Holly Christmas cards file from svgcuts, berries are nuvo crystal drops

Fairy light gift boxes file from svgcuts

Christmas Carriage file from svgcuts holly 'ribbon' from inbuilt file on scanncut with nuvo crystal drops berries. Papers from first edition - silent night 12 x 12 pad with the wheels being card stock from papermill direct grey with silver fleck-gorgeous. Top picture shows lid at angle as it is a gift box

Enjoyed making this one, it is actually for my son. The background is from the tattered lace magazine-free paper with two tattered lace die keys. the fob watch is Robert Adams and the font was cut on the scanncut highlighted with glossy accents and tonic crystal drops making up the chains on the keys and watch.

A card file from svgcuts, personalized and cut out on the scanncut. The background is a crafters companion embossing folder highlighted with distress ink.

A Christmas shadow box, the fire place etc are an x cut die set with some tattered lace dies. unfortunately I cannot remember the brand of the corner snow die. Finished with tonic crystal drops on the tree

Another gift box in different colour way, with added Holly decoration. Cut out on the scan n cut the file is svgcuts, the Holly is from the installed borders on the scan n cut decorated with tonic crystal drops (berries)and 3D crystal lacquer on the leaves. The main body card stock is from papermilldirect it holds its form beautifully and shows its quality in the way it cuts perfectly. I also love the mock screw brads

Really cute drum gift box from svgcuts, 10cm high by 13cm diameter so cute

Getting ready for Christmas, have wanted to do a sleigh for a while and love this. It is (from widest point) 20cm long x 5cm wide. would look lovely on the mantle with sweets in or under the tree holding a small gift. file from svgcuts

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