Designs By Mary Rudakas

These masculine cards are from our SVG Kit simply called “Guy Cards.” I used paper by BasicGrey called the Oliver Collection Pack and some coordinating AC Cardstock from PumpkinCartCrafts.com (the Earth Tones pack). But it got me to thinking… Just what IS it that makes a guy card? We get this question ALL the time – “Are you guys going to come out with some more ‘guy’ designs?”

This cute Cowboy Bear looks great on this boot! The boot was a free SVG several months ago, and we retired it, but it’s available for download right here on this page. Since the pieces of the bear are pretty small, I used solid-colored cardstock (by American Crafts, of course, which is my favorite because it cuts so well).

Are you ready for Trick-or-Treating yet? Our Lil’ Peeps are! These spooky little characters are only 2.3″ tall, and I used Peachy Keen Stamps for their faces and candy buckets. I created the Dracula, Frankenstein’s Monster and Witch from our Trick-Or-Treat Lil’ Peeps SVG Collection at only 2.3″ tall, and they make the cutest little scene.

Share/Bookmark Create gorgeous gift boxes this Christmas with Big Boutique Gift Boxes from SVGCuts!  Use your favorite Christmas cardstock and even embellish it with one of our 3D Wintergreens!  It’s sure to “wow” them and will look oh so pretty underneath your tree. Tools Used Scotch Quick Dry Adhesive Zots 3D Clear Adhesive by Thermoweb [...]

Create a vintage Halloween with these fabulous party bags! Standing nearly 10″ tall, they are perfect for a handful of creepy candy and a fake spider or two. Give homemade peanut butter cookies to your favorite neighbor or your favorite trick-or-treaters. They’ll scream with delight!

Use our Tied Surprise Bags with your favorite Halloween paper to create quick and easy treat bags! Use coordinating paper for effortless matching and have fun finally using those funky Halloween ribbons you picked up at the craft store.

I love the vintage appeal of this page and had a blast layering lots of festive elements. Fourth of July can be fun yet busy and loud, so I wanted my page to convey all of that. It all started with this patriotic background paper by Creative Imaginations that I picked up at Archivers. It looks like parchment and its muted reds and blues look classy and allow the more vibrant elements to pop…

You can almost feel the sand between your toes looking at this layout. I had a blast working with our Beach Bum SVG Collections (I, II, III) and this beachy paper by My Mind’s Eye. I 3D-popped our cute sandcastle caption on our Scalloped Frame (freebie). I used two beachy photo frames and love the postage-stamp edged frame with this layout because it gives the feel of a vacation postcard.

Pennants are so hot right now, and it’s so easy to achieve a multitude of looks. Pick a theme and go with it! Dinner party? Girls’ tea party? Graduation, birthday or Father’s Day? Just choose your papers and add a few die cuts! My mom is having a Summer Cherry themed tea party this weekend, so I cut a few of my favorite kitchen cherry die cuts and found some adorable paper, and voila! This will make a great hostess gift and decoration – sure to spark some lively conversation!

I had fun pairing this pretty K&Company paper with the Extras in our new Mother’s Day Cards SVG Kit to create a pretty page for my scrapbook! The cheerful yet elegant colors and ladylike patterns were perfect. I used the Vines Square element in the background, backed by a blacked-out version of itself in a complementary pattern. Why not go all-out girly for a holiday celebrating Mom?