Showing posts with label Cottage Cutz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cottage Cutz. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 12, 2022

2021 Christmas Gift Box with Tags Pink Version

Hello Friends and Crafters.  Today's share is the pink version of my Christmas Gift Box with Tags.  You know that I have to always make a pink version as I'm a Pink Christmas girl.
This is a Santa with Gingerbread banner.  One of my favorite Christmas dies.  You will be able to find all the links to the dies on my Youtube Channel under the video titled "2021 Christmas Tags".
Here we have a super cute Cottagecutz die.  The Snowman with Owl is too adorable and a die you don't see very often.  It's a great one for your collection.
This is a Jolly Santa from Cottage Cutz.  Doesn't he make you smile!
This is another Cottagecutz Santa with Reindeer with list.  
Marianne Creatables Reindeer is the die on this cute tag!
This is a combination Snowman with Reindeer from Cottagecutz and a Spellbinders tree.
This Hot Cocoa House is from Cottagecutz!
This cute Snowman Shaker die is from Hobby Lobby!
This fun die is a Snowman Colorize from Sizzix.
The crate holds 10 heavily embellished tags.  This cute bear is an Embossing/Die combo from Sizzix.  Hope you enjoyed this share today.  Your visit is so appreciated.  Happy Crafting. 

Wednesday, March 15, 2017

CottageCutz Mr. Snuggles Coffee Themed Card


Welcome everyone to another card share.  For today's card the super cute Mr Snuggles and Hot Drink Cup dies from CottageCutz were used to create this darling card for that coffee lover in your life.  For the card I used the corrugated cards from Michael's for my base and built it up from there with Martha Stewart punch around the page and a Marianne doily die in the background. 
Here's Mr Snuggles up close......really sweet right!  He's one of my favorite dies.  The flowers are just rolled burlap and a Marvy punch rose.   Thanks so much for dropping by today.  Hope you have a wonderful craft day!

Thursday, December 17, 2015

CottageCutz Christmas Ornaments

Hello everyone.  For today's project share here are these pretty altered wood ornaments from Michael's  They are wooden frame ornaments that have been painted white and then painted with glue and sprinkled with glitter. 
The gold glitter paper has been cut with a oval Spellbinders die that matches the opening of the frame.  The Holy Family die was cut on black cardstock and mounted in the center of the frame.  The Poinsettia and Holly die frames the focal point.
The Angel Boy and Girl CottageCutz die was used on this ornament.  The flowers were created by cutting on white cardstock and distressing with Victorian Velvet Distress Ink.  The center is a gold bead and the Holly was cut on gold paper.  The berries are from a Dollar Store floral pick.  The gold bling at the top of the ornament is a Michael' embellishment.
This ornament uses the Praying Angel Die.  She's so pretty isn't she.  I just love these ornaments.  After I created these I loved them so much I wanted to make more.  But when I went back to Michael's they didn't have any more of these frames.  Hope you got some inspiration to make your own ornaments.  Thanks for stopping by today to view this project.  Until next time......Happy Crafting.  These are the dies used:




Friday, December 4, 2015

CottageCutz Blog Hop

 Hello everyone and Welcome to the
Christmas HOP  for December 2015

Be sure to grab your favorite drink, and enjoy the Hop!!! 

We have some Awesome Prizes to give away.  Two $25 dollar Gift Certificates and one $15 Certificate
**To be ENTERED to Win you will want to be sure to visit all blogs and leave comments for each blog and on the CottageCutz blog to let us know you have completed the hop!! Enjoy, there is lots of Inspiration using the New CottageCutz Christmas Release!!
For this project I decorated some bags we got from the local honey my husband purchases.  He showed me the bags and I knew right away what I was going to do with them....lol  For the first bag the St. Nick Christmas Scene CottageCutz die was used for the focal point.  Presents die was used for the top border of the bag and the bottom is the Scrolly Tree die.  For this bag the O Holy Night Scene die is the focal point.  The top border is the Bethlehem Border die and the bottom border is some Martha Stewart punched and layered snowflakes.
For the focal point on this bag the Wintry Forest Scene die was used. For the top the Pine Treescape die was used and punched snowflakes again at the bottom.  All the kraft tags are from the Michael's $1.50 spot from last year just tied with a little twine.  These match the lining in the bag.
Winter Sleigh Ride Scene is the focal point of this 4th and final gift bag.  The Winter Town Border die is used at the top of the bag and punched snowflakes at the bottom.  What a great way to recycle bags to have on hand for last minute gifts.  The possibles are endless with these beautiful CottageCutz dies.  Be sure to check out all the beautiful projects from the design team!
***Here is the Complete Line-up for Hop***


**Thank you all for stopping by today!!! You will have until Wednesday December 9th, 2015 at 12:00 midnight Eastern time to Join us :) 
We will announce the winners on December 16, 2015.
Have fun and Good Luck to All!!!
Her e are the die used:






Sunday, November 29, 2015

CottageCutz Shabby Chic Christmas Card

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas.  How about some shabby chic cards for today's project share with these beautiful Cottagecutz dies.  Lots of white cardstock and glitter really make for a festive card.
 For this card the super cute Trees 4 Sale die from CottageCutz is the main focal point.  The Christmas Greeting die was cut on black card stock.  To create the background, a snowflake embossing folder was used on kraft cardstock that was cut with a round Spellbinders die and then a white ink pad was run over the design.  The holly leaves are Martha Stewart Punch Around the Page Punch.
 The Santa's Sleigh die for this card was cut on white cardstock and painted with glitter glue and sprinkled with glitter.  The snowflakes are Martha Stewart punches that have been glittered and layered.
 This is the Christmas Tree in Window die.  It was glittered to.  Some cheese cloth has also been sandwiched in the layers for a fun wispy feel to shabby it up.  The card bases are from the $1.50 bin at Michael's.
Thanks so much for letting me share with you today my project.  Here's hoping you are enjoying you Holiday preparations.  Until next time......Happy Crafting!  Here are the dies used:




Thursday, November 26, 2015

CottageCutz Altered Tin Ornaments

Hello crafts and welcome to another CottageCutz project.  Christmas is in full swing at my house, how about you.  Today is a project share of some altered tin Christmas ornaments.  Aren't they cute.  These CottageCutz dies make the cutest gifts.
For the first ornament we have this adorable Wind Up Teddy Bear from Cottagecutz.  I just love teddy bears and this one is super cute.  Along with the Wind Up Teddy Bears there are several other dies on this ornament.  In the background are the Fur Trees.  Then the Poinsettia and Holly for Embellishment.  Last but not least the beautiful Christmas Greeting die.  Designer paper was mounted to the bottom of this tin and some tinsel trim was glued around the bottom,
This ornament uses the darling Reindeer W/Scarf die.  Again the Fur Trees, Poinsettia & Holly, and Christmas Greeting dies were used to decorate the tin.  A bow made with seam binding was tied on top of the original twine for the hanging loop.

Thanks so much for stopping by today.  Remember if you have older ornaments that you don't use anymore, you can change them into something beautiful again with just a few dies.  Don't be afraid to experiment.  Until next time.......Happy Crafting.  Here are the dies used.: