Merry | Mandy Melville

Hello everyone!

Mandy here with you today to share a traveler's notebook layout using the Holly Jolly Christmas cut file, available from The Cut Shoppe. We had an early Christmas celebration with my brother's family this week as they live interstate, and the kids had so much fun catching up with their cousins. They only get to see each other a couple of times a year, but whenever we see them, the kids always pick right up where they left off. I love this photo of Eleanor with my niece Avey, giving each other a cuddle.

I decided on using the Christmas tree background from the Holly Jolly Christmas cut file set, and it worked perfectly with my photo!

I started my layout off by covering the left hand side of the spread with two patterned papers from the Felicity Jane Noel collection. Next I added my photo, and I also tucked a journaling card and a tag underneath the photo to add some more layers and interest to the layout. To finish the left hand side of the spread off, I added a pine cone die cut on the bottom left hand corner of the photo.

Next I backed the cut file with lots of different patterned papers from the Noel collection, and then I adhered the cut file to the right hand side of the spread.

To finish the layout off, I added my title using a puffy word sticker. I also layered a circular die cut underneath the title to help it stand out from the background.

Thanks so much for joining me here on the blog today. I hope that you all have a wonderful Christmas and I'll see you back here in the New Year!

Joy | Marsha Farris

Hey friends!  Marsha here today sharing a layout in my 2019 December Daily using the Tree Farm cut file, available at The Cut Shoppe.

Here's a look at the layout:

Here's the cut file:

I love all types of holiday documenting, but December projects are my absolute favorite!  For my project today, I used mainly the Crate Paper Snowflake collection.  To begin the layout, I cut out three of the trees included in the cut file, using white cardstock.  I wanted to focus on one of the trees, so I sized it larger than the others.  I backed the largest tree with gold dot vellum from my stash and left the others open.  I created a large tag using a pink patterned paper and adhered the trees to it, slightly overlapping them.  A gold star, some tree stickers, a bit of ribbon, and machine stitching completed this side of the layout.

For the other side of the spread, I used a pocket page with 2- 3"x4" pockets.  I trimmed a patterned paper to fit in the pocket and added some chipboard stickers for my title.  I printed my journaling and adhered it to a label.

 For the other pocket, I printed my photo and added a label, stickers, and a bit more ribbon.

  Here's one final look at the layout:

Thank you so much for joining me today!  I will see you again soon!

Joy

Hi friends, Joanna here sharing a very merry scrapbook page. I used the Christmas Stockings cut file from The Cut Shoppe.

I love everything about this cut file! It's pure Christmas magic!

I used white cardstock to cut the cut file and used the Snowflake collection by Crate Paper to back it.

I choose a solid background with the yellow pattern paper for a cheery feel. 

I really didn't have to embellish much because the cut file does all the work!

Thanks for stopping by, have a great day.

Tada! with Kira

Hey there!  It's Kira and I am back with another 8.5x11 scrapbook layout using a cut file from The Cut Shoppe.  Here's a look at my layout:

Today, I started with a story.  The story of a lost remote and my cheeky little boy, who eventually found it.  I knew the perfect cut file for this story:  Remote Control.  I mean, even the title of the cut file is perfect.  Ha!

 

I used the Dear Lizzy collection She's Magic and cut out the television from the cut file set on some blue patterned paper.  I sized it about 7.75" wide so it would accommodate my journaling.

My journaling was typed up on one of the 6x8 papers and cut it to size to fit in the television.

I used a frame from the collection for my photo, and used a variety of embellishments to create three clusters around my page.  I used lots of foam adhesive to add dimension to my page.

I finished the layout by using some thickers from my stash for the title, "Tada!"

Thanks for stopping by!!

xo, Kira

Sleigh Ride | Vânia Fonseca

Hello crafty friends! Vânia here, today i´m sharing two pages from my December Daily.
I made a little pocket in one of the pages using the new Sleigh Ride cut file, that you can find on The Cut Shoppe.

When i saw this cut file i know i have to make something with it, because it´s just so cute. So i think it was a nice idea to made a little pocket, as if you´re storing your wishes inside the sled.

If you have kids, i think this is also cute to store their letter to Santa, or even a list of the presents you want  to give to your family and friends.

I´ve start by backing the cut file with some patterned papers from the Snowflake collection from Crate Paper. Also made two more "presents" to give a little more height to the pocket and made some bows using thread.

The left page, it´s a simple one about my day 6, with a selfie of me and my brother.

With the journaling printed directly in the photo and some stamping below.

And that´s all for today, thank you so much for passing by!

12 Days of Christmas Cut Files!

Today kicks off our 12 Days of Christmas Cut Files!  Each day through December 25th, we will have a FREE Cut File for you in The Cut Shoppe store!  Make sure you check out the FREE DESIGNS section each day to pick up the new design!

Merry Christmas from The Cut Shoppe!

 

Dashing through the SNOW! // Audrey Yeager

Are you in the holiday spirit?  I love scrapping the Christmas holiday and winter photos, and there are so many great cut files in the store.  I used the new "Sleigh Ride" cut file from the store along with the "Season's Greetings" file for my title:

Sleigh Ride

Season's Greetings

I began by cutting my sleigh from the Sleigh Ride cut file from gold foiled cardstock.  I first cut the title from white cardstock, but later changed it to navy.  I backed the sleigh with red patterned paper.

Next, I began adding some gesso to my background papers, and cutting a "hill" shape from my tree patterned paper. 

I tucked my photo into the sleigh and added some die cut presents, candy cane stickers, and a machine stitched Christmas tree die cut behind it.

To jazz up my sleigh even more, I added a tiny set of single bells to the front, and some layered flowers from my stash.

Finally, I added some due cut snow flakes, tiny house stickers on the hill, and my title near the sleigh.

Hope you are enjoying the holiday files!