm) will work if you want to cut your own base from cardstock or chipboard.
Next, make a pattern with the elements you want to use (here 2 flowers from the “Groovy Retro Flowers” SVG Files).
With the ‘slice’ tool from Cricut Design Space, you can cut a shape from another shape. Using the slice tool will split two overlapping images in different parts. Each new shape will appear as an individual layer. Now you can delete the unwanted images. I used “slice” to trim the edges of the daisies that extended past the edges of the bookmark template.
For my first bookmark, I used a clear acrylic bookmark. For that reason I cut out all images out of vinyl. I used the layout that I created in Cricut Design Space as a reference to place all the flowers while finishing the bookmark.
I finished it off with a tassel and wooden bead. This is really so cute!!
Of course I also wanted to show a second example…
For this bookmark, I used the ‘combine’ tool from Cricut Design Space. This allows you to create new shapes. I used the ‘Unite’ button to merge the two yellow parts of the pencil shapes to make one larger pencil (little note; the layers may change position). Next I united the eyes with the yellow layers so that it became one image. As the last step I added my name.
Because I had a wooden bookmark for my second example, I used heat transfer vinyl. Heat Transfer Vinyl sticks much better to wood and provides a professional look,
These happy colors really make my heart jump up and down. It’s great as a teacher gift or simply for your own use.
P.s. Want to see a third way to make bookmarks? Check out my sublimation bookmarks here:
DIY Sublimation Bookmarks (printablecuttablecreatables.com)
-Ellen
Affiliate Disclosure: I may be an affiliate for some products recommended in this post. This means that if you purchase items through my links I will earn a small commission, at no extra cost to you. I only recommend products that I have personally used and enjoy and when you order through my link, it helps me continue to offer you weekly free SVG files, digital papers, scrapbook sketches, tutorials, and other fun things. Thank you in advance for your support!
Hello everyone! It’s Mónica from Moni’s Design here sharing with you the cutest A Whole Vibe Retro Cake Topper. I’m using “It’s a Whole Vibe SVG file and the Retro Smile Flower Free SVG File and playing with the colors I need. (You can use any color you want). I used the contour option on … Read more
How to Setup the xTool M1 Laser Machine After drooling over all the amazing laser-cut projects on Pinterest and crafting groups, I decided it was time to add a laser machine to my craft room and take my crafting to the next level! Laser cutters can open a whole new world of crafting possibilities, and … Read more
Kris here and I think, what better way to end my spring Design Team roll with what got me started with Printable Cuttable Creatables in the first place…..birthday things!!! A few years back my daughter had a mermaid themed birthday in which I used PCC designs to help with the birthday theme. This year’s birthday … Read more
Hello, friends! It’s Nancy here with a fun new project!
Sadly, this will be my final post as a Design Team member.
I’ve made the tough decision to step down from the team.
I’d like to thank Kristin, and the rest of the DT, for all the fun!
It’s been a fabulous year!
For my final project, I have created another shaped bee card.
If you missed my tutorial on how I make the shaped card base,
you can find it HERE.
Again, I have used:
Here’s my card:
I began by making my shaped card base.
I then used the same shape to size another layer slightly smaller.
I then combined one of the papers from the collection with the shape.
This gave me the printed layer for the background.
The wreath element is so pretty!
I used the “print then cut” for that element. I inked all the edges and adhered it in place.
I curled the leaves and wings up, then added some glitter glue for some sparkle.
Although this is a flat piece, it has lots of dimension.
Here is the inside of the card:
I simply used the “print then cut” option with another fun element,
and adhered it in place.
This is such a fun collection to play with!
It includes a wonderful variety of papers and elements.
The creative possibilities are endless! :o)
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Printable Cuttable Creatable Products Used:
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Thanks for stopping by today
…and for all your support over the last year!
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Nancy
The Nickel Nook
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