Challenge #13: Winner

Not a lot of entries in our "For Baby" Challenge, but we did get 5 lovely projects.  Please clicking on their links for a closer look.  Thanks to those who entered and be sure to click on the "HOME" button for details on the current Challenge, which will always be the top post.

Challenge #13: FOR BABY

randomly drawn winner of the $5 SVG Gift Certificate

from THE CREATIVE POINTE

is  

#5 DARLENE S

Congratulations!

Please email Cindy at creative@avci.net to claim your Gift Certificate.

This Challenge's "Creative Choice" is one of two scrapbook layouts entered by

#4 BETH F

I loved Beth's idea of scapping her baby's ultrasound photos!  She included the perfect SVG files for it and the blue background paper lets everyone know that this little baby-to-be is a boy.  Congrats Beth!  Be sure to grab your badge from above.

Challenge #13: For Baby

Who doesn't love a baby?  And how fun to see what you create using SVG (or similar) files for a baby.  You can make a card, scrapbook layout, decor...anything related to the "Baby" theme.  We are so happy you've joined us and can't wait to see what you've created. 

FOR BABY

Prize for this challenge is a $5 Gift Certificate for SVG files

from the Creative Pointe's ON LINE STORE.

You'll find over 100 SVG files/sets available for all your paper crafting projects.

Winner will be randomly chosen from all submissions.

One extra special entry will receive the"Creative Choice" button.

Ready for some inspiration? Let's take a look at what the Design Team created using SVG diecuts. For detailed information and/or instructions, please click on their blog link.

Cindy from THE CREATIVE POINTE created these cards from three brand new SVG files:  SPECIAL DELIVERY STORK, BABY BUGGY and RUBBER DUCKIE CARD.  She says:  " Pop over to my blog for individual card pictures and details.  Plus a great Baby Blog Candy giveaway!"

Pam from MZLAVR2's CREATIONS created a banner using a pattern from Girl Boy Girl designs, letters from Lettering Delight, card stock and ribbon from her stash.  From the ribbon she dangled the duckie, rattle, pin and bottle from the BABY SET, while the pacifier is up by the ribbon bow.

Shelissa from SHELISSA'S CRAFT STUDIO used the duck file from the BABY SET to create her card.  She says:  "I used paper from my stash that I picked up from Michaels craft store.  I embossed the brown piece of card stock using the Cuttlebug embossing folder "Spots & Dots Pois & points".  I used a blue satin ribbon that I picked up from Michaels and finally I placed a rhinestone for the Duck's eye."

Carolyn from GRANNY MA's CREATIVE BLOG created this baby girl mini album using various SVG files.  Below are the inside pages and details from Carolyn.  Be sure to check her blog for info on how to purchase this mini album kit.

Front Cover--The title is BABY HEADING from The Creative Pointe that I placed on the front of the cover.  I supply my own paper when needed, and the skirting is created from scrapbook paper that I downloaded, printed out and then cut.  Another section of skirting was cut out in white cardstock, and the band across the bassinet was cut out using another scrapbook paper from My Memories Suite.  I drew in stitches on the title, "Baby".
Page One--Using the same scrapbook paper from My Memories Suite I cut out to the size of bassinet/crib and then the top of the crib I placed a layer of similar polka-dot paper and placed a ribbon along the edge, dividing the section from the lacy edge. The three bears I found on a search of the Internet...actually one bear that I welded together in my Silhouette Studio DE software, and print and cut the piece along with a background and layered over the edging banner.

PageTwo-- I cut out two ladybugs which is a SVG cut file from http://www.misskatecuttables.com  and placed them on each end of the banner.  The layered title I printed and cut and placed in the center; and the paper is from Joann Fabrics that my granddaughter purchased for the scrapbook I am creating for her little girl, Isabella....so I used it in this mini-album as it's going to my granddaughter.

Page Three--The baby bottle is a SVG cut file that I created...actually the back ground of the bottle used on the back cover of this album.  The scalloped circle cut out wrong, but I liked it so will use it to put a picture in...using it as a frame.


Page Four-- It's actually plain right now....it will probably have photo mats and a mat for writing in information.  

Back Cover--Once again I found the design for the paper on the Internet, brought it into my software and printed it out to use as scrapbook paper/designer paper.  The bottle I created as a SVG cut file in SCAL3, and brought it over to Studio Design Edition to print and cut.  I found the scalloped circle and scalloped frame on My Memories Suite, created a SVG file from it, and will use to insert a photo of baby into.  The bottle can be used as is, or for journaling.

Octavia from T's CORNER FOR SCRAPPIN' took the BABY SET into the kitchen. Using fondant, SCAL, and her Cricut cake cutter, she created this cute duckie cake!

Victoria from PAPER SQUIRREL created this sweet card and says:  "Spring has sprung and it's the season of new life!  I had a lot of fun with the baby bottle SVG in The Creative Pointe's BABY SET.  As soon as I saw it, I knew exactly how I wanted to use it.  I wanted it to look as if little hearts were floating in the bottle.  Come visit my blog to see how I accomplished this and for all the details."

Tina from TINA'S SCRAP CORNER created a beautiful layout for baby.  She says:  "I’ve been working on a 1st year album for our Son and DIL and was able to come up with a great layout using the BABY HEADING file from The Creative Pointe, which added a perfect touch to the layout. To find out all the details of the layout you’ll have to head over to my blog at Tina’s Scrap Corner"

Challenge #12: Winner

Our biggest week so far as we received 30 entries in our "Anything Goes" Challenge. Lots of great electronic cut file inspiration.  (Just a note:  we are still getting projects that don't meet that requirement.  While it's nice to see your projects, you are spending time and effort to link up to a Challenge you are not qualified to win)    To see what you can do with SVG (or similar) files, check out the entries by clicking on the links for a closer look.  Thanks to everyone who entered and be sure to click on the "HOME" button for details on the current Challenge, which will always be the top post.

Challenge #12: ANYTHING GOES

randomly drawn winner of the $5 SVG Gift Certificate

from THE CREATIVE POINTE

is  

#2  Dee's Cards

Congratulations!

Please email Cindy at creative@avci.net to claim your Gift Certificate.

With so many great projects to choose from, this Challenge's "Creative Choice" winner was really hard to decide.  But the one that stood out not only for it's beauty, but also for the creative use of cutting files is this lovely card:

#24 Tine

Congratulations Christine!

Challenge #12: Anything Goes

 

Time to open up the challenge to all SVG (or similar) file created projects!  We are so happy you've joined us and can't wait to see what you've created. 

ANYTHING GOES

Prize for this challenge is a $5 Gift Certificate for SVG files

from the Creative Pointe's ON LINE STORE.

You'll find over 100 SVG files/sets available for all your paper crafting projects.

Winner will be randomly chosen from all submissions.

One extra special entry will receive the"Creative Choice" button.

Ready for some inspiration? Let's take a look at what the Design Team created using SVG diecuts. For detailed information and/or instructions, please click on their blog link.

Carolyn from GRANNY MA's CREATIVE BLOG created this great layouts for her granddaughter using the new BOWLING SET.  She says:  "Using the Bowling Set file from The Creative Pointe, I created a 2-page layout of my granddaughter bowling.  (On the top layout you will see her bowing to the her loved ones because she made a spare.....)  Bowling pins borders, Let's Roll! title and bowler in the left hand corner of page one, and right corner of page 2 are all from the Bowling Set.  The frame is my own creation, combining a bowling ball and pin to the frame and layered over a photo.  Going with the same borders on page 2, and the bowler in right corner from The Creative Pointe, I also matted the photo of happy granddaughter.  The title is a purchased file from another svg company (can't remember as I purchase a lot of files here and there) and placed bowling balls at the end of each top border of bowling pins."

Victoria from PAPER SQUIRREL is busy prepping for her upcoming wedding and created this cute banner.   She says, "I am so excited that our two-week theme is "Anything Goes" because I got to check another wedding decor "to do" off my list with this Mr [heart] Mrs banner!  There are several versions on Pinterest (the ultimate wedding idea website) and I think it will be the perfect addition to the head table.  And because I used SVG and font files, it was a super-quick project.  Visit my blog for the details."  Victoria used the Bracket Element that you can get HERE free!

Pam from MZLAVR2's CREATIONS created this sweet backpack using the LEAVES & BRANCH files. She says, "Paper by Prima, leaves and branches cut from scraps, pink flowers from Prima, pearl flower centers from Miriam’s crafting supplies. Also used organza ribbon from my stash. The back pack cutting file is by Girl Boy Girl Designs available at Digi Chick."

Shelissa from SHELISSA'S CRAFT STUDIO used the challenge to starting thinking of ideas for her son's graduation party this summer.  She's showing some of the things that will be used for the party that she created using GRADUATION SIGNS 2013 and says, "I created a 3.5 x 4 box and coordinated the blue cardstock from my stash that I picked up from Michaels.  I used the pen tool with my Pazzles Inspiration to draw out the wording and picture on the box and cupcake topper."

Cindy from THE CREATIVE POINTE created a scrapbook layout using three SVG files:  PINE TREES & PINE CONE, SNOWMOBILE SET, and SNOWFLAKE SET.  She says, "Snowmobiling is very popular in our family so I do a scrap page each year.  Even though it's hard to see in this photo, the trees and subtle titles really fit the designer paper.  Click over to my blog for all the details."

Octavia from T's CORNER FOR SCRAPPIN' created a dimensional piece.  She says: "the dress form was cut from an SVG 16 times, (out of vellum) and 2 times from cardstock -  layered and decorated with flowers, ribbon, and beads. The "head" is a stick pin I made with flowers and beads.

Tina from TINA'S SCRAP CORNER created a layout for her puppy and says:  "I created a scrapbook layout with the dog house and large dog lettering block from The Creative Pointe's DOG ELEMENTS SVG set for the die cuts on the layout.  The layout was created around our youngest dog when we got him-7 weeks old in these pictures. Check out my blog to see all the details and some up close pictures of parts of the page."

Challenge #11: Winner

 Thanks to everyone who entered and be sure to click on the "HOME" button for details on the current Challenge, which will always be the top post.

Challenge #10: EASTER CARDS

randomly drawn winner of the $5 SVG Gift Certificate

from THE CREATIVE POINTE

is

3. Melanie Fink 

Congratulations!

Please email Cindy at creative@avci.net to claim your Gift Certificate.

So many lovely Easter cards and all of them worthy of praise.  

The one that stood out and is the winner of this 

Challenge's "Creative Choice" 

is 

3. Melanie Fink 

This card had so many darling elements and they all worked together beautifully!

Congrats Melanie on both wins!

Challenge #11: Easter Cards

Continuing with an Easter theme, this eleventh challenge is to show us your SVG (or similar) file created Easter Card Project.  We are so happy you've joined us and can't wait to see what you've created. 

EASTER CARDS

Prize for this challenge is a $5 Gift Certificate for SVG files

from the Creative Pointe's ON LINE STORE.

You'll find over 100 SVG files/sets available for all your paper crafting projects.

Winner will be randomly chosen from all submissions.

One extra special entry will receive the"Creative Choice" button.

Ready for some inspiration? Let's take a look at what the Design Team created using SVG diecuts. For detailed information and/or instructions, please click on their blog link.

Carolyn from GRANNY MA's CREATIVE BLOG created two cute cards for her great granddaughter and great grandson this Easter season.  The card above is from the EASTER BUNNY SET by The Creative Pointe.  She says:  "I first created a card base with flowers down the side ... I took the flower pieces and copied and welded to the right side.  I laid the card base on the virtual mat in SCAL3 and typed the sentiment "Hoppy Easter" and placed it on the section and then using a pen instead of the blade, I printed the sentiment.  I colored in the sentiment with Sakura gel pens.  Cut the Easter bunny, grass (from my Silhouette Studio library) and eggs and placed on this card.  The centers of the flowers, were punched out using a regular hole hand punch and then colored with yellow Sakura gel pens.  Brads could have been used but they would be bulky for mailing purposes."

The second card Carolyn created is from A Cute Bunny .  She says:  "I got this image when I was on her Design Team and I really liked it.  This time the card base was created lengthwise with the fold at the top and I printed the same sentiment at the top.  Placed the Cute Bunny on the grass with a Easter basket full of eggs.  The eggs were printed on my Cameo using a black pen and then colored in with my Stampin Up markers.  I used clear gel pen on the eggs."

Victoria from PAPER SQUIRREL created this card using the bunny from the EASTER BUNNY SET.  She says:  "I created a patchwork card with a fun leaping bunny silhouette from The Creative Pointe's "Easter Bunny" SVG set as the focal point.  Check out my blog to see all the little details on this card and find out how I gave my bunny some personality."

Octavia from T's CORNER FOR SCRAPPIN' used the EASTER EGG SET plus flat back embellishments, ribbon, and embossing to create this shaped egg card.  Octavia says: "I tried to decorate my egg card with a little bit of all I could!"

Shelissa from SHELISSA'S CRAFT STUDIO used the EASTER BUNNY SET to cut out various sizes of bunnies using the Pazzles Inspiration die cutting machine.  Shelissa says:  "The paper and ribbon I picked up from Michael's Craft Store.  I used my printer to print out the Happy Easter sentiment."

Cindy from THE CREATIVE POINTE used the bunny head from the HOPPY EASTER BUNNY set.  She says:  "I put the diecut on a wobbly spring so that the bunny's head moves.  Pink and brown papers, a brown velvet ribbon and a stamped setiment complete the card.  For more details, please visit my blog".

Tina from TINA'S SCRAP CORNER made this card using the EASTER HEADINGS set. She says:  " I went with different variances of purple for the card. The "Happy" part of the sentiment was cut from a font out of the SCAL program.  I punched the edge with a MS swirly punch and added a rich razzleberry grosgrain ribbon from SU.  The card is finished off with lavender Liquid Pearls."

Pam from MZLAVR2's CREATIONS created this cute card using files from the HOPPY EASTER BUNNY SET.  So cute!

Challenge #10: Winner

 A disappointing turn out for this challenge.  We hope that the next one will interest more players.  Please click on the "HOME" button for details on the current Challenge, which will always be the top post.

Challenge #10: EASTER--NOT A CARD

winner of the $5 SVG Gift Certificate

from THE CREATIVE POINTE

is our only player

#1 Karen W.

Congratulations!

Please email Cindy at creative@avci.net to claim your Gift Certificate.

Karen's entry was super cute and definitely worthy of being chosen as this 

Challenge's "Creative Choice".

Cute little bunnies on the sides just added to the sweetness of this paper purse.

Thanks for sharing it Karen!