Life's Ruff

Hey crafty peeps, Aimee here sharing a super simple and easy layout using some printables from The Cut Shoppe!

Aren’t these 3x4 cards the cutest! I love how easy they are to work with. If you don’t pocket page scrap, but love the cards, this grid is a great way to use those cards on a layout.

 

I printed the cards on some pretty thick card stock, and just ran it through my photo printer.

 

I used some foam adhesive on my photo to “lift” it off the page giving a bit of dimension.

 

I also used some cut files for some simple accents.

                                give a dog a bone                                                                                            for the dogs

 

A little bit of splatter paint, machine stitching and puffy stickers and I have a layout that took less than 30 min!

Thanks for stopping by!

 

All You Need

Good Morning Creative Friends!
Today's layout is made up of hearts and glitter and an amazing cut file from Ashley!  I don't know about you, but our black lab is definitely one of the family! Sometimes, I think she's one of the kids!  I picked up this glitter paper, polka dot glitter paper to boot awhile back and was waiting for something special to use it on.

I used The Give A Dog A Bone cut file from The Cut Shoppe and it's full of cuts for your canine pages! There's also one for kitties!

I love how this turned out and I LOVE that the glitter paper was no challenge for the intricate cut file and the Cameo! Just make sure your mat is super sticky and that your cut settings for your blade are correct and it should cut like butter (which my dog also loves!)

Ashley thinks of everything doesn't she? 

Get crafty! We'd love to see what you are making!

Rescued & Loved

Hello there! I, Allie, can't even tell you how excited I am about the new Give a Dog a Bone cut file! We have a rescue dog that we are absolutely crazy about, so I couldn't wait to use the "Rescued & Loved" part of this cut file!

I got some sketch pens for Christmas that I hadn't broken into it yet, and I thought they would be perfect for this layout! 

I sketched the title multiple times to make it into a background. I then cut it out once and painted it with watercolor that matched the sketch pen. I then used pop dots to layer the cut file over one of the sketched designs. 

I love the look of the sketch pens mixed with the watercolored cut file! I'm super excited to use every bit of this cut file. I love any excuse to make a layout about my dog! Thank you for letting me share with you today!