Mug Shot | Kelly Janes

Hey everyone! Kelly here today to share a new layout using the Java Script Cut File.

I started in Cricut Design Space by using the "contour" feature to hide the words in the coffee mug. I then took one of the hearts from the steam and duplicated it. I resized the heart and "sliced" it in the center of the mug. I then cut the mug on a piece of ombre patterned paper from Pinkfresh Studio.

I took a piece of white cardstock and added some mixed media and stamping. I positioned the mug in the center of the layout after I added hand-stitching around the outside edge of the cut file. I then added numerous floral die cuts to make it look like they were coming out of the mug.

I added my photo to the left of the cut file and positioned my title on the mug. I added my journaling with a white pen at the base of the mug; along with white splatters. I thought the edges of the layout looked a little bare, so I cut messily along the edges and added a pink patterned paper.

This layout was so fun to put together! Coffee & my dogs are two of my favorite things!

mug shot | with orange gearle

Hi!  Orange Gearle here with my first Holiday layout of the season!  However, it's not really a holiday layout it's about friendship and coffee -- featuring the red cups that we all know and love!

I knew I wanted to tell this story about our red cup adventure so I searched The Cut Shoppe etsy store for a coffee cut file and found the  Java Script cut file. Perfect!  Here is a look at all of the elements in the cut file (I only used two)!

I used my Silhouette Cameo to cut out the "latte love" and "mugshot" files using black card stock. I also had my Cameo create little holes so I could easily stitch around my title. 

While my Cameo was making the hole for the stitching I also used the sketch pen to make my journaling go around my main grid area. 

I used up some of my stash for the embellishments -- an older Elle's Studio Christmas collection. The red cup card is an exclusive from a Clique Kit Christmas kit and that lovely flair is from {A Flair for Buttons}.

This was a fun one to put together! It came together quite quickly and I did make a process video if that's something that suits your fancy!

Thanks for stopping by -- see you again soon! XO o.g.