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Happy Christmas cut out SVG topper for sale

Sunday, December 2nd, 2012

Anyone else inspired by the paper cutout work featured on Kirstie Alsopps’s Vintage Home programme? If you get a chance to view it, you’ll see it’s all fussy cut by Poppy Chancellor but as Black Cat Cougar and other cutting machine owners know, manual is not what we do! Why buy a cat then miaow yourself?! Okay, to you purists out there, it’s the difference between Indonesian reclaimed floorboards and good, common, serviceable ones from Woodies…  only discernible to those with ‘The Eye’ and the critical faculties that ‘get’ the nuances and subtleties lost on the rest of us!

I made this cut-out this afternoon. It needed a couple of little tweaks as one or two cuts are a bit fine when it came to removing it from the carrier sheet, but the few I’ve cut will be used on cards this Christmas despite one or two leeeetle breakages here and there. The tweaks are the work of minutes but that bed won’t make itself and there are a few other chores (‘What chores?’ ‘Thank you, I’ll have a cup of tea, please’) so I’ll do them tomorrow.

There, all tweaked and easy to get off the carrier sheet! It’s for sale here at 2.50 euro. Payment must be made through Paypal which will deal with any currency conversion. You will receive the SVG file electronically in your e-mail within 24 hours of receiving your payment. Thank you for looking.

Click here for the file:

Happy Christmas cutout topper SVG (€ 2.5) Happy Christmas cut out SVG topper €2.50

 

Also for sale is a high-res stamp of the cutout (ABR Photoshop/PSE brush) €2.50

Happy Christmas cutout topper stamp (Photoshop/PSE) brush (€ 2.5)

So, have a good evening and speak tomorrow.

 

I robot

Saturday, May 26th, 2012

Is there no end to the fun to be had with a cutting machine? I bought some heat press vinyl last year and didn’t really use it – until I bought a plain black hoodie for Mr Tree. It was too plain so got Illustrator into action and knocked up a cool sizzle-my-schnizzles, robot ( and then took it into Photoshop to convert it into a brush to play with on other projects – like the gang of robots that have turned up on the left)!

Cut, weeded and hot-pressed on, it looks just dudey! Mr Tree likes it but the weather  is amazing. It’s so hot and gorgeous it’s just not hoodie weather. From my window in this room I can see some giant Yukka’s and in this heat I pretend they’re palm trees. Or is that a mirage?

Have got a couple of kids’ hoodies to do (boys) so have designed different robots and hope to get them done early next week. Will show you when they’re ready.

Have a good weekend and hope you’re enjoying some good weather where you are.

Hels

Butterfly Extravaganza

Saturday, May 19th, 2012

I made this quickly using a dingbat font  (I think it’s WW Fantasy Fairy font) look closely and you’ll see the fairies in the middle. They’re slightly modified  in that I had to cut off the longest stars or the middle wouldn’t have been left clear.

Butterflies are welded around the outside and topped with swathes of them – they’re on every side. It’s frothy, man! There’s no angle that I’ve managed to get a great shot though – it looks so busy in the pics but IRL it’s just beautiful.  It’s cut from silver Conqueror but, sadly, the photograph doesn’t pick up the sheen and subtle ‘glitter’ in the paper stock.

I haven’t finished with these X-forms yet. It’s lovely they’re so easy, they fold flat and yet can be dressed up like proper little glamour-pusses! Am in love with them, for now! This one does need a little care to cut  as the fingers are delicate but the attention is worth it!

The file is available for €5.00 payable through Paypal. The file will be sent electronically to the Paypal account holder’s e-mail address within 24 hours of payment being received.

Butterfly Extravaganza: €5.00

(Oct 2012/ TST/Oct/For sale/cards)

Butterfly Extravaganza SVG (€ 5)

You can see the lovely card made by Ema here:

http://www.thesingingtree.biz/index.php/2013/04/beautiful-job/

Thank you for looking.

Now it looks extra special!

Thursday, May 17th, 2012

There we go. I did a bit on this last night and finished this morning.

Very similar to the round x-form posted yesterday except I wasn’t happy that I hadn’t realised that aligning the butterfly wing tips to the bottom of the circle would have made a more stable structure – would have given the form ‘feet’ . This revised (totally redone actually but like anything, when you’ve done it once you know what to do next time) has welded flowers and butterflies topped with more butterflies as before but is extra special with the flourishy curls and swirls around it.  It folds flat for popping into an envelope for posting so that side of things is covered, too!

I cut this with the Cougar, btw – starting to get a bit more confident with the machine now. Still experimenting with embossing so will show results when I’ve done something worth showing! Anyhoo, going to make a few more of these gorgeous pieces – they look fabulous. And assembly is so easy. Will be selling as soon as I’ve converted from Illustrator into the usual suspects! For now, must dash – got a train to catch.

And here comes the sun, too!

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For sale in SVG, GSD and Studio formats at €5.00 euro. Payment is via Paypal which will perform all currency conversion for you. When your payment is received you will be notified by email that the file can be downloaded – simply go to the Singing Tree home page and click on the ‘Files You Have Ordered’ link on the right-hand side.

Please note you will need a Craft Robo, Black Cat Cutter, Silhouette, Wishblade, Cameo, etc to be able to open and use the template.

x-formbutterfly card ornate: SVG, GSD & Studio (€ 5)

Thank you for looking

Hels

Sunflowers

Monday, May 14th, 2012

There’s a lady who lives close by who grows sunflowers and sells them. It’s a sunny, friendly sight to see when they get big enough to look over the walls and smile at the sun; I imagine it’s a cheery sight for everybody. Bumble bees love them, too, and when I grew them years ago I remember bees making long stops at these big sunny flowers.

One of my current visitors likes a smoke and sits in the conservatory doorway to have a fag here and there and I sometimes sit in there with him and chat. We were in there when a huge bumbly flew in! Don’t know if it was a queen or not but it was big! It’s not a rare occurence so I keep a big fluffy fibre duster on a stick – like a feather duster – and  gently get the bee to climb on then hold it outside so they can fly away.

They work hard and their work is important -  what is the dire warning? Without bees…  ‘without pollenation, food supplies would rapidly dwindle, and the human race along with most life would end rapidly…likely in less than 3 years. (Wikipedia).  Anyway, treat them kindly.

Popping in, popping out and popping up is a bit of a theme in my life at the moment and so pop-up cards are still keeping me interested! I was thinking of making a cake card for my son’s girlfriend’s birthday tomorrow. I was very taken by one on Craftster by CPeep, her Pop-up wedding cake card (which would work perfectly as a birthday cake too):

http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=352642.0 She is generously giving the templates away for the straight and wavy sided templates here:

http://extremecards.blogspot.com/2010/07/origamic-architecture-wedding-cake.html

It’s bookmarked and I’ll make on later this month for another birthday that’s coming up – they are both lovely.

Anyway, am posting a pop-up card insert for sale. It was inspired by the talented Tracy Chong, see hers here:

http://desireux.blogspot.com/2007/05/first-one.html

Mine features a pretty cut out pattern at one end and the sunflower pop-up elements at the other end. It’s straightforward to fold and assemble and looks summery and bright against a contrasting background.

It’s €3.00 and available in SVG, GSD and Studio formats. You will need an appropriate cutting machine, eg, Craft Robo, Cameo, Silhouette, Black Cat cutter, etc to use the template.

When your payment is received you will be notified and you can download the file by clicking on the ‘Your Orders’ link on the right-hand side of the home page.

Sunflower pop-up card insert: SVG, GSD & Studio (€ 3)

Thank you so much for looking.

Hels x

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