Showing posts with label Rosey Posey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rosey Posey. Show all posts

Friday, June 22, 2018

Be YOU | Helen Gullett

Hello everyone... Helen is here today with a baby scrapbook project to share with you all that I created using the Just Be You cut file, Be Mine cut file, Rosey Posey cut file, and Gallery Wall cut file.



I have been putting this project aside for a while and when I joined the team, I am jumping back into scrapbooking :) I hope I can get more layouts done this season. I used Smash Book for my daughter's baby book.


On this page, I used the Be Mine cut file to add the title on top of the baby picture. I secured it with fabric botton. For the background, I added some paper doily, patterned paper, and washi tapes. I embellished this page with some foliage gems, butterflies cut outs, and some fabric flowers. I doodled the tracks for the butterflies using white gel pen.


I cut out the Rosey Posey cut file after I resized it. I used watercolor paper and then colored it with Arteza Real Brush Pens and Wink Of Stella Brush Pen for extra glitter and sparkles. I wish my camera could capture the sparkles on the flower. And then, I set it aside to dry while working on the next page.


On this page, I cut out the Just Be You cut file using black cardstock, and then I colored it with Gold Paint Marker and traced the edge with White Paint Parker. They are acrylic paint markers and they dry quickly. I added the cut out on the page with dries-clear adhesive glue.

I resized one of the arrows from Gallery Wall cut file and then cut it out of white cardstock and added it on the page right below the title with dries-clear adhesive glue.

I added a piece of white cardstock on the back of the Rosey Posey flower with dries-clear adhesive, fussy cut the extra paper, and then added it on top of the arrow with adhesive glue.

The pages are done. I hope you all enjoy today's project and be inspired to create with The Cut Shoppe cutting files.

Here are the preview of cutting files I used on my layouts today where you can find them all at The Cut Shoppe Store :)





Thank you so much for stopping by!



Saturday, January 6, 2018

Grow | Anna Komenda

Hello everyone. It's Anna here with my first inspiration in 2018. I have so many scrappy plans for this year and one of them is to use up my hoarded goodies. And what works best with stretching your collections? Cut files!!! You can match them getting new results and new inspirations. And The Cut Shoppe has the perfect cut files for every project.
I created this colorful page today using "Rosey posey" cut file. 


I used watercolor paper to cut it out and painted is using watercolors. It's a fantastic way to customize your cut outs and make them fit every page.


Those whimsical flowers look so pretty backed with some more intense color. They would also look great backed with paper scraps.


I used pictures of my daughter Maja picking up the flowers and "Rosey posey" background is a perfect match for theme of those photos.
This is a cut file I used:


I also have a process video for this page:


That is all for today. I will be back soon with some Valentine's Day inspiration.
XO Anna


Thursday, June 29, 2017

My All Time Favorite Cut Shoppe Layouts | Irit Landgraf

Hi! Irit here and today I would like to share with you my favorite projects created for The Cut Shoppe blog. I've been on Ashley's design team for almost two years, and have enjoyed every minute! Let's get started!
There are some amazing alphas and phrase cut files in the Cut Shoppe, and I love using them to create a great title-






 Here are some favorites-




I love getting my mixed media on with my cut files! Cutting pretty designs from white cardstock is such an easy way of using color and having fun with great results.





Here are some great options for cut files that work well with mixed media-




I loved being on The Cut Shoppe team and will continue using these awesome cut files. Thanks for stopping by and have a lovely day!

Sunday, August 28, 2016

DREAM

Hello everyone, it's Monique on the blog today sharing another summer layout featuring the "Rosey Posey" cut file. I adore the warm summer days we're having right now. Not because I love the high temperatures (not at all!), but because of the fun summer photos I can finally take! The Netherlands are famous for their grey skies and that doesn't make great photos. Having said that, I have to admit that this photo was taken in Greece, lol.


I adore the Rosey Posey cut file I used for this page! I cut it from a sheet of white cardstock and added a bit of light pink Gelatos mixed with water. 


For my layout I used the "Shine" collection from Maggie Holmes. I love the colors and all the embellishments in this collection. The "open" flower, leaves & heart die-cuts match this cut file to a tee! 



With some machine stitching and a few color shine drops my page was done!

Thank you so much for stopping by today! I hope I gave you a bit of inspiration to scrap those summer photos! For more awesome cut files, please hop over to The Cut Shoppe Etsy Store! 

Wishing you a fab Sunday! 





Wednesday, July 27, 2016

Be Happy

Hello everyone! It's Zinia here again to share with you another layout I created using one of my most favorite The Cut Shoppe cut files ever.

The cut file I used here is Rosey Posey and it's one of the most beautiful floral cut files I've ever seen.  You can probably tell that I really love florals.



So I cut this file out of an A4 piece of paper (similar to 8,5x11) without having a specific plan. I played around a bit with some supplies of my stash and I decided I wanted to use a dark floral paper by the Simple Stories Carpe Diem collection.




I layered a piece of vellum with gold words on top of the paper to lighten it a bit and then I thought that I should bring in some more of that gold. That's how  I decided to mist my cut file with a gold Glimmer Mist. I didn't want to cover it completely, just add some glimmer to it and create a messy gold pattern.


I layered my photo on some yellow polka dot paper and some tissue paper and embellished around it with some random bits from my stash. I used a flower I fussy cut out from another paper of the Carpe Diem collection, a Pink Fresh Studio rubber charm, a Dear Lizzy brad and some white thread.


As a finishing touch I added some strips of the Tim Holtz tiny phrase stickers.


I really hope you got inspired to create some beautiful projects with some amazing design from The Cut Shoppe. Thanks for stopping by.








Saturday, November 21, 2015

Hello Lovely

Hi! Irit here with a new layout. I love florals and use a lot of floral die cuts. One of my favorites in The Cut Shoppe is Rosey Posey. I have used it in the past, but this time I used the Silhouette software to create a background for my layout. Here's the finished page-


Here are the cut files I used:



 I used my watercolors to add color to the die cut, letting them dry and going back adding color where I felt it was needed. I added very few embellishments as the background is colorful and interesting enough. 
 

For the title I welded two words and backed them with patterned paper. 
Final touches were this lovely camera from the Dear Lizzy Documentary line and those cute leaves from Freckled Fawn.


 

And don't forget to watch my process video showing how this layout came together!


Thanks for visiting and have a great day!

Friday, May 8, 2015

So Happy With You

Hello there!! I have a layout to share with you today using the gorgeous Rosey Posey cut file.



 I had a beautiful, pastel colored paper that called for a soft layout. I decided to use white on white for an elegant and pretty look. I cut out the "Rosey Posey" shape in a larger size, and used it as the background for my page.


I love how it adds so much dimension and complexity to the layout without going over the top! Using tone on tone is such a great way to add a little something extra to your layouts!


I used flower elements with a similar shape to tie the look together. I can't wait to use this cut file again, it's definitely a favorite of mine!