Easter Tags 2022

Here is yet another installment of Easter tags challenge done on the eCal & SCAL Users FB page. I used a lot of print-2-cut for these, and the following is what I came up with. 

The egg tags were made with an svg cut file from Creative Fabrica. The Happy Easter tag was designed by me using digital elements from Digital Scrap World, Lisa-Lotte Sunesen on Etsy. The Spring green gingham tag was a cut-2-print tag with images/elements from Carta Bella's Spring Market. All of the tag backgrounds were designed in Affinity Photo with elements as noted.

Have a Wonderful Spring Season!

Tropical Pineapples!

I think this card is one of my all-time favorite ones. This card is made from four layers. They are supposed to be a solid color layers. I took the top layer into Affinity Photo and added some graphics, and love how it turned out. This pattern came from Dreaming Tree's Pineapple Card.

Then came the gift box, which came from SVG Cuts Fruity Fiesta SVG Kit. Another fun project, and a nice sized box for a gift.

Have a Tropical Fiesta Kind of Day!

St. Paddy's Day Hats

I always try to make a little something for my grandboys, with a little treat inside for fun holidays. For St. Patrick's Day I made these cute little leprechaun hats, the cut for which can be found at Simply Crafty SVGs.

Very easy, and can be made in a flash!

I filled these up with green Hershey kisses, See's gold coin chocolates, and some rub-on St. Paddy's Day kid tattoos, with a little personalization on the back.

Top O' the Mornin' to Ya!

Mini Bell Tower

My grandson is obsessed with bell towers. He's three years old. We even went to a church with a bell tower for his birthday and listened to the bells toll. I placed a small metal bell on the inside. Of course, he's three years old and has kind of torn a couple of places, so I brought it home and fixed it. I explained about being careful with it, and so far so good! He's being so careful with it.

The base pattern came from SVG Cuts Santa’s Village SVG Kit, and I enlarged the bell tower window to accommodate the bell. Also, of course, I didn't use Christmas paper, but found some rock patterned paper.

Ding Dong!