PM Teddy Bear

I haven't been here in a few days. I have been busily creating things for a Mother-Daughter Tea my Girl Scout district is hosting this Saturday. I will be sharing files for a Bingo Card and a Teabag Holder I have made. So remember to check back after Saturday to have a look.


For now, I wanted to share this little bear that I traced into the Make the Cut software from another coloring book page. Remember all of these files are for personal use only. The pieces are "locked" in the layers section of the software, so remember to click on the "unlock" when you get ready to cut the pieces.

Click Here to download the .mtc file.

This file can be cut with the Make The Cut software and several types of electronic cutters.

One more Shape Card to share

Here is my second card I made for the Shape Cards challenges. This one is a tri-fold card. I had already stamped this Tilda stamp image onto cardstock and had colored it with my Copic markers, but didn't know what I was going to do with her yet. So I thought about adding her to a card. I was having a hard time thinking about a "shape card" to do then it hit me....why not make Shape cards using the same concept as the Shape books. So this is what I came up with. I traced my Tilda image into the MTC software to create this card.

If you would like to know how to add "stamped" images to Make the Cut, check out my written tutorial: Using Stamped Images in Make the Cut, in my tutorials section. Same concept as the tutorial.
I sponged inked the sun with an orange and red ink pad. The clouds are cut from vellum. The rock is a textured paper. The flower, I cut out four layers and put them together using a brad. Before putting together, I ran the separate pieces through my Cuttlebug with the Swiss Dots folder. The fence was also done with a "woodgrain" paper. I used the Peachy Keen face stamps for the nose/mouth on the Tilda stamps and for the face on the sun.

Hope this card inspires you to try to make Shape Cards.

Shape Cards Challenge

Over at the Make The Cut forum, this weeks challenge is to make a Shape Card. Also there is another challenge going on for Card Angels to send cards to a little girl named Cheyenne who is very sick. So this is one of two cards I made for both of these challenges. This entire card was made with the Make the Cut software, my Cricut Expression and Stickles.

Precious Moments Lion

This little lion is from a Precious Moments coloring page. If you would like the Make the Cut cut file, click on the link below.

Click HERE.

One more file to share...

Here are some Dessert Goodies to share. Each image and the layers that go with it are locked. Check the layers property box in Make the Cut to unlock each image/layer.

Click Here for this file.

Hope you find this file useful. Enjoy!

More Make The Cut Files

Here are more files to share. Remember to check the layers property box, as the layers are locked. You will need to unlock the layers as you use them. Click on the link below each picture for the Make The Cut file. Remember for personal use only.

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More files to come.

Precious Moments Graduation Kids

I have traced these images into MTC from coloring pages found on the internet. They are already layered and ready to be cut. The layers in this file are locked. To use make sure to unlock the layers as needed. If you would like these MTC cuttable files, find the link below each image. Click HERE for the PM-Graduation Boy

Click HERE for the PM-Graduation Girl

Check back again as I will be posting more as I get time to do them and share. Remember these should only be used for personal use only.

Wicked 2-Page Layout

I did this for another challenge over at the MTC Forum message board. This challenge was to use a silhouette image. The image of Elphaba the Witch was from a colored graphic, which I traced around in Paint and then brought it into MTC to finish and cut. The Time Dragon Clock was a photograph that I traced around and erased the background using Paint and then brought it into MTC to finish and cut. The flying monkeys were already a silhouette image.

My daughter and I are going to see Wicked the Musical in June when it comes to Charlotte. This will be our second time seeing it. We saw it June 2006 in New York City. If you haven't seen this show and ever have a chance to go see it, I highly recommend it.
Thanks for looking.

Pebbles in her carriage

HI all, been a busy week at work and even more so this weekend. I do have one file to share if you like this one. This was a coloring page image found on the net. I then brought it into the MTC software program so that it can be cut out for a scrapbook page.

This file does have a LOT of small pieces. So make sure when you are cutting the pieces you know how they will be placed on the background piece. Please also make sure to look at the layers box. I have created all of the layers for this file.


If you would like this file click HERE to download it. Remember this is for personal use only and not to be included on anything for sale.

There are several challenges going on over at the MTC forum that I am going to try and do. So check back to see what I post.

Layout for a Challenge

Here is a layout I did for a "border" challenge. If you will see I used the cat border that I had shared. Check my site for the Borders mtc file for this.

On this layout I used mtc to create and cut the cat border and the large spiderweb. I used silver stickles on the spiderweb. I used a Tilda stamp (from Magnolia stamps) and colored it with the Copic markers. I also used the Martha Stewart Punch around the page - spiderweb punches around this mat and then added a couple more mats with ribbons.

The Dwarfs

Hope everyone is enjoying this long weekend. I have been working on converting more files. Here is one I hope you like. If you would like this .mtc file, click HERE.

I have these images "locked", to unlock click on the unlock button at the bottom of the layers bar to unlock all or click on the lock on each individual layer.