Flowerpot Box Card Tutorial

Hello! Today, I’m excited to share a step-by-step assembly tutorial for the Box Card Spring Flower Pot 3 (SVG, Silhouette). This card includes several print-and-cut sentiments, and for this project, I’ve chosen the Happy Birthday design. All of the papers come from the Strawberry Fields collection by Echo Park Paper Co. 

First, I inked most of the paper edges and folded all the score lines into valley folds. Next, I adhered the gingham pattern papers to the flowerpot base, which is constructed in two pieces glued end to end. The three inserts feature a total of 10 flowers, with one extra flower for the front of the pot. I didn’t cut out the flower centers from paper, as they are included in the file, and I used enamel dots from my stash for the flower centers.   

The inserts can be a bit tricky to attach due to the slanted shape of the flowerpot. I adhered them to the inside of the second and fourth sections, starting with the left tab of each insert and ensuring they were level with the top of the flowerpot and aligned with the front insert. 

Once all the inserts were secured on the left side, I folded them over and applied glue to the back of each tab. Then, I folded the flowerpot over the glued tabs and added glue to the flowerpot tab before closing it. I also added two strips of gingham paper to form the flowerpot’s rim, adhering them neatly to both the front and back of the card. 

Lastly, I adhered the sentiment and the final flower to the front of the flowerpot.

 I hope you enjoyed this tutorial, and if you have any questions, feel free to reach out. Thank you for stopping by today!

Brandie 

Surfing Van Box Card

Hello Friends, Summer vibes are here!  I am sharing this fun and colorful Box Card Surfing Van (SVG, Silhouette) featuring a cute little road trip scene, beachy elements, and lots of cheerful layers. The design was so much fun to create and is sure to bring a smile to anyone's day! I used the papers and stickers from the Groovy Summer collection by Echo Park Paper Co.

Thanks for stopping by today.

Brandie

Lori Whitlock Creative Team June 2026 Blog Hop

Hello and welcome to the Lori Whitlock Creative Team June blog hop! The order this month is Lori, Brandie, Cathy, Chelsea, Sue, Noelene, Tamara, Holly, and Lindsay.

This month, I am sharing a tag flip I created using the Tag Set 3 file (SVG, Silhouette), which includes several tag options that will be useful for future projects. I also used the Groovy Summer paper collection by Echo Park Paper Co., which is bright, fun, and has just the right touch of retro style.

 

That's all for me today. Cathy is up next. Be sure to enter the giveaway!

Brandie 

5x7 Barn Easel Card Tutorial

Hi there! Today I am sharing an assembly tutorial for the 5x7 Barn Easel Card Patriotic (SVG, Silhouette). This barn card includes several elements, but the assembly is straightforward. Each piece has at least two layers. Start by gluing down the barn stripes, followed by the roof trim. Assemble the door and windows, then attach them to the barn. Center the wreath around the top window and glue the banner to the middle of the barn. Finally, align and attach the small fence along the bottom and right side of the barn.

The card base consists of two pieces. The top piece features two score lines that are folded as mountain folds. The end fold is glued to the back piece, forming the card base. Attach the green grass strip to the front of the card at the open edge. Apply glue only up to the middle score line on the card base, then center the barn over the glued area, aligning it with the bottom of the card. The truck can now be glued to the front of the card aligning it to the bottom and left side of the car. 

The sentiment is glued inside the card near the center. Adding foam dots to the back of the sentiment will help keep the card open, though they are optional.

This barn card is darling and makes a festive decor piece for the recipient. Be sure to check out all of the available options in Lori's shop. Thanks for stopping by today!

Brandie

Graduation Money Cake

Hello crafty friends! Graduation season is here, and today I'm excited to share the Congrats Grad Money Cake (SVG, Silhouette). Giving money is always a hit with graduates, and this adorable display makes it a fun and memorable gift. 

This charming cake is simple to personalize and quick to assemble, making it the perfect creative way to present a monetary gift.

That's all for me today, thanks for stopping by! 

Brandie 

Lori Whitlock Creative Team Blog Hop May 2026

 

Hello friends! Welcome to the May blog hop we’re so happy you’re here. Today’s lineup is Lori, Brandie, Cathy, Chelsea, Sue,  Nolelene, Tamara, Holly Jo, and Lindsay. I’ve been enjoying making 3D flower bouquets lately and have created several. This one is the 5x7 3D Lemonade Bouquet (SVG, Silhouette) and fits perfectly inside an envelope. I used papers and stickers from the Groovy Summer collection by Echo Park Paper Co. 

Thanks for hoping along today. Cathy is up next and be sure to enter the giveaway. 

Brandie 

3D Flower Bouquet Assembly Tutorial

Hi there crafty friends! Today I am sharing an assembly tutorial for the new 3D Flower Bouquet (SVG, Silhouette). Lori has several options and all of them are so fun and versatile. I have made three already! For this project I used papers from the Our Happy Place paper collection by Echo Park Paper Co.  

For this bouquet, I wanted to give the flowers a bit more dimension, so I cut an extra layer for each of the smaller blooms. After cutting everything out, I folded all the score lines into mountain folds. I inked the centers of the flowers as well as the edges of the vase and bow. The internal mechanism is glued end to end to form a circle, with the smaller section glued in on itself to create a sturdy easel leg. 

Before gluing the internal mechanism to the back of the vase, fold it into an X shape with the easel leg in the center. Apply glue only to the rectangular part of the mechanism and center it on the inside back of the vase. The vase is held together by four small tabs. Add glue to the tabs and the front rectangle of the mechanism, then align the front of the vase with the back, ensuring all edges match up and the tabs are tucked inside.

The file includes centers for all the blossoms, with each leaf composed of two layers. The front layer holds two blossoms, while the back layer contains three.

Apply glue to the square portion on the back side of the back layer, then slide it into the X mechanism. For the front layer, glue only the square section on the front, then slide it into the X mechanism. The bouquet envelope comes in two pieces. The front piece has three tabs folded into valley folds, with glue applied to the back of each tab. Align this piece with the bottom and sides of the back to create a pocket. 

The small card has all the elements layered together on the front. For a little extra embellishment, I fussy cut some butterflies, tucked them into the bouquet, and added a flat-backed brad to the bow.

I’m so happy with how this bouquet turned out and can’t wait to give it away. Next on my list is creating a strawberry bouquet.  

Thanks for stopping by today.  

Brandie