Soo....a few days ago I asked on Facebook and Instagram if you guys
would be interested in a new series on Silhouette School called 'Freebie Friday.' The 500+ 'yes's'
in 38 minutes gives me the impression you might be a little interested.
So....we're kicking it off today. Yes, I'm well aware it's Thursday...but with all this travel I'm doing I have about a month's worth of posts already scheduled on the blog (patting self on back!). Some of them need to post on certain dates - like tomorrow's - so I'm starting Freebie Friday on a Thursday. Go figure... Here's how it's going to work...every Friday I'll share a free cut file on the blog. Some of the Freebies will including a quick tutorial with them, others that are pretty self explanatory will just be the file. All freebies can be found by clicking the 'Freebies' tab along the bar under the header on the blog at any time.
As are all the cut files I share, they're FREE for personal use only. That means, you can make them for yourself, your kids, your friends, or as a gift. You can't sell the file and you can't sell a finished product with the file on it. Don't make me send you to the principal's office...
Also, please keep in mind, the V2 and V3 .Studio
files will only be available through Dropbox (it's free, easy and fast to sign up for an account)..that's really the
easiest way I can share files with the masses. The link to download can be found at the bottom of each Freebie Friday post. Once you download and save onto your computer, go into Silhouette Studio > File > Open and navigate to the folder where you saved the file.
Enough about all that...here's this week's Freebie Friday file.
This flower pot envelope and card is perfect for Mother's day!
The flower pot is cut, folded and glued along the side folds and bottom (don't glue along the top or you won't be able to slide the card in) to form the envelope, while the flowers can pull out as the card.
I used glue dots to glue together the sides of the pot and foam dots to attach some of the flowers to give the card some added dimension.
HTV was added to the tiny bow using a flat iron (read more on adding heat transfer vinyl to ribbon here) and was then attached to the card with a dot of hot glue.
Use sketch pens to write a sentiment or write your own personal message inside for mom.
Then just slide the card into the pot and you've got yourself an adorable Mother's Day card for mom.
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Thanks for coming to class today at Silhouette School. If you like what you see, I'd love for you to pin it!
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Thank you! I can't wait to try this!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I cannot tell you how much I appreciate you and this blog!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty file. Thanks for sharing it and for all the great work you do for us all! God bless....
ReplyDeleteSo sweet. Thank you so much.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, thank you!
ReplyDeletethank you
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