We all need quick and easy from time to time. I’ve created a spruced up ’five minute card’ with a cute carrot treat box. You can make this too.. a great project for a beginner!
SVG Collections Used
April Avenue SVG Collection
Easter Bunnies SVG Collection
Five Minute Cards SVG Kit
Hippity Hoppity SVG Kit
Free 3D bow 2/24/12
Supplies Used
- Echo Park This and That Collection
- Echo Park For the Record 2
- Gray Ink (edges)
- Epiphany Crafts Round 14 Tool and Epoxies
- Adhesive (foam and liquid)
- Sewing Machine and Coral Thread
- SVG Cuts/Unity Bunnies & Blossoms Stamp Set
- Green Ink (sentiment)
Dimensions
Size all shapes to width or height indicated using "keep proportions" or "aspect lock".
Five Minute Cards SVG Kit - Flower Card | ||
card_base.svg | 10.00"w | light pink |
panel.svg | 4.80"w | red floral pattern |
flowers_cutout.svg | 4.50"w | woodgrain print pattern |
stems.svg | 2.40"w | green grid pattern |
April Avenue SVG Collection - Bucket Bunny | ||
body.svg | 3.319"h | cream |
bucket.svg | 3.319"h | light blue grid pattern |
accent.svg | 3.319"h | pink polka dot |
pink.svg | 3.319"h | pink |
handle.svg | 3.319"h | dark brown |
April Avenue SVG Collection - Carrot | ||
bottom.svg | 2.00"h | orange pattern |
bottom.svg | 2.50"h | orange pattern |
top.svg | 2.00"h | green grid pattern |
top.svg | 2.50"h | green grid pattern |
Easter Bunnies SVG Collection | ||
fence.svg | 2.00"h | brown grid pattern |
Hippity Hoppity SVG Kit - Carrot | ||
carrot.svg | 11.00"w | orange pattern |
green_accents.svg | 11.00"w | green grid pattern |
Free 3D Bow - 2/24/12 | ||
bow.svg | 5.031"w | red floral pattern |
Instructions
- Cut your flower card base and panel. Open the flowers_cutout file. Right click and select ’break apart’, remove the far left flower leaving only two flowers. Cut. You’ll then cut the stem as is, then just use scissors and trim off the ’extra’ stem. Adhere card pieces.
- Cut the fence from Easter Bunnies SVG Collection. Adhere to the bottom left of the card, you’ll need to trim off the edge a bit so it doesn't hang off. You could always cut the fence a bit smaller, but it would be blocked by the bucket bunny. Adhere fence to card.
- Cut your bucket bunny and layer some pieces with adhesive foam for dimension. Add the two carrots, one in the bunny’s hand and the other inside the bucket. Adhere the bucket bunny to card.
- Stamp your sentiment, add some stitching, and epoxy shapes. Lightly ink your edges in gray and you’re done with the card.
- Cut the carrot and ’green’ parts at 11.00” wide. Ink your edges in grey. Assemble the box and embellish with the 3D bow and another epoxy shape.
Design Tips
- With the look of this paper it gives a slight vintage feel to it, so I thought adding grey ink to the edges was a nice touch. Inking your edges also helps layered die cuts have a bit of dimension. Especially when layering light colors over each other.
- I added carrots to this card to ’pull together’ the look with the carrot treat box. This simple added element made it look more like a set.
- Add dimension with adhesive foam. Glue Arts makes ’You Cut It foam which is great to cut however large or small you need.
- Machine stitching is a fast and easy way to add an extra something special to a project. Like a finishing touch!
- Make it your own by using different papers, buttons, twine, etc. You can even add a different bunny!
- Add some buttons, a bunny, twine, etc. to the carrot. You can even add a tag with a name or sentiment on it to personalize your gift.
As always, I hope you like this project! Even if you don’t make this ’exact’ card, I hope it inspires you to jazz up some other card bases and make them your own! Happy crafting!
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