Cheryl's Corner - Let's Go Shopping Card

June 1, 2011

Hey, what girl doesn't like to go shopping? None I know! Here's a cute card to send to your girlfriends to arrange a day of shopping and lunch.

SVG Collections Used

Kates Silhouette's SVG Collection (Shopping 2)
figure.svg (2 - one will be welded to rectangle.)	5	Dark Brown
bag1.svg	5	Designer Paper
bag1.svg ("Keep Proportions" unchecked)	.98 x 6.18	Designer Paper
bag1.svg	1.33 x 62	Designer Paper
bag2.svg (cut two)	5	Designer Paper
bag2.svg ("Keep Proportions" unchecked)	1.12 x 5	Designer Paper
dress.svg	5	Designer Paper
Scalloped Shapes SVG Collection (Circle)
s.svg	2.45	Dark Brown
Basic Shapes Library
rectangle.svg ("Keep Proportions" unchecked)	2.75 x 6.75	White
rectangle.svg ("Keep Proportions" unchecked)	2.625 x 6.625	Designer Paper
rectangle.svg ("Keep Proportions" unchecked)	4.75 x 6.75	White
rectangle.svg ("Keep Proportions" unchecked)	8.33 x 7	Lime Green
Rosies Ribbon Strips SVG Collection
9.svg ("Keep Proportions" unchecked)	6.625 x .375	Designer Paper

Cheryl Becker - SVGCuts Design Team

Open 8.33 x 7 rectangle. Open figure.svg and place about half on the 7 inch edge of rectangle and weld the two together.
Cut all components and assemble.
Ink edges, add texture, tie twine, or whatever embellishments you'd like to add.
This is a 5 x 7 card, so score from the left edge at 5 inches so when folded the figure ends on the right side edge of the card.
First add rectangle layers to the card, inside and the area to the left of the silhouette.
Adhere components to the card front as desired.

Inking or embossing really gives a soft look to harsh edges. Go easy, softer is better than to being too heavy handed.
A bit if ribbon or twine is always a nice addition.